People from the Commonwealth, Ireland and Nepal who serve in the British Armed Forces face specific challenges, according to a report published today (27 February) by Anglia Ruskin University and funded by the Forces in Mind Trust.
Read morePeople from the Commonwealth, Ireland and Nepal who serve in the British Armed Forces face specific challenges, according to a report published today (27 February) by Anglia Ruskin University and funded by the Forces in Mind Trust.
Read moreResearchers from Anglia Ruskin University will present the findings of their research on non-UK service and transition in the British Armed Forces.
Read moreProduced by researchers at the University of York, The Roadmap to End Homelessness Amongst Veterans, provides a blueprint to ensure current and future generations of veterans have the skills and support required to avoid homelessness and establish a long-term sustainable home.
Read moreFiMT is pleased to announce Elizabeth Spencer and Adrienne Skelton as Directors to its Board.
Read moreThe FiMT Research Centre conference provides a platform for individuals from across service provision, government, and research to present topical evidence involving the Armed Forces Community.
Read moreThis first set of summaries are focused on evidence and policy regarding ex-Service personnel and the Justice System.
Read moreA pilot study developed and trialled a new psychological treatment, named Restore & Rebuild (R&R), with UK veterans affected by moral injury – distress resulting from events violating one’s moral or ethical code.
Read moreA new report from QinetiQ and Cranfield School of Management found that, whilst the majority of Service personnel and their partners have good life skills, some require additional support to help them develop the skills needed to deal with the demands and challenges of daily life when they leave the Armed Forces.
Read moreForces in Mind Trust has awarded £325,000 of funding to Northumbria University, Newcastle, to improve the collection of data on how veterans use health and social care services to help understand their unique needs and required support.
Read moreJoin us at our 2024 conference on 13 May 2024 for an unmissable event, giving a platform to individuals from across service provision, government, and research, presenting high-quality, topical evidence involving ex-Service personnel and their families.
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