Hidden Voices Programme – webinar
In December 2024, the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust hosted a Lunch & Learn webinar focusing on the new Hidden Voices programme
Read MoreIn December 2024, the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust hosted a Lunch & Learn webinar focusing on the new Hidden Voices programme
Read MoreThe University of Chester received £59,894 for their project, ‘Service children’s transitions in education’. The project will investigate the educational risks and benefits associated with Service children’s transitions.
Read MoreOxford Brookes University were awarded £60,000 in November 2023 for their project Supporting ALL to thrive, a study to develop understanding of how the unique and often complex challenges associated with Service life can affect the educational opportunities, experiences and outcomes of children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
Read MoreThe RAF Association was awarded £337,000 under the Removing Barriers to Family Life programme to formally establish the Military Coworking Network (MCN) – a network of coworking hubs on or near to military bases, enabling members to access a strong, professional network.
Read MoreBath Spa University were awarded £49,729 for their project exploring the deployment-related wellbeing of three-to-four-year-old Service children in their pre-school year.
Read MoreThe Overseas Employment Guide (The guide) was awarded £46,500 under the Supporting Partners Programme to help simplify these complexities by empowering families to make more informed decisions by establishing workable action plans.
Read MoreSandling’s Playgroup in Woodbridge were awarded £36,125 under the Armed Forces Families Fund: Early Years programme to support the development and revamp of the playgroup’s outdoor space.
Read MoreThe Garrison ASSIST project (GAP) PLUS was awarded £80,000 to build on the highly successful Garrison ASSIST project, which is now established and generating interest from policymakers and strategic leaders alike.
Read MoreSt Gerardine School were awarded £77,400 for their project, Additional Support Needs Targeted Intervention. It enables additional support to be delivered across a cluster of schools, resulting in early, targeted and child-centred interventions and support for Service children with additional support needs.
Read MoreSwansea University were awarded £299,971 to develop new and better ways of identifying and supporting Veterans whose lives are impacted by harmful gambling.
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