The Naval Families Federation’s April newsletter is now live.
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The Naval Families Federation’s April newsletter is now live.
Read moreRetired Commander with the Royal Naval Reserve, Jane Allen’s gruelling walk around mainland Britain’s coastline was put in jeopardy when she fell and seriously injured her arm. However, following surgery, physiotherapy and several weeks of recuperation, Jane’s grit and determination to complete the 5,500-mile walk means that she will re-start her Victory Walk on Monday 29 April.
Read moreA series of new initiatives, aimed at modernising the living and working arrangements for armed forces personnel have been launched today by the Defence Secretary
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As of the 1 April 2019, the Royal Marines Association and The Royal Marines Charity have merged
Read moreHomeport is The Naval Families Federation’s magazine published quarterly for Royal Naval and Royal Marines families throughout the world
Read moreSSAFA Adoption Service has provided forever homes to children for over 50 years
Read moreIn response to feedback from families, the Naval Families Federation has produced a new resource about the experience of parental absence
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The 24-hour helpline for veterans’ support will now actively get in touch with ex-service personnel who have asked for help
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The Veterans’ Gateway self-help directory is now live
Read moreThe Warrior Programme runs residential training courses which are FREE to participants with accommodation and full board included.
The Warrior Programme is a personal transformational, motivational and educational course run over 3 days. More than 800 individuals, with over 600 of whom being ex Services and Serving Personnel, have attended the course. Using coaching techniques it enables individuals to take control of their lives, increase confidence, provide motivation and direction to allow them to lead a healthy and balanced life.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
