Showing posts with label Service Leavers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Service Leavers. Show all posts

September 3, 2025

September 2, 2025

North Wiltshire & Gloucestershire: Free Interview Skills Training for Service Leavers & Veterans

 

Please email tessa.pritchard@vivodefence.com to register

Information provided by Colerne & Lyneham HIVEs

August 20, 2025

August 15, 2025

Easy Resettlement Magazine: subscribe for free and read online

 


To subscribe for free, please click this link

Subscription | Easy Resettlement Magazine 

To read current and back issues of Easy Resettlement magazine, please visit: Back Issues | Easy Resettlement Magazine

August 8, 2025

Scotland: Police Scotland are recruiting service advisors in Glasgow closing date is 30th Sept

🚨 Looking for a new role? Police Scotland are recruiting service advisors ðŸš¨

When someone calls 101 or 999, our first response is crucial – whether it’s a concern, crisis or something in between.

We’re looking for clear communicators who can remain calm under pressure and offer reassurance, direction and support. This is a vital role at the heart of our service – one where your contribution makes a genuine impact every day.

Apply now 👉 https://orlo.uk/xoxjJ

Information provided by Leuchars HIVE

August 5, 2025

August Quest Magazine is Out Now


To read this issue online, or any previous issues, please go to: Quest Magazine | Quest Online

July 1, 2025

Blackpool: BFC Community Trust Armed Forces Weekly Calendar


Are you an Armed Forces Regular, Reservist, Veteran or immediate family member?

Have a look at the link below to see what Blackpool Football Club Community Trust can offer you.  Many free activities every week and a Naafi break club every Wednesday.



Information provided by Preston & Weeton HIVE

June 23, 2025

NHS ‘Say You Served’: Why Declaring Your Military Affiliation Matters – For You and the Forces Community

Why Declaring Your Military Affiliation Matters – For You and the Forces Community

Whether you’re serving in the Armed Forces or supporting a loved one who is, one simple action can make a big difference: declaring your military connection when registering with your GP, local council, or other public services.

It may seem like a small tick in a box, but this information is crucial—not only for you and your family, but for the wider Armed Forces community.

Why It Matters for You

Declaring your military status ensures that you and your family can access the right services, at the right time. The NHS and local authorities recognise that the needs of serving personnel, reservists, veterans, and their families can differ from those of the general population—particularly around mobility, deployment, mental health, and continuity of care.

By identifying your military connection, healthcare professionals and service providers can take these unique circumstances into account. This could mean faster access to treatment (Dependent on personal circumstances), for a better understanding of your housing and educational needs during a posting or resettlement.

June 16, 2025

Forces Pension Society Online Armed Forces Pension Update - 25 June 25

25 JUNE 12:30-13:30 - SAVE THE DATE!

The FPS will deliver an online Armed Forces Pensions update for Serving Personnel, Veterans and Dependants at 12:30 on Wednesday 25 June via MS Teams.

It will cover:
  • The latest on the 2015 Remedy (McCloud) implementation.
  • A reminder of how pension benefits are/were earned during service and the ages that deferred pensions are paid.
  • When and how the pension benefits increase.
  • How to obtain a pension forecasts whilst serving or as a Veteran.
  • Dependants Benefits.
  • When and how to claim a deferred pension.
  • The benefits of membership of the Forces Pension Society.
For more information, click here.

June 12, 2025

Civvy Street Magazine – Jun/Jul 25 Issue out now

 

Please click the following link to view this latest edition online: Civvy Street - June/July

June 9, 2025

Fife: The Ruby Boots Project, a peer support network aiming to support children and young people whose parent/guardian is leaving the armed forces.

The Ruby Boots Project is a peer support network aiming to support children and young people whose parent/guardian is leaving the armed forces. There are various challenges that young people may experience during this transition, so they have designed this project to tackle this. 

If you are a child or young person from a veteran/soon-to-be veteran family, or an adult who would be interested in volunteering to help facilitate these group sessions, please get in touch at heather.douglas@forceschildrenscotland.org.uk

We would love to hear from you.

Information provided by Leuchars HIVE

June 3, 2025

Quest Magazine - June Edition now available


To view online please click this link: https://www.questonline.co.uk/pages/magazine-archive

To view the Quest news update, including a summary of topics covered in the June magazine, please click this link: June Quest Magazine is Out Now.💂

May 13, 2025

Office for Veterans Affairs’ ‘10 Things to Know About Veterans’ animation


The aim of the '10 Things to know about veterans and their families' is to provide a range of stakeholders with the basic knowledge that can support their work with veterans.

Find out more at: www.gov.uk/government/publications/10-things-to-know-about-veterans-and-their-families

May 8, 2025

Frontfoot Jobs: Engineering job opportunities open nationwide


Frontfoot Jobs are pleased to announce that they now have engineering job opportunities open nationwide.

Please visit their website for more details : https://www.frontfoot.life/jobs and any questions please get in touch with admin@frontfoot.jobs

May 7, 2025

April 3, 2025

Civvy Street magazine – April/May 25 edition now available online

 

The latest edition of Civvy Street magazine is now available to read online at the following link: April/May Civvy Street magazine