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Military Coworking Network evaluation

The Military Coworking Network (MCN) supports military partners and spouses in establishing professional lives alongside military life. It offers physical coworking spaces (MCN Hubs) and an online membership (MCN Online). MCN aims to create well-equipped coworking spaces, foster peer networks, and provide online events and resources.

The Trust commissioned The Charity Spark to evaluate MCN’s impact, focusing on elements funded by a continuation grant that is running from 2024 to 2026. MCN’s aims for this grant include enhancing operational effectiveness, increasing Hub usage, expanding the Hub network, and exploring sustainability strategies.

MCN Interim Evaluation

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Date published: 13 Mar 2026

Our first research framework goes live

Five new research partners have joined us to bolster our research and evaluation capacity as we begin evaluation of the impact of Covenant Fund grants since 2024.

Date published: 11 Mar 2026

11 new projects to help service families feel at home faster

We’ve funded 11 new projects through the Serving Families: On the Move programme.

Date published: 12 Jan 2026

New projects help families of WIS service personnel and veterans stand strong

Family Focus programme awards 17 projects supporting Wounded, Injured or Sick (WIS) service personnel or veterans a share of more than £1.5 million.
Rise programme

Date published: 07 Jan 2026

New funding to help armed forces charities to rise

Our latest funding opportunity, the Rise Programme is designed to help small and medium armed forces charities become stronger, more resilient and better prepared for the future.

Stories from funded projects

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. 

Current programmes

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