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The Women’s Royal Army Corps Association were awarded £300,000 under the Transformational Grants programme, to deliver long-term systemic change for female Veterans by working collaboratively across the Armed Forces charity sector.
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Based at the Bulldogs Boxing & Community Development Centre Port Talbot, Bulldogs Veterans supports Veterans to integrate into civilian life by supporting them to make positive relationships within the community.
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Funded through our Force for Change programme, The Fighting Chance Women Only Boxing Project was a pilot project delivering an introductory boxing training programme for women Veterans.
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The RAF Association, working with Loughborough University, received funding through the Positive Pathways programme to pilot a resilience development programme for Veterans.
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On the 11 October 2023, the Trust hosted the One Is Too Many: Suicide Prevention Conference. This impact conference showcased the excellent work taking place by the funded projects, and revealed the findings from the programme evaluation, undertaken by the University of Chester.
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The One Is Too Many programme evaluation report, produced by the University of Chester, includes findings and recommendations from the programme, and insights into areas such as social isolation, help-seeking behaviour and indicators of the situational factors causing distress and potentially self-harming/suicide.
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This report is an evaluation of the first year of the Veterans’ Places, Pathways and People programme, part of the Veterans’ Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund.
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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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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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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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