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Helping improve transition for all ex-Service personnel and families in the UK
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Nacro
23 days ago
📚 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:
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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
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Shared Intelligence and Meri Mayhew Consulting
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New report highlights the central role of collaboration in delivering the Armed Forces Covenant - Forces in Mind Trust
The Armed Forces Covenant is a promise by the nation to the Armed Forces community that no currently serving personnel, former Service personnel, or family member should be disadvantaged as a result o...
https://www.fim-trust.org/news-policy-item/new-report-highlights-the-central-role-of-collaboration-in-delivering-the-armed-forces-covenant/
5 months ago
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RAND Europe
7 months ago
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...
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Future scenarios for mental health support within the UK Armed Forces Community
RAND Europe, in partnership with Combat Stress and funded by Forces in Mind Trust, is investigating how trends and innovations may shape mental health needs and services for UK Armed Forces personnel,...
https://www.rand.org/randeurope/research/projects/2025/Future-scenarios-for-mental-health-support-within-the-UK-Armed-Forces-Community.html
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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 👇
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New study highlights support needs of ex-Service personnel who have lost limb function - Forces in Mind Trust
The study, funded by FiMT, discovered that a range of issues – from transport logistics to bowel and bladder concerns – created stress points that had a negative impact on entire family networks. In a...
https://www.fim-trust.org/news-policy-item/new-study-highlights-support-needs-of-ex-service-personnel-who-have-lost-limb-function/
8 months ago
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New funding awarded to support trauma-informed approaches to MOD welfare services With
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New funding awarded to support trauma-informed approaches to MOD welfare services - Forces in Mind Trust
A trauma-informed approach ensures that support services are designed to recognise the needs of individuals who may have suffered trauma. Many other UK government departments and organisations – inclu...
https://www.fim-trust.org/news-policy-item/new-funding-awarded-to-support-trauma-informed-approaches-to-mod-welfare-services/
9 months ago
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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.
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New research examines factors influencing offending in Service personnel - Forces in Mind Trust
The new research from King’s College London, funded by Forces in Mind Trust, has also shown when in their life Service personnel offended to better understand the risk factors for offending, and suppo...
https://www.fim-trust.org/news-policy-item/new-research-examines-factors-influencing-offending-in-service-personnel/
9 months ago
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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.
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10 months ago
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Forces in Mind Trust
Dr Sharon McDonnell
10 months ago
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
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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.
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New report explores the facilitators and barriers to servicewomen successfully transitioning out of the Armed Forces - Forces in Mind Trust
A new report from the King’s Centre for Military Health Research (KCMHR) commissioned by Forces in Mind Trust has explored the experiences of servicewomen of the UK Armed Forces during and post their ...
https://www.fim-trust.org/news-policy-item/new-report-explores-the-facilitators-and-barriers-to-servicewomen-successfully-transitioning-out-of-the-armed-forces/
11 months ago
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New article from our funded research on UK military service leavers experiences in the civilian labour market 👇👇
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
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Securing and maintaining longer-term employment: UK military service leavers’ experiences in the civilian labour market
Transitioning from the military to civilian employment is defined as a successful transition. Whilst recent data highlights a growing number of UK military service leavers securing employment, less...
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/09585192.2025.2468903#abstract
12 months ago
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New funding awarded to
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to support improved engagement with support services for the Armed Forces community 👇
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Forces in Mind Trust awards new funding to improve engagement with transition to civilian life within the Armed Forces community. - Forces in Mind Trust
Forces in Mind Trust (FiMT) has awarded £62,752 to Thinks Insight & Strategy for a project aimed at identifying the root causes of the challenge of engagement with support services to prepare for tran...
https://www.fim-trust.org/news-policy-item/forces-in-mind-trust-awards-new-funding-to-improve-engagement-with-transition-to-civilian-life-within-the-armed-forces-community/
about 1 year ago
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FiMT-funded research by King’s College London helps inform Ministry of Defence mental fitness initiative HeadFIT
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Ministry of Defence utilises FiMT-funded research in further development of HeadFIT - Forces in Mind Trust
The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has launched a new version of their HeadFIT initiative which is available to all Defence personnel, including those in the Civil Service, incorporating research from King...
https://www.fim-trust.org/news-policy-item/ministry-of-defence-utilises-fimt-funded-research-in-further-development-of-headfit/
about 1 year ago
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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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Living in Our Shoes Revisited - Forces in Mind Trust
About the ‘Living in Our Shoes’ Review In 2020 ‘Living in Our Shoes’ highlighted the additional challenges faced by military families which can be seriously detrimental to modern family life and relat...
https://www.fim-trust.org/about/lios/
about 1 year ago
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Interested in the lives of the Armed Forces community and their experiences after the military? Follow us for policy and research on how we can improve the transition to civilian life for all Service personnel and families.
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about 1 year ago
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