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Programme Related Story: Tackling Loneliness

Group photo of Teatime Club service users

YEAR AWARDED: 2022

Bringing the community together for teatime

The Tackling Loneliness programme awarded grants that sought to reduce social isolation in Armed Forces communities. Since being funded by the Trust since 2019, the Teatime club has evolved into a crucial pillar of support within the RAF Brize Norton community.
Hull FC

YEAR AWARDED: 2021

Hull FC Community Foundation

Funded through the Tackling Loneliness programme, Hull FC Community Foundation’s project, ‘Part of the Team’, utilised personal development, social, and wellbeing activities for members of the Armed Forces and their families to reduce isolation and loneliness.
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Care to Command

Funded through the Hidden Voices programme, the Rees Foundation’s From Care to Command project provides peer-led, trauma-informed support for care-experienced members of the armed forces community. At its heart is connection: bringing together people who understand both care experience and military life.

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.
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