Homeport is The Naval Families Federation’s magazine published quarterly for Royal Naval and Royal Marines families throughout the world.
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Homeport is The Naval Families Federation’s magazine published quarterly for Royal Naval and Royal Marines families throughout the world.
Read moreThe latest copy of The NFF newsletter is now available for download.
Read moreThis generous grant will allow The Ripple Pond to continue to support The Armed Forces Community and make a difference, allowing them to be put those in need of support in contact with other families in the same situation.
Read moreThe May edition of The NFF newsletter is now available.
Read moreOver the past two years the Naval Families Federation (NFF) have facilitated the training of one of their team members to become a Level 1 Immigration Advisor through the Officer of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC).
Read moreLeading figures from finance and commerce have joined the RNRMC’s Trustee Board as it works to provide the support on which so many sailors, marines, veterans and their immediate families rely.
Read moreThe Head of Navy Sport, Rowan Taylor, has taken on the challenge of running 100miles in 36 hours in aid of the NHS and the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity.
Read moreWhether it is ‘weekending’ or deployment, we understand that Royal Navy and Royal Marines families spend a considerable amount of time away from each other.
Read moreThe boxes include a personal thank you letter from the First Sea Lord, Admiral Tony Radakin CB, along with a selection of useful items such as shower gel and hand moisturiser, along with morale boosting items like sweets and an Amazon voucher.
Read moreThe NFF want to say a huge ‘thank you’ to all the people who are working as part of the national response to Covid-19.
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