Veteran suicide prevention: Latest findings shared from the One Is Too Many programme
Coming soon! Your chance to join us virtually to hear the latest findings and impact from our One Is Too Many programme.
Read MoreComing soon! Your chance to join us virtually to hear the latest findings and impact from our One Is Too Many programme.
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Categories: Veterans, Veterans Places, Pathways and People, Veterans' mental health and wellbeing
In November 2023, the Trust was delighted to be awarded an additional £10 million through the Autumn Statement to enable the Veterans’ Places, Pathways & People (VPPP) programme portfolios to continue their impactful and collaborative projects.
Read MoreOur second and final roadshow focusing on the Supporting Armed Forces in Acute Hospital Settings programme took place last week in Glasgow; and shone a light on work in the Devolved Nations.
Read MoreThe Trust is pleased to announce we have commissioned Alma Economics as evaluators of the Reducing Veteran Homelessness programme.
Read MoreThe Trust is delighted to announce their new Chair of Trustees as Hans Pung. Hans takes the baton from our outgoing chair Helen Helliwell who has successfully steered the Trust since 2018. We are extremely grateful for her dedication and…
Read MoreWe’re delighted to announce that we’ve supported six projects, worth over £255K, under the Office for Veterans’ Affairs Veterans’ Capital Housing Fund Development Grants and Refurbishment Grants programmes.
Read MoreThinking of applying to one of the Veterans’ Capital Housing Fund programmes?
We’ve put together a handy infographic to take you through which programme might be the best fit for your project.
Read MoreWe’re delighted to announce 10 projects worth over £354,000 have been supported under the latest round of the Armed Forces Families Fund: Early Years programme.
Read MoreThe Trust has awarded over £169,000 to three projects, from across the UK, under the Armed Forces Families Fund: Research Grants programme.
Read MoreThe Trust has co-funded the next stage of work at Northumbria University to build on the Veteran data collections of the Map of Need.
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