In 2021, Samaritans worked with all three branches of UK Defence, veterans’ charities, serving personnel, veterans and their families to develop some military programmes using LIBOR funds.
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In 2021, Samaritans worked with all three branches of UK Defence, veterans’ charities, serving personnel, veterans and their families to develop some military programmes using LIBOR funds.
Read moreSubmissions for this year’s Veterans’ Mental Health Conference poster session are now OPEN.
Read moreThe 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 moreNeighbourly Lab in partnership with the King’s Centre for Military Health Research and The Campaign to End Loneliness are launching their report for the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust that has evaluated their Tackling Loneliness Programme online on Thursday 6 October 2022.
Read moreWe are delighted to announce that tickets for the 2023 Veterans’ Mental Health Conference (7 March 2023) and the Forces in Mind Trust Research Centre Conference (8 March 2023) are now available to book
Read moreWe are delighted to announce that the 2023 Veterans’ Mental Health Conference, organised by the King’s Centre for Military Health Research, in partnership with the Forces in Mind Trust, will take place on the 7 March 2023 at the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
Read moreKing’s College London and Queen’s University Belfast are conducting research focussing on veterans’ families.
Read moreDeath by suicide appears to be rare in the UK Armed Forces, but even one preventable death is one too many.
Read moreThrough the MeT4VeT project, funded by the Forces In Mind Trust, KCMHR developed an app to help veterans (i.e. who had transitioned from the UK Armed Forces) with their mental health.
Read moreA new app developed by researchers at King’s College London has shown some promise as a useful, accessible way for veterans to monitor and manage their mental health.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
