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Suicide prevention conference

On 11 October 2023, the Trust hosted the One Is Too Many: Suicide Prevention Conference. This impact conference showcased the excellent work taking place by the funded projects, and revealed the findings from the programme evaluation, undertaken by the University of Chester.

We were also honoured to be joined by subject matter experts from MOD, government, and NHS, as well as representatives from a plethora of other charities working in this area. It was also great to have two veterans, with lived experience of mental health challenges, join us to share their inspirational stories.

The One Is Too Many programme, funded by by HM Treasury, is part of the Veterans’ Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund. The programme awarded £2.1 million to projects providing specialist and coordinated services that reduce suicide risk in veterans.

A live stream was set up for the morning sessions of our conference. This recording is available to watch below.

Please be aware that some people may find some of the content presented in this conference sensitive or triggering in nature.

Supporting Partners programme now open – helping partners thrive

The Supporting Partners Programme is now open for applications. This funding will support organisations to deliver meaningful, targeted projects that help partners of serving personnel.
Collaboration Lab

Date published: 08 Jun 2026

Don’t just watch the future happen. Help shape it in the Collaboration Lab!

Our Collaboration Lab is now open! We’re building the next chapter of funding for the armed forces community in conversation with the people who understand the challenges, see the gaps, and know what needs to change.
Introducing Together for Service Families: Place-based grants

Date published: 04 Jun 2026

Could your organisation help strengthen support for serving families facing separation and relocation?

Together for Service Families: Place-based grants is now open, giving organisations the chance to strengthen support for serving families affected by separation and relocation.
Mission Rebuild group photo

Date published: 28 May 2026

Bringing Hidden Voices into Focus

Following our latest Hidden Voices awards, we take a closer at some of the projects helping seldom-heard members of the armed forces community access support shaped around their real experiences.

Targeted interventions supporting older service children

Funded under the Service Pupil Support Programme, This project recognises the hidden and compelling needs of service children in Further Education in Greater Manchester, where the majority are from unaccompanied families and in small cohorts. This project brings together colleges to improve understanding and provide targeted support.

Climb 2 Recovery

Climb 2 Recovery (C2R) is working to redefine what recovery means to veterans through therapeutic mountaineering and climbing.

The Penelope Project

West Mercia Women’s Aid received a grant through the Free from Fear programme to support their project, The Penelope Project- an initiative designed to work with the military service to help domestic abuse victims access confidential, independent advice and support, enabling them and their children to move towards safety and recovery.

Spotlight on: Naval Under Fives

Funded under the Early Years Programme,  Naval Under Fives  are offering extended opening hours to support working service families.

RAF Valley

Funded under the Supporting Partners programme, RAF Valley brings service spouses and partners together, while taking part in a wide range of positive health and well being activities whilst enabling informal support nets to develop.

Veterans Housing Scotland

Funded under the Major Capital Grants Programme, Veterans Housing Scotland delivers an additional refurbishment programme to improve and extend affordable housing options for veterans with disabilities in Scotland. 
Supporting Partners programme

CLOSING DATE: 23 Sep 2026

AF3: Supporting Partners programme

The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust will award grants of between £10,000 and £150,000 on behalf of the MOD’s Armed Forces Families Fund Supporting Partners programme.

Together for Service Families: Place -based grants

CLOSING DATE: 19 Aug 2026

Together for Service Families Place-based grants programme

The Together for Service Families: place-based grants programme will award portfolio grants which will mitigate the impact of service-related separation and relocation for families of serving personnel and reservists
Reducing Veteran Homelessness programme

CLOSING DATE: 05 Aug 2026

Reducing Veteran Homelessness programme

The Reducing Veteran Homelessness programme will improve the capacity of services in supported housing, to meet the needs of veterans at risk of or experiencing homelessness.
Service Pupil Support programme

CLOSING DATE: 30 Sep 2026

Service Pupil Support programme

The Service Pupil Support programme awards grants for projects which support service children along their educational pathway.

Military Coworking Network interim evaluation

Military Coworking Network final evaluation

Reducing Veteran Homelessness year 2 evaluation
Covenant Fund check in

Covenant Fund 24-27 report
Op ASCEND Evaluation

Op ASCEND interim evaluation
Military Coworking Network interim evaluation

Military Coworking Network interim evaluation

Veterans’ Places, Pathways and People programme evaluation report
Alma Economics Interim Evaluation of the Reducing Veteran Homelessness programme

Interim Report: Evaluation of the Reducing Veteran Homelessness Programme
Evaluation of the Supporting Armed Forces in Acute Hospital Settings Programme

Supporting Armed Forces in Acute Hospital Settings programme evaluation

One Is Too Many: Evaluation Report

Findings from the Sustaining Delivery of the Covenant Programme

Evaluation Report for the Tackling Serious Stress in Veterans, Carers and Their Families Programme

Evaluation report for Tackling Loneliness

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