Hull FC Community Foundation
Hull FC Community Foundation’s project, ‘Part of the Team’, utilised personal development, social, and wellbeing activities to reduce isolation and loneliness.
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Curzon Ashton FC
The Nash Alternative Sports Project received £18,760 in 2018 as part of the Local Grants programme. The aim of the grant was to help alleviate loneliness and isolation in “hard to reach” veterans via sporting activities in the Tameside military community in Greater Manchester. 53 veterans participated in the project, who otherwise would not have engaged with any other activity.
Connecting Veterans: Befriending project to combat isolation and loneliness
Voluntary Impact Northamptonshire received £9,623 under the Force for Change programme for their ‘Happy at Home’ befriending project.
Veteran Suicide: One Is Too Many webinar
The Trust hosted a webinar in March 2023 which provided a valuable opportunity to showcase the key learning and progress made in our One Is Too Many programme.
Beyond the Battlefield
Beyond the Battlefield were awarded £100,000 in March 2024 to provide wrap-around services for Veterans in Northern Ireland who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.