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Forces in Mind Trust (FiMT) has awarded £31,805 to King’s College London to expand its research into the physical and mental health needs of former UK Service personnel to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, enabling nation-specific health profiles.

Forces in Mind Trust has awarded £107,980 to the University of Nottingham to research the sentencing experiences of former Service personnel involved with the criminal justice system.

Published today, a new comparative study by the University of Chester, funded by Forces in Mind Trust, has highlighted the unique physical and mental health challenges that ex-Service personnel of the Armed Forces can experience compared to the national population.

Forces in Mind Trust has awarded £249,437 to the University of Winchester, in partnership with King’s College London, to establish the Service Children’s Progression Alliance (SCiP) Impact Centre.

Forces in Mind Trust has awarded new funding for a project on the future of mental health support for the Armed Forces over the next 20 years

Forces in Mind Trust has awarded £249,204 to the University of Salford for a new project to provide a comprehensive baseline understanding of experience of Ministry of Defence (MOD) welfare services through a trauma-informed lens.

A new report has examined the factors most closely associated with criminal offending by Service personnel