New targeted grant awards to explore the impact of Service life on children, and engage with younger Veterans
New awards targeted to explore the impact of Service life on children, and engage with younger Veterans.
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Categories: Forces families, New programmes, Programme news, Veterans' mental health and wellbeing
Type: News
Categories: Forces families, Funds, Projects we've funded
The Trust commissions an evaluation to look at the impact of the Service Pupil Support Programme
The Trust is pleased to announce that, following a competitive selection process, we’ve commissioned Alma Economics as evaluators of the Service Pupil Support Programme.
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Categories: Programme news
Early Years Lunch & Learn webinar
The Armed Forces Families Fund: Early Years programme will award grants to projects which help enhance early childhood education and childcare settings to meet specific needs of young children from Armed Forces families.
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Categories: Carers and Families, Forces families, Programme news
Early Years programme now open for applications!
The Early Years programme is now accepting applications for projects that will help enhance early childhood education and childcare settings for Armed Forces families.
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Categories: Forces families, Funds, New programmes, Programme news
Service Pupil support with new round of funding
Great news for schools supporting Service children in the UK! Today we are launching a new round of the Service Pupil Support Programme.
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Categories: Forces families, New programmes
New programme to fund research into challenges facing Armed Forces families
The Trust is launching a brand new, exciting programme under the Armed Forces Families Fund.
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Type: Case Study
Categories: Carers and Families, Projects we've funded
A Force Against Loneliness for Military Children
Home-Start Medway was awarded a £20,000 from the Force For Change (FfC) programme for their project ‘Be A Force Against Loneliness’
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