The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (the Trust) and the Directory of Social Change have published an evaluation report exploring the impact of just under £11.5M of grant funds that the Trust has awarded through the Covenant Fund to support Armed Forces families that were experiencing difficult challenges.
Read moreThis story – read beautifully by star of stage and screen, Imogen Stubbs – has helped many children while mummy has been away on deployment.
Read moreThe Armed Forces Covenant Trust Fund introduced the Tackling Loneliness Programme last year to address social isolation within the Armed Forces community, and Scotty’s Little Soldiers is the recipient of a £70K grant for a project to support bereaved Forces 11-25 year-olds.
Read moreWe are excited to launch the Royal Caledonian Education Trust’s first-ever Manifesto ahead of the Scottish Parliament elections in May.
Read moreLook out for your copy coming through your door…
Read moreScotty’s Little Soldiers supports children and young people aged 0 – 25 years following the death of a parent who served.
Read moreThe military experts at BFBS, the armed forces charity and media organisation, have launched a series of short, animated clips to support young people learn about key military conflicts in history.
Read moreA 14-year-old boy and aviation enthusiast who has illustrated a book on military planes in aid of SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, has received Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s daily Points of Light award.
Read moreBereaved children’s military charity, Scotty’s Little Solders, has been awarded two grants from the Veterans’ Foundation, totalling £35,766, to help provide support to children and young people who have experienced the death a parent who served in the British Armed Forces.
Read moreOn Saturday 6 March 2021, SSAFA Online will present a talk on supporting children and young people during a crisis with Sara Cook and Joe Wilmot.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
