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Strengthening and Empowering Delivery of the Covenant: Evaluation of the Strengthening Delivery of the Armed Forces Covenant Programme
This report is an external evaluation of the Strengthening Delivery of the Covenant Programme. Under the Strengthening Delivery of the Armed Forces Covenant Programme The Covenant Fund awarded £6.6M through two rounds of funding to clusters of Local Authorities (LAs)….
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Herefordshire data sharing agreement
This resource contains the blank Herefordshire data sharing agreement and can be completed by organisations requiring a formal process for setting out how information will be shared between organisations.
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Worcestershire – Armed Forces Survey
This resource features an example survey adapted from Herefordshire Armed Forces Veterans’ survey, also available in our Knowledge Network.
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Herefordshire County Council needs assessment – executive summary
This summary report has been compiled by Herefordshire’s Armed Forces Covenant Partnership to gain a deeper understanding of the Armed Forces community in Herefordshire.
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Wiltshire – South west Needs Assessment
Research on the presence and needs of the Armed Forces community in the South West of England.
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North Yorkshire and York Armed Forces community needs assessment
North Yorkshire commissioned research into the needs of the Armed Forces community in North Yorkshire (including the City of York), to establish the composition of the Armed Forces community in the area and understand the needs of the community.
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Veterans’ Support Association – VSA Hobby Packs
The Veterans’ Support Association received a grant of £5,000 as part of the Veterans Should Not be Forgotten programme. In the six months that the project ran, the organisation spent the funds on projects or hobby packs for veterans to complete at home during lockdown. The project was a huge success as it kept veterans engaged and focused during the months that followed, as the country
endured its first lockdown.
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Enabling immediate support for vulnerable veterans with reduced social contact
The Veterans Should Not Be Forgotten programme awarded 120 grants to organisations across the UK, totalling £2,394,698.
This programme evaluation explores the impact of the Veterans Should Not Be Forgotten programme on vulnerable veterans with reduced social contact.
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E-learning: Ethics and your grant
To behave ethically, we need to consider what is the ‘right’ way to behave towards others – how we can do no harm, and how we can achieve good outcomes through the work we support. There are two broad and overlapping ethical principles which govern our work: ‘Do Good’ and ‘Do No Harm’.
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