In healthcare, Covenant support for Regulars and Reserves includes the following: “I don’t know about the NHS services available, as the Armed Forces have always provided me with healthcare” Find…
Organisations may choose to sign a voluntary pledge in order to demonstrate their support for the Armed Forces community and for the principles of the Covenant. All organisations – public,…
…offer special provision to those who have sacrificed the most, such as the injured and the bereaved. Annual reports The UK Government is statutorily required to present to Parliament a…
…considered. It is for Service families to apply to the school in advance, presenting evidence of how operational needs of the Armed Forces have legitimately prevented a Service family from…
…Forces Act 2006 defines the Legal Duty. It came into existence through the Armed Forces Act 2021, and it came into force on 22 November 2022. 3. Isn’t the Covenant…
…Further information is provided at: War Widow(er)s Recognition Payment. Press release: Lump sum payment for war widows Inheritance Tax exemption The estate of a deceased Service person or veteran may…
During transition out of the Armed Forces and into civilian life, Covenant support for the Armed Forces community includes: Help for Service leavers and families Help for service leavers, service…
…have to be in place). Free Childcare In England, parents with children aged 3 and 4 years old can, from the term following the child’s third birthday, access 15 hours…
In civilian employment, Covenant support for Reserves includes the following: “It’s hard for me to maintain my employment, as my employer doesn’t understand the impacts of Service life” The Armed…
