One is Too Many – useful guide
Following our webinar, Veteran Suicide: One Is Too Many held in March 2023, we have created a useful guide to understanding and accessing the work of the One Is Too Many programme.
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Small Grants, Big Changes
Small Grants, Big Changes, a report by the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust and the Directory of Social Change (DSC), examines small grants and small grants programmes via a literature review and a survey of organisations that had received or applied for small grants.
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The Woodland Warrior Programme – A Tale of Resilience
Across the VPPP portfolios, the Trust has seen some innovative examples of how partner organisations work together to ensure that they deliver a seamless and comprehensive service to their beneficiaries. One of the topics high on the agenda at the moment is resilience and mental wellness among staff, and ensuring that organisations take steps to protect and enhance the mental wellbeing of their workers, particularly when the mental drain on them is high due to the intense work that they deliver.
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Veterans’ Places, Pathways & People (VPPP) Programme webinar
The Trust hosted a webinar in June 2023 which explored the peer support, safe spaces and essential collaboration at the heart of the VPPP Programme.
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Toolkit for Tackling Loneliness
The Trust commissioned Neighbourly Lab, the Campaign to End Loneliness and the King’s Centre for Military Health Research to conduct a year long evaluation of the 60 projects on their Tackling Loneliness Grant. Focusing on ‘Reach’ and ‘Service Design’ in the creation of services to support Armed Forces individuals experiencing loneliness a toolkit was produced.