Forces in Mind Trust has awarded new funding to the University of Salford for a project to provide a comprehensive baseline understanding of experience of Ministry of Defence (MOD) welfare services through a trauma-informed lens.
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Forces in Mind Trust has awarded new funding to the University of Salford for a project to provide a comprehensive baseline understanding of experience of Ministry of Defence (MOD) welfare services through a trauma-informed lens.
Read moreThis study by King’s Centre for Military Health Research (KCMHR) sets the groundwork for future research into military-specific stressors and highlights the need to tailor support based on serving status.
Read moreThe new research from King’s College London, funded by Forces in Mind Trust, has also shown when in their life Service personnel offended to better understand the risk factors for offending, and support needed.
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All serving personnel and their families are being invited to fill in a vital questionnaire to help shape the future of military housing. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to influence change for decades to come.
Read moreAn independent report[1] illustrating the social and economic value of the work of an ex-service charity has confirmed that Veterans Aid’s interventions over the course of a year achieved net benefits (i.e. savings to society) of up to £2.6m.
Read moreResearch from the University of Manchester and McMaster University has highlighted the experiences of UK ex-Service personnel with dementia who are living in their own homes, and the barriers they have faced in accessing support.
Read moreWe are pleased to include information for Cobseo members this week on an important data project in our sector led by the Northern Hub for Veterans and Military Families Research.
Read moreNew research commissioned by SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, shows that while most have heard of VE Day, the majority of people surveyedin the UK don’t know what VE Day represents (51%).
Read moreWe’ve just launched a new survey — and we need your help.
Read moreTicket sales for FiMT Research Centre conference will close on 2nd May 2025 at 16:00 and limited tickets are left!
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
