Armed Forces Covenant Fund: Funding Framework 2024-27
The Covenant Fund is moving to a three-year funding cycle guided by our new Funding Framework.
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The Covenant Fund is moving to a three-year funding cycle guided by our new Funding Framework.
This evaluation explores the impact of both the Families in Stress and Removing Barriers to Family Life programmes, which awarded just under £4.34 million and just under £7.12 million respectively between 2016 and 2020.
The NAAFI fund 2021/2022 awarded £20,000.00 for a soft play area to be created in Episkopi in Cyprus.
Lisburn Sea Cadets (TS Ulster) received a Local Grants award of £20,000 to help fund the purchase of a Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) to be able to offer their cadets a unique power boating experience and associated qualifications. The group already had a small power boat, but this was unsuitable for use as a safety boat for sail training.
In Scotland, Kinloss Primary School (The Moray Council) will utilise an evidence base of research, experience and data, to embed previous learning and employ five pupil support workers to target the specific needs of Service children.