A talented amateur artist who is living with dementia at a Surbiton care home is passing on her skills to a member of staff.
Read moreA talented amateur artist who is living with dementia at a Surbiton care home is passing on her skills to a member of staff.
Read moreTrinity Insurance Services, the specialist insurance broker for the military community, has reaffirmed its relationship as a Commercial Partner with SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity.
Read moreKerry Clark and Fiona Grist, two retired Queen Alexandra’s Royal Army Nursing Corps (QARANC) Majors and friends of more than 25 years, are taking part in Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity’s Race Across the UK Challenge.
Read moreRelationships take time, attention and care. Yet for many Royal Navy and Royal Marines families, the demands of service life can put additional pressure on even the strongest relationships.
Read moreDo you have qualifications from outside the UK and need help getting them recognised? The RFS Foreign & Commonwealth (F&C) Programme supports spouses and partners of serving Foreign & Commonwealth personnel and veterans to obtain an ECCTIS Statement of Comparability for their overseas qualifications.
Read moreRoyal Signals veteran from Southport celebrates centenary as her wartime service is finally formally recognised.
Read moreA couple facing the aftermath of a stroke and cancer diagnosis have spoken about the difference an RAF Benevolent Fund Group Friendship Break in Suffolk made to their lives, giving them the chance to step away from their health challenges, meet others with shared experiences and realise they were not alone.
Read moreCentre for Mental Health has recently been commissioned by Forces in Mind Trust to explore how mainstream (non-veteran-specific) mental health services recognise and respond to veterans’ backgrounds, experiences, and ongoing needs, and how these services might become more veteran-friendly.
Read moreFrom beds on trains to sandwiches in Bristol, teams taking part in the Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity’s Race Across the UK (RATUK) have already been overwhelmed by acts of kindness as they make their way from Dartmouth to Inverness.
Read moreNew partnership will widen access to adaptive sport for wounded, injured and sick serving personnel and veterans – and build a new understanding of how sport can improve military health and wellbeing.
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In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here