Despite recognition of the unique demands of life in the Armed Forces community and how they can impact military families’ well-being, there are significant 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.
Read moreGround-breaking research by the Directory of Social Change (DSC) 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.
Read moreForces in Mind Trust and the King’s Centre for Military Health Research (KCMHR) have released a new video looking at moral injury.
Read moreFiMT has published the 2022 Impact Report highlighting their recent progress.
Read moreResearchers at King’s College London are running a project, funded by Forces in Mind Trust (FiMT), to explore the experience of females leaving the UK Armed Forces and joining civilian life.
Read moreDr Lydia Morris (Clinical Lecturer and Clinical Psychologist, University of Manchester) and Professor Anthea Innes (McMaster University, Canada) are leading a project that seeks to explore the experiences and support needs of veterans living with dementia in their own homes.
Read moreA statement from Tom McBarnet following the Spring Budget…
Read moreA new research project exploring the risk of suicide in veterans in Northern Ireland has received £130,000 from Forces in Mind Trust (FiMT).
Read moreA newly developed clinical treatment for veterans suffering from Moral Injury will enter into a second phase of testing after receiving funding from Forces in Mind Trust (FiMT).
Read morePeople whose partners died while serving in the Armed Forces say they feel overlooked and let down by the military community, according to a report published by Northumbria University.
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