The Army Central Fund (ACF) is a grantmaking charity working to improve the physical, social, emotional and occupational wellbeing of serving British Army personnel, both Regular and Reserve, as well as their immediate families.
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The Army Central Fund (ACF) is a grantmaking charity working to improve the physical, social, emotional and occupational wellbeing of serving British Army personnel, both Regular and Reserve, as well as their immediate families.
Read moreDame Agnes Weston’s Royal Charity for the Naval Service, more commonly known as Aggies, has received a grant of £34,022 to enable the continuation and further development of its vital pastoral and family support services for Royal Navy personnel and their families.
Read moreGive Us Time is over the moon to announce a BRAND NEW DONOR in the North East!
Read moreGreenwich Hospital has awarded a grant totalling £194,000 over three years to RMA – The Royal Marines Charity to enable the Gordon Messenger Centre to expand its vital work with serving and former Royal Marines, their families, and the wider Royal Navy community.
Read moreGreenwich Hospital has awarded a grant of £18,000 to The Naval Review to support the professional development of the Royal Navy’s future leaders.
Read moreThe annual £10m grants pot – pledged by government in perpetuity back in 2015 – has now been at work for a decade; delivering support, connection, and change across the armed forces community.
Read moreThe Veterans’ Foundation has awarded a grant totalling £170,000 to homeless veterans’ charity Launchpad to support the next phase of development for its Agenda for Change.
Read moreIn 2024/25, The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (the Trust) awarded more than £1.3 million to 16 projects under the Family Focus programme to improve the lives of family members of Wounded, Injured or Sick personnel and veterans.
Read moreThe Seafarers Advice and Information Line (SAIL) has been granted an extra £30k by leading maritime charity, Trinity House.
Read moreForces in Mind Trust has awarded £249,437 to the University of Winchester, in partnership with King’s College London, to establish the Service Children’s Progression Alliance (SCiP) Impact Centre.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
