The Centre for Military Women’s Research (CMWR) at Anglia Ruskin University is holding its second conference in April themed around the health and well-being of women in the military community.
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The Centre for Military Women’s Research (CMWR) at Anglia Ruskin University is holding its second conference in April themed around the health and well-being of women in the military community.
Read moreThis year, we are continuing to support women from across the whole Armed Forces community, welcoming those of you preparing to leave the Armed Forces, reservists, veterans of all ranks, military partners, spouses and young people.
Read moreCombat Stress, in collaboration with the University of Bath and Columbia University (USA), are currently looking for participants in a new study exploring how women former service personnel cope with challenging or stressful experiences.
Read moreStep Together Volunteering is launching a pilot project to support women experiencing medical discharge in the Armed Forces community.
Read moreBFBS Forces News has gained exclusive access to the British Army’s groundbreaking Critical Mass trial at the prestigious Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.
Read moreThe Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (the Trust) has launched Service women: Seen and Heard Programme under the Covenant Fund exciting three-year Funding Framework.
Read moreResearchers at King’s College London took a closer look at this issue by conducting a systematic review that has assessed qualitative studies on female veterans from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
Read moreGuy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust have launched their new initiative which will support and empower female veterans.
Read moreThis newsletter replaces the Cobseo Female Veterans Cluster Stakeholder meeting so we would recommend subscribing to keep up to date.
Read moreThis PhD will be the one of the first UK studies of MST and related consequences in a community sample of female ex-service personnel and is nested within the King’s Centre for Military Health Research (KCMHR) Health and Wellbeing Cohort Study.
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Afghanistan support
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