…improve their English language skills in order for them to be able to effectively carry out their daily routine activities such as shopping, travelling on public transport, attending GP/ Hospital…
…committing to waive cancellation fees and preserve no claims discounts for up to three years when personnel and their families are posted abroad. A network of nearly 200 Armed Forces…
…and where they need it. The new 24-hour online chat, phone, and text message service brings the Armed Forces support community together in a single place for the first time…
…that support them, to complete the online questionnaire (fvtp.org.uk/get-involved). Once returned, they will take the key themes to a series of focus groups. The focus groups will help create the…
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,…
…charity and a non-departmental public body sponsored by the Ministry of Defence. It has four broad funding themes which determine the programmes it runs: Non-core healthcare services for veterans. Removing…
…and their families to get ‘Pension Ready’. The message to get the Armed Forces Community is to start thinking about their Pension throughout their Service career and not just as…
…Armed Forces Children who are themselves veterans of the UK Armed Forces These are called ‘Service children’. Some of these Service children might face disadvantages compared to non-Service children, arising…
…delivery of support to ex-service personnel. The consultation sought views from across all sectors as well as the armed forces community, and the response will be published in due course….
The latest report in the Our Community, Our Covenant series has now been published: Our Community, Our Covenant and beyond: Examining local realities and progress achieved in Armed Forces Covenant…
