Embedding Prevention of Veteran Suicide programme 2024/25
Grants up to £50,000 for projects aimed at systemic change and long-term, sustainable impact, incorporating findings from the One is Too Many programme.
Read MoreGrants up to £50,000 for projects aimed at systemic change and long-term, sustainable impact, incorporating findings from the One is Too Many programme.
Read MoreThis programme will award grants of between £5,000 and £50,000 for projects that will help to mitigate the impact of service-related separation for families of serving personnel and reservists.
Read MoreGrants up to £50,000 for projects aimed at improving the quality of life for newly relocated service families impacted by relocation due to service life.
Read MoreThis programme will award grants of between £75,000 and £500,000 towards projects that support significant refurbishment, including extensions and new builds, of rental accommodation that will offer high quality support for Veterans with a housing need.
Read MoreThe Supporting Partners programme provides solutions and support for partners of serving personnel, including reservists, to reduce the challenges that service life can sometimes present.
Read MoreThe Trust will award grants on behalf of the Office for Veterans’ Affairs, to projects that will enable Veterans and their families to enter stable long-term employment, by delivering qualifications and training.
Read MoreThis programme will award grants of up to £25,000 to assist in the development of new build projects that will offer high quality support for Veterans with a housing need.
Read MoreThis programme will award grants of up to £75K towards projects that assist in the refurbishment or extension of rental accommodation that will offer high quality support for Veterans with a housing need.
Read MoreThis programme will award grants of between £5,000 and £80,000 on behalf of the MOD’s Armed Forces Families Fund Early Years Programme for projects which help enhance early childhood education and childcare settings of young children from armed forces families.
Read MoreThis programme awarded grants of up to £60,000 for research projects that explore particular challenges faced by Armed Forces families.
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