NFF & Headspace
On World Mental Health Day, we are delighted to launch our new Headspace project for the families of serving RN/RM personnel. ...
Mental Health Tag
WoW Study – the Wellbeing of Women During and After Pregnancy
Researchers at King’s College London are carrying out a new study into maternal mental health in the Armed Forces community. The research will help us to understand and improve the care offered by health services to Armed Forces mums, including Armed Forces spouses and serving women....
Mental Health Initiative to Help Royal Marines Reduce Stigma & Improve Awareness
Regain is an initiative masterminded by a serving Royal Marines Captain that offers a simpler way to help Royal Marines access mental health treatment....
IPC4V Framework to deliver personalised care for Service Leavers & Veterans in England
NHS England and MOD had been working together to help support the small number of Armed Forces personnel who have complex and enduring physical, neurological and mental health conditions that...
Better Support for Young People from Armed Forces Families Experiencing Stressful Life Events
A study is being carried out at the University of Southampton to investigate how adolescents from Armed Forces families cope with stressful life events....
NHS and Schools in England to Reform Children’s Mental Health Care
Department of Health and the Department for Education released a Green Paper to consult on mental health provision for children and young people in December 2017. The implementation began in...
Government Seeks Views On Access to Social Housing for Armed Forces Community
The government has opened a consultation process on improving access to social housing for members of the Armed Forces community. Find out what it could mean for you here....
HALO Study – King’s Centre For Military Mental Health Research & Help For Heroes
Mental health research and support for Naval Service families: find out more about the HALO Study and Help for Heroes 'Hidden Wounds'....
Mental Health Survey – Results
We have recently carried out a survey about mental health for Royal Navy and Royal Marines families. Read the results in full here....