Reading Force, the charity which supports Armed Forces families through shared-reading resources and books, has been awarded funding from the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust, delivered via Adferiad Recovery’s Thrive Together programme in Wales.
Read moreIn this latest funding round, The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (the Trust) awarded just over £2.5 million to 34 projects across the UK, dedicated to helping service pupils thrive.
Read moreThis continued support will help the charity sustain and expand its vital work delivering immediate needs support to Veterans of the Royal Air Force.
Read moreAirplay is now in its fifteenth year, supporting young people through the unique challenges faced by RAF families by providing safe, consistent, and exciting play and youth work activities across 24 RAF Stations and online through Airplay Connect.
Read moreCare for Veterans is hosting its annual Summer Fayre on Saturday 12 July.
Read moreAmanda and John – a dynamic husband-and-wife duo from a lifelong Royal Navy family – are taking on the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity’s (RNRMC) “Race Across the UK” in a bid to raise vital funds and awareness for service personnel and their families.
Read moreOn Course Foundation offered a ray of light in the darkness by introducing the sport of golf into their lives, ensuring that the game became a key element in each of their individual rehabilitation programmes as they embarked on their recovery journey.
Read moreJoin the 2025 PTSD Resolution Conference and confront the realities of working with individuals who live outside the mainstream – those for whom systems often fail, and yet who show remarkable resilience in the face of trauma, addiction, social isolation, and more.
Read moreMembers of the Armed Force community who need support with their mental wellbeing are set to benefit from a new partnership between two specialist charities, The Poppy Factory and PTSD Resolution.
Read moreA major report, funded by the Office of Veterans’ Affairs and delivered by Blesma in association with Anglia Ruskin University, has identified a range of measures to improve the accessibility, affordability, and usability of Assistive Technology (AT), such as wheelchairs, prosthetics, and mobility scooters.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
