The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (the Trust) has launched their latest funding opportunity, the Rise Programme, designed to help small and medium armed forces charities become stronger, more resilient and better prepared for the future.
Read moreIn the latest round of the Armed Forces Families: Early Years programme, The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (the Trust) has awarded 11 projects a share of just over £600,000 to tackle this challenge.
Read moreThe VALOUR Recognised Centres (VRCs) Development Fund – funded by the Office for Veterans’ Affairs within MOD – will award grants of up to £1m to provide veterans, and then the wider armed forces community, with in-person guidance and support.
Read more19 organisations will share £4.5 million thanks to funding from the Office for Veterans’ Affairs’ Veterans’ Capital Housing Fund.
Read moreFrom shared reading projects, outdoor wellbeing activities and family-friendly fitness sessions to peer support and tailored counselling,10 projects across the UK have been supported worth a total of £304,732.
Read moreWhen someone joins the armed forces, it’s a career and a lifestyle that extends to their entire family.
Read moreThe Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust has awarded eight projects a share of over £650,000 under its Service Women: Seen & Heard programme, focusing on the specific needs of women in our armed forces.
Read moreBereaved families within the armed forces community will soon benefit from specialist mental health and wellbeing support, thanks to a significant investment from the Armed Forces Covenant Fund’s ‘Empowering Bereaved Military Families’ programme.
Read moreThere are three different levels of training available with a mixture of in-person and online options.
Read moreThe programme sets out to tackle these challenges head on – helping to reduce stress for service families affected by the difficulties relocation can bring.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
