Reports

A 4-page article on Life Skills in the UK Armed Forces. Project by QinetiQ and the Cranfield School of Management

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New research from RAND Europe, funded by FiMT and supported by the Army Families Federation (AFF) explores the gaps in understanding how service life shapes the financial stability of Service personnel, their partners and the wider family unit during service and post-transition to civilian life, and explores the prevalence and drivers of financial instability of military families in the United Kingdom.

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Here you will find the Research Brief for the newly published research from RAND Europe, which explores the gaps in understanding how service life shapes the financial stability of Service personnel, their partners and the wider family unit during service and post-transition to civilian life.

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Here you will find the Annex for the newly published research from RAND Europe, which explores the gaps in understanding how service life shapes the financial stability of Service personnel, their partners and the wider family unit during service and post-transition to civilian life.

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Ground-breaking research by the Directory of Social Change (DSC) published today, reveals that funders spend at least £8.6 million each year on the needs of children with parents in the armed forces, supporting needs such as education, mental health and wellbeing, and crisis support.

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Here you will find the Research Brief for the report by the Directory of Social Change (DSC) published today. The research reveals that funders spend at least £8.6 million each year on the needs of children with parents in the armed forces, supporting needs such as education, mental health and wellbeing, and crisis support.

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An informal mentor system, recognition of qualifications from non-UK nationals and further support for the families of serving personnel are among several recommendations made by a new report looking at the transition of veterans and their families to civilian life in Scotland.

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Here you will find the Briefing Report for the study ‘You’re in Your Own Time Now’: Understanding Current Experiences of Transition to Civilian Life in Scotland.

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This project provides an understanding of how the benefits system, and some of the processes and contact channels within the system, are experienced by veterans who have a background of trauma.

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