The KCMHR cohort study has completed its fourth phase (2022-23), providing an abundance of information on health and wellbeing of serving and ex-serving members of the UK Armed Forces over the past twenty years, including the duration of the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts.
Read moreThe evaluation phase is Female Veterans Transformation Programme’s chance to properly understand the impact this programme has had; what’s worked well; what has been learnt along the way; and how the Toolkit and training can continue to make a difference long after our programme closes.
Read moreThe Centre for Evidence for the Armed Forces Community, funded by FiMT, are conducting a public consultation on how people use their online repository of research papers, policy documents and great literature.
Read moreThe KCMHR cohort study has completed its fourth phase (2022-23), providing an abundance of information on health and wellbeing of serving and ex-serving members of the UK Armed Forces over the past twenty years, including the duration of the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts.
Read moreThe KCMHR cohort study has completed its fourth phase (2022-23), providing an abundance of information on health and wellbeing of serving and ex-serving members of the UK Armed Forces over the past twenty years, including the duration of the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts.
Read moreFormer military personnel with both an Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) and Common Mental Disorder (CMD) should be treated for both at the same time, says new research.
Read moreAnglia Ruskin University is recruiting nationals of Nepal, Ireland and the Commonwealth of Nations who have served in the UK military to take part in a PhD research.
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The Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA) has released the UK Armed Forces Veterans data for Census 2021.
Read moreDigital services are now central to how people access healthcare, welfare advice, government support and social connection. For many veterans, online services can make support easier to reach, especially when specialist provision is geographically dispersed.
Read moreForces in Mind Trust has awarded £357,574 to SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity to work with the University of Stirling to evaluate the impact of casework delivery in the Armed Forces community
Casework provides welfare and wellbeing support for thousands of members of the Armed Forces community each year.
Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
