The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (the Trust), in collaboration with Neighbourly Lab, Campaign to End Loneliness and The King’s Centre for Military Health Research (KCMR), King’s College London are pleased to announce the launch of Tackling Armed Forces Loneliness: An Evaluation of the Trust’s Tackling Loneliness Programme.
Read moreApplications are now open for the Early Years programme which will fund projects that enhance learning for Service children aged 0-5 years, from serving Armed Forces families and create and enhance great places to learn and develop.
Read moreApplications are currently open for the Education Support Fund; a programme that awards grants to schools to help address additional challenges that children from Armed Forces families may face.
Read moreThe Trust is excited to have launched a highly specialised programme that will make a small number of grants to create systemic change for Armed Forces communities. Grants of up to £300,000 are available.
Read moreThe Veterans’ Places People and Pathways programme is creating better, more sustainable support for veterans in the communities where they live. It is supporting major projects to enable veterans to access support that meets their needs.
Read moreNew Covenant Fund Programmes for 2022/23
Read moreThe NAAFI Fund has already distributed over £1.9million to British Armed Forces units, to fund projects that improve the quality of life for British Armed Forces communities all over the world.
Read moreThe Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust is delighted to announce three new funding programmes which will open in Spring and Summer 2022.
Read moreThe Trust is thrilled to announce the latest awards in the Trust’s Force for Change programme. Fifty-seven grants have been made, totalling just over £524,000.
Read moreGrants for projects to build comradeship with veterans from recent conflicts.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
