The new study, funded by Forces in Mind Trust, saw significant progress in support for members of the Armed Forces community transitioning to civilian life, with most making a successful transition.
Read moreThe new study, funded by Forces in Mind Trust, saw significant progress in support for members of the Armed Forces community transitioning to civilian life, with most making a successful transition.
Read moreTo find out how you can get involved with the National Transition Event 2026, Mission Motorsport is running the NTE26 Webinar for Charities and Organisations on Tuesday 28 October at 1300.
Read moreAfter 13 remarkable years at the helm of HighGround, our inspirational founder Anna Baker Cresswell will be leaving the charity on 31 May 2025.
Read moreForces in Mind Trust (FiMT) has commissioned QinetiQ and RAND to undertake a study to explore the transition from military to civilian life.
Read moreAs part of the Contemporary Transition Challenges project funded by Forces in Mind Trust, QinetiQ and Rand Europe have published their findings on the impact of wider trends that may influence modern experiences of transition.
Read moreSSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, has today launched a new campaign, Requesting Backup, in a bid to boost support for veterans returning to civilian life.
Read moreThe FiMT Research Centre are inviting you to take part in their new research exploring the perceived value of military Service on post-Service life.
Read moreThe FiMT Research Centre are inviting you to take part in their new research exploring the perceived value of military Service on post-Service life.
Read moreThe Transitional Mentoring Scheme run by SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity has provided hundreds of men and women with advice and support as they move from a career in the Armed Forces to Civvy Street.
Read moreThe Welsh Government and partners are updating the Wales Armed Forces Transition guide.
Read moreAfghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here