Thousands of veterans are celebrating securing meaningful employment in civilian roles, thanks to the Ex-Forces Programme, delivered by RFEA – The Forces Employment Charity.
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Thousands of veterans are celebrating securing meaningful employment in civilian roles, thanks to the Ex-Forces Programme, delivered by RFEA – The Forces Employment Charity.
Read moreThe initiative comes as research reveals female veterans are more than twice as likely to be economically inactive (20% compared with 9% for male veterans) and face more barriers to employment than men.
Read moreLloyd’s Patriotic Fund will be collaborating with veteran’s mental health charity Combat Stress and RFEA – The Forces Employment Charity in a three-year partnership to improve the transition to civilian life for veterans and their families.
Read moreOur mission at RFEA The Forces Employment Charity — to provide life-long and life-changing support, job opportunities and training to help service leavers, veterans, reservists and their families succeed in civilian life — never ceases.
Read moreRFEA – The Forces Employment Charity has found BAME veterans are struggling to find employment in the capital.
Read moreFrom 1 October 2019 RFEA – The Forces Employment Charity, is to become the lead partner for The Royal British Legion’s employment support, which helps thousands of ex-Forces personnel and their families in civilian life.
Read moreRFEA – the Forces Employment Charity – has received two generous grants from ABF The Soldiers’ Charity, totalling almost £400,000.
Read moreForces in Mind Trust (FiMT) has commissioned Warwick’s Institute for Employment Research (IER), along with QinetiQ and RFEA, the Forces Employment Charity, to examine the transition of Senior Non-Commissioned Officers (SNCOs) from all three Services into civilian employment (including full/part-time, self-employment, volunteering, or a combination of these).
Read moreProject Nova, a programme that Walking With The Wounded delivers in partnership with the RFEA – The Forces Employment Charity, aims to identify and support veterans who have been arrested or who are at risk of arrest.
Read moreDon’t miss out on the chance to meet local and national employers with both current and future job vacancies – book your place today!
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RT @FiMTrust: The FiMT-funded ‘Understanding Domestic Abuse in the Armed Forces Community’ webinar will take place on 7th October. It will… … view tweet
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