Reports

This study, led by the University of Chester’s Westminster Centre for Research in Veterans, sets out a series of recommendations for GP practices across the country, to improve veteran registration and care.

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A feasibility trial of the MeT4VeT app, which was developed to help ex-Service personnel overcome barriers which prevented them from seeking help for their mental health.

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This report set out to understand the reasons why a small number of ex-Service personnel commit serious crimes. It was conducted by the Probation Institute in partnership with Liverpool John Moores University. This is the full report. An interactive version is available on the Probation Institute website.

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This report set out to understand the reasons why a small number of ex-Service personnel commit serious crimes. It was conducted by the Probation Institute in partnership with Liverpool John Moores University. This is the Executive Summary. An interactive version is available on the Probation Institute website.

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This report set out to understand the reasons why a small number of ex-Service personnel commit serious crimes. It was conducted by the Probation Institute in partnership with Liverpool John Moores University. This is a selection of case studies from participants in the research. An interactive version is available on the Probation Institute website.

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A two-year independent evaluation of SSAFA’s Glasgow’s Helping Heroes service. This is the full report.

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A two-year independent evaluation of SSAFA’s Glasgow’s Helping Heroes service. This is the SROI Methodology Appendix.

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A two-year independent evaluation of SSAFA’s Glasgow’s Helping Heroes service. This is a 10-page summary of the report.

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An evaluation report of an app designed to help people track their alcohol consumption. It was developed by researchers at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN) at King’s College London, led by Dr Daniel Leightley, and supported by Lancaster University and Combat Stress.

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