Since launching in November 2024, Swim Free has already supported over 50 young people from serving naval families to access free swimming lessons, with the programme due to support a total of 1000 young people in 2025.
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Since launching in November 2024, Swim Free has already supported over 50 young people from serving naval families to access free swimming lessons, with the programme due to support a total of 1000 young people in 2025.
Read moreParkdean Resorts, a delivery partner of the Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC) and the UK’s leading holiday park operator, has pledged to increase its support for the armed forces next year by donating over 200 holidays to members of the military community and their families in 2025.
Read moreFun, accessible and free of charge, Greenwich Hospital and the Royal Naval Sailing Association (RNSA) are delighted to announce the continuation of the Sail Together sailing project for a further 3 years.
Read moreThe reception followed the traditional Christmas lessons and carols at the Admiralty Carol Service, attended by the First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Ben Key KCB CBE ADC, and members of the Navy Board.
Read moreThe University Royal Naval Unit (URNU) Northumbria recently celebrated its 30th Anniversary with a remarkable event that brought together past and present members, distinguished guests, and supporters.
Read moreSwim Free, the newly launched swimming programme for Naval families from Greenwich Hospital and the Andrew Simpson Foundation, has signed up Swim Devon as a delivery partner.
Read moreAfter an incredible reception last year, the ‘Panto Bus’ will once again be hitting the road this November and December on a UK tour with funding from the Royal Navy & Royal Marines charity (RNRMC).
Read moreIn light of the decision taken by the new Government to apply VAT to school fees from January 2025 and the unexpected burden this places on some of our families at such short notice, Greenwich Hospital, in collaboration with the Naval Children’s Charity, have set up a hardship fund to provide financial support to those who fulfil the following criteria.
Read moreThe Royal Naval Association (RNA) enabled three Sailors who fought in WW2 to march with them at the Cenotaph in London on Sunday.
Read moreGreenwich Hospital has awarded the Royal Alfred Seafarers’ Society a grant of £221,360 to provide funds to bridge the gap in care fees for eligible former Royal Navy personnel, spouses and partners.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
