Britain’s Bravest Manufacturing Company (BBMC) is the UK’s leading social enterprise providing employment to military veterans, as well as to those with disabilities.
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Britain’s Bravest Manufacturing Company (BBMC) is the UK’s leading social enterprise providing employment to military veterans, as well as to those with disabilities.
Read moreIn partnership with London Stock Exchange Group, the Career Compass workshops deliver essential skills and knowledge to those making the transition from uniform to civilian employment or those returning from a career break.
Read moreVeterans in London and the South East who are keen to build their confidence, learn essential skills and become more employment-ready can sign up for a pioneering new training and work placement course, Poppy Pathways.
Read moreSpouses and partners of serving personnel who are considering self-employment can now access exclusive training sessions from X-Forces Enterprise in a comprehensive 3-day training course that explores the pros and cons of self-employment, including its implications for family and finances.
Read moreJulie McCarthy – Director of Volunteer Operation for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity – has commented on today’s launch of Op PROSPER…
Read moreThe Prime Minister will meet veterans and businesses today [Friday] at a Veterans Connect event at a military museum, where he will launch OP PROSPER- a wraparound employment service to support veterans into work after they leave the Armed Forces.
Read moreThe Army Benevolent Fund is delighted to award a £27,000 grant to Mission Motorsport, towards its support for Army veterans.
Read moreBefore joining the Royal Air Force in 2000, George Slater had never left Scotland. However, during the course of a 22-year career – which all began with an apprenticeship – he would go on to visit over 20 countries.
Read moreIn partnership with London Stock Exchange Group, X-Forces Enterprise has launched a brand-new series of two-day workshops delivering essential skills to those making the transition from uniform to civilian careers.
Read moreMore than 900 veterans made positive progress towards employment with help from The Poppy Factory in 2022-23, as shown in the charity’s new annual report and accounts.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
