Covering covenant commitments
This short video explains the core commitments of the Covenant, why we need it and what it means to the Armed Forces family and local communities.
18 December, 2017
Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has announced that 2,000 organisations have now signed the Armed Forces Covenant.
This short video explains the core commitments of the Covenant, why we need it and what it means to the Armed Forces family and local communities.
Chief of Defence People, Lieutenant General Richard Nugee, explains what the Armed Forces Covenant is all about in 60 seconds
From today, when Armed Forces Personnel or their families are posted overseas, they wont get any nasty dents in their UK car insurance deals as a result. No cancellation fees will have to be paid and people’s no claims bonuses will now be protected for up to three years. Thanks to an Armed Forces Covenant commitment made […]
More and more military are buying their own homes thanks to an Armed Forces “Home a loan” scheme.
Forces in Mind Trust and the Local Government Association have commissioned a survey on how local covenant pledges are being delivered; complete the survey and have your say
UK state schools can bid for extra support for service families’ children from the MOD Education Support Fund before 30 September 2016
The number of employers who support our armed forces by signing the Armed Forces Covenant is about to reach the 1,000 milestone
Forces Help to Buy allows military personnel to borrow up to half of their salary towards buying their first home or moving up the property ladder
HRH Prince Harry was joined by former US President George W Bush at a symposium on invisible wounds held as part of the 2016 Invictus Games.
Complete the Forces in Mind Trust and the Local Government Association survey to help shape future delivery of the Armed Forces Covenant.