New research from SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, reveals outdated misconceptions of the modern-day military are having a concerning impact on public support for the Forces.
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New research from SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, reveals outdated misconceptions of the modern-day military are having a concerning impact on public support for the Forces.
Read moreJoin us on board HMS Victory at HM Naval Base, Portsmouth, for a unique evening to meet the HMS Oardacious team– four serving Royal Navy Submariners who will row unsupported across the Atlantic Ocean this December.
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In a fast-paced world that is ever changing and full of competition, the need to maximise limited resources and budget is ever greater. Forces Families Jobs can help you to achieve this by offering you free access to a pool of talented employees whose current resource is very much untapped. Military spouses and family members are often highly qualified and unfulfilled in their employment due to lack of opportunity or flexibility.
Read moreJoin the HMS Oardacious team on board HMS Victory at HM Naval Base, Portsmouth, on Friday 12 July.
Read moreThe latest edition of the Naval Families Federation (NFF) newsletter is now available.
Read moreThe Prime Minister has commissioned Mark Francois MP to produce an independent report to improve retention within the Armed Services.
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On Tuesday 14 May, a charity “rowathon” was held at Ministry of Defence Abbey Wood, with many MOD contractors, civil servants, and Serving Personnel taking part in the HMS Oardacious one minute challenge to row as far as you can in one minute.
Read moreDo you provide any form of welfare support with a main focus on maritime beneficiaries (whether Royal Navy, Royal Marines, Merchant Navy or Fishing Fleet)? If so, we need you!
Read moreThe Naval Families Federation’s April newsletter is now live.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
