Military Transition needs a change of narrative. A new policy brief about why and how the narrative around how UK Service personnel transition to civilian life needs to change. Based on work from QinetiQ and @randeurope.org, funded by Forces in Mind Trust www.fim-trust.org/news-policy-...

We are looking to fund new new work on the wellbeing of working age former Service personnel in the UK! Forces in Mind Trust has published a Request for Expressions of Interest to develop a wellbeing measurement for this cohort. Read the full REOI here👇 www.fim-trust.org/news-policy-...

📚 New report exploring the experiences of ex-service personnel who've had contact with the criminal justice system, focussing on their experiences before the CJS. 👏Thank you @fimt.bsky.social for commissioning Nacro & The University of Northampton. Read the report: shorturl.at/Z2Dft

Our Community, Our Covenant and Beyond is the latest research examining how local authorities, charities & partners can support the delivery the Armed Forces Covenant across the UK. Research from @randeurope.org Shared Intelligence and Meri Mayhew Consulting www.fim-trust.org/news-policy-...

How will mental needs for the UK Armed Forces Community evolve by 2045? Our new project with @combatstress.bsky.social, supported by @fimt.bsky.social, explores future trends & scenarios to help charities & support services plan for the future. More on: www.rand.org/randeurope/r...

A new study by Anglia Ruskin University and Blesma has highlighted the pressures and uncertainties that impact former Service families where the ex-Service person is experiencing limb function loss. Read more about the FiMT-funded project 👇 www.fim-trust.org/news-policy-...

New funding awarded to support trauma-informed approaches to MOD welfare services With @salforduni.bsky.social www.fim-trust.org/news-policy-...

New research from King’s College London, funded by FiMT, has examined offending behaviours throughout the life of Service personnel to better understand the risk factors and to provide recommendations for support. www.fim-trust.org/news-policy-...

Ex-Service personnel living with dementia may be slipping through the gaps in support systems. New FiMT-funded research by the University of Manchester looks at the complex support landscape. www.fim-trust.org/wp-content/u...

I am looking forward to presenting at the Forces in Mind conference on the 20th May, which is hosted at Kings College London. www.fimt-rc.org/conference

New research by KCMHR @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social funded by Forces in Mind Trust explores the experiences of ex-Servicewomen transitioning out of the UK Armed Forces into civilian life. www.fim-trust.org/news-policy-...

New article from our funded research on UK military service leavers experiences in the civilian labour market 👇👇 www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

New funding awarded to @thinksinsight.bsky.social to support improved engagement with support services for the Armed Forces community 👇 www.fim-trust.org/news-policy-...

FiMT-funded research by King’s College London helps inform Ministry of Defence mental fitness initiative HeadFIT www.fim-trust.org/news-policy-...

Service families are an integral part of the Armed Forces community. The Living in Our Shoes Revisited project is evaluating what progress is being made to in support for Service families and what more needs to be done Regular updates from the team on LIOS 👇 www.fim-trust.org/about/lios/

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