Reports

An evaluation report of the Restorative Approaches Veterans and Family Service (RAVFS) provided by TGP Cymru, a new service that facilitates whole-family interventions for veterans and families.

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This report from QinetiQ, in partnership with Warwick Institute for Employment Research and RFEA – The Forces Employment Charity, and commissioned by Forces in Mind Trust, is one of the first UK studies to explore the longer-term employment outcomes for veterans, beyond the first two years of resettlement.

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One of the first UK qualitative studies to explore the unique experiences of civilian victim/survivors of IPVA perpetrated by serving or ex-Service personnel, led by Dr Deirdre MacManus at the King’s Centre for Military Health Research at King’s College London, and funded by Forces in Mind Trust.

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An Executive Summary of one of the first UK qualitative studies to explore the unique experiences of civilian victim/survivors of IPVA perpetrated by serving or ex-Service personnel, led by Dr Deirdre MacManus at the King’s Centre for Military Health Research at King’s College London, and funded by Forces in Mind Trust.

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The United Kingdom Armed Forces Veterans’ Health and Gambling Study, from Swansea University and funded by Forces in Mind Trust, is the first UK-wide survey exploring gambling participation in ex-Service personnel.

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FiMT Annual Report and Financial Statements for 2020

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This report from Future Agenda and FiMT explores the impact of future trends on the transition of our Armed Forces Community from military to civilian life in 2030 and beyond.

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Qualitative ethnographic research conducted as part of the Lifting Our Sights programme.

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This toolkit supplements the Lifting Our Sights research. It has been designed to assist a variety of organisations and stakeholders to work with the LOS findings and apply them in different settings.

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This report from the University of Sunderland and funded by FiMT has shed light on the use of performance and image-enhancing drugs (PIEDs) in ex-Service personnel.

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