Are you a woman who has previously served in the UK Armed Forces? Would you like to contribute to research focused on improving provision for female Veterans?
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Are you a woman who has previously served in the UK Armed Forces? Would you like to contribute to research focused on improving provision for female Veterans?
Read moreThe Defence Committee has issued a new call for evidence as part of a follow-up to its inquiry on Women in the Armed Forces.
Read moreLack of awareness of roles for women could impact MoD’s 30% recruitment target
Read moreOn the year anniversary of the recommendations made by Sarah Atherton MP in her report, defence looks back at the measures introduced.
Read moreIn ABF The Soldiers’ Charity new podcast for General Talk, their host Harry Bucknall talks to Joyce Wilding, veteran of the British Special Operations Executive (SOE) during World War Two, one of the many brave women featured in historian Tessa Dunlop’s acclaimed book, “Army Girls”.
Read moreThe Veterans and Families Institute for Military Social Research, in collaboration with the Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust and Salute Her, are undertaking research to explore female Veteran’s experience of mental health issues and ways to improve current mental health support provision.
Read moreForces in Mind Trust (FiMT) has awarded £220,000 to the King’s Centre for Military Health Research (KCMHR), based at King’s College London, to carry out a study examining the barriers for female veterans preventing them from making a successful and sustainable transition to civilian life in the UK.
Read moreWe are really keen to get as many female veterans together to chat about any challenges you have faced since leaving the military. Also, to share any positive experiences you have had since becoming a veteran.
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The Royal College of GPs have recorded a podcast with Ali Brown, Military Veteran and Co-chair of SESWHISG, Cobseo Female Veteran Cluster.
Read moreThe Veterans and Families Institute for Military Social Research are undertaking research exploring women’s experiences of sexual offences in the UK Armed Forces, to get a better understanding of the Service Justice System and potential avenues for improving the current response.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
