Naval Families Federation in new partnership to support Naval Service families
We are delighted to announce the launch of ‘Strengthening Families – By Your Side’, a new offer of support for all Royal Navy and Royal Marines families....
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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....
‘Building Stronger Families’ Portal to Support Naval Service Couples and Families
The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC) and Relate have launched a free relationship counselling portal for Royal Navy and Royal Marines personnel and their partners....
The Experience of Parental Absence in RN/RM Families
We have produced a resource to help to support parents, carers and schools. You can download a copy here....
New Schemes and Initiatives to Support Service Personnel & Their Families
Find out more about a new package (announced in September 18) to help Armed Forces personnel and their family members throughout their careers and their transitions into civilian life....
Guide For Families Moving
The Children’s Education Advisory Service (CEAS) have produced a practical guide to help families understand the psychological and emotional dimensions of moving. The information is designed to help parents minimise...
Leaving the Service
If you and your family are considering leaving the Royal Navy/ Royal Marines or are already on your way out, find out all of the information that you need to...
Support for Parents & Children
Here is a list of useful resources and other charities that offer support to Service parents and children whilst your serving person is away....
Naval Service Recovery Pathway
The Naval Service Recovery Pathway (NSRP) delivers a conducive military environment for the management and support of Naval Service wounded, injured and sick (WIS) personnel in need of long term...
Bereavement
Any sudden death is a devastating event for children. When the death is that of a member of the Armed Forces there are additional difficulties to come to terms with...
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