The Army Central Fund has published its latest Impact Report, bringing together evidence and learning from £8.23 million of grants awarded between July 2023 and March 2026.
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The Army Central Fund has published its latest Impact Report, bringing together evidence and learning from £8.23 million of grants awarded between July 2023 and March 2026.
Read moreThe Army Central Fund has committed £4.5 million towards a landmark £12.3 million programme to transform sporting facilities at Catterick Garrison, helping to create modern spaces that will encourage participation in sport and strengthen community wellbeing for serving personnel and Army families in the North of England.
Read moreThe Army Central Fund (ACF) has launched a new website that better reflects its role as an independent grantmaking charity supporting the wellbeing of serving Army personnel and their families.
Read moreThe Royal Artillery Museum has received a conditional grant award of £1,500,000 from the Army Central Fund to support welfare-focused facilities within our Guns on the Plain project.
Read moreThanks to a generous grant from the Army Central Fund (ACF), HighGround is launching an exciting new pilot programme to support Army Spouses and partners in 2026.
Read moreThe Army Central Fund (ACF) awards grants to projects and activities which improve the wellbeing of serving British Army personnel, both Regular and Reserve, as well as their immediate families.
Read moreThis important conference will offer the opportunity to hear about the skillset and competencies of military partners, research that highlights the value of these skills within the workplace more generally – and the practical steps needed to ensure progress.
Read moreGive Us Time is delighted to announce a second year of funding from the Army Central Fund to support our work with Army families.
Read moreThe Army Central Fund (ACF) is a grantmaking charity working to improve the physical, social, emotional and occupational wellbeing of serving British Army personnel, both Regular and Reserve, as well as their immediate families.
Read moreThe Army Central Fund is delighted to announce a significant partnership with The Warrior Programme, having awarded the charity a grant of £200,000 to deliver their mental strength and resilience training to serving Army personnel and their immediate adult family members.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
