Northern Ireland Veterans’ Sports and Outdoors Navigation
AA Veterans’ Support were awarded £70,000 under the Positive Pathways programme for their Northern Ireland Veterans’ Sports and Outdoors Navigation (NIVSO) project.
Read MoreAA Veterans’ Support were awarded £70,000 under the Positive Pathways programme for their Northern Ireland Veterans’ Sports and Outdoors Navigation (NIVSO) project.
Read MoreAs part of the Northern Ireland Veterans’ Places, Pathways and
People Programme, the Northern Ireland Veterans’ Support
Office manages the delivery of a comprehensive veteran support
programme across the region.
Funded through the One is Too Many programme, The Royal Marines Association’s (RMA) project Lifting the Lid – Suicide Prevention Pathways has created improved access to support for both vulnerable Veterans and their families.
Read MoreBroughton House received an award of £100,000 under the Sustaining Support for Armed Forces Communities programme.
Read MoreHull FC Community Foundation’s project, ‘Part of the Team’, utilised personal development, social, and wellbeing activities to reduce isolation and loneliness.
Read MoreJames Paget University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust focussed on supporting inpatients who are members of the Armed Service community, offering and sourcing additional support to those who need it on discharge.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreFunded 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.
Read MoreFunded through the Supporting Armed Forces in Acute Hospital Settings programme, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board established the North Wales Veteran Healthcare Collaborative to improve NHS care for the Armed Forces community across North Wales.
Read MoreOn 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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