News

February 21, 2023

Veteran Suicide: One Is Too Many

Following high interest in our previous webinar events, we are happy to announce our next FREE webinar – Veteran Suicide: One Is Too Many, taking place Wednesday 1 March at 11am.

February 6, 2023

Armed Forces Advocates are making a difference in acute hospital settings

Passion, adaptability and sheer determination shone through from our project representatives during our latest webinar: ‘The positive impact of Armed Forces advocates on veterans in acute hospital settings’.

October 27, 2022

Applications open for the Supporting Partners – Innovation Grants programme

Applications are now open for the Supporting Partners- Innovation Grants programme.

October 18, 2022

Supporting veterans in acute hospital settings

The Trust awarded almost £2 million in 2021 to help support our most vulnerable veterans in acute hospital settings throughout the UK.

Jointly funded through the Covenant Fund and NHS England, this much-needed funding was available to hospitals to pilot better ways of supporting these veterans and their families when they are most in need.

September 20, 2022

VPPP Engagement Event

The Trust hosted a VPPP event to bring together some ten portfolio partners. The VPPP is already making headway into a complicated support system for veterans.

July 15, 2022

The Bridge for Heroes are bringing regional charities closer together through VPPP

The Bridge for Heroes are bringing regional charities closer together through VPPP

June 24, 2022

Celebrating the work that Veterans do to support each other

Celebrating the work that Veterans do to support each other. The Armed Forces Covenant Fund has supported projects supporting veterans

June 24, 2022

VPPP Launches in Northern Ireland

‘The Veterans’ Places, Pathways & People Programme’ (VPPP) launch in Northern Ireland yesterday.

June 23, 2022

Veterans in Sefton – Transition for Veteran

Veterans in Sefton – Transition for Veteran

March 28, 2022

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’