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February 8, 2022

Calling Service Personnel who joined the Army from Non-UK countries

Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) Veterans and Families' Institute is doing research into your experience of life in the UK, the UK immigration system and life in the military. Please see the links below and get in touch if you would like to take part.

Non UK Personnel Invitations

NCOS – OFFICERS FOCUS GROUP DATES

PRIVATE TO CORPORAL FOCUS GROUP DATES

Togetherall: SAD - feeling low?

It can be common to feel down and demotivated at this time of year. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) can affect anyone but there is help available.

@togetherall has a course on managing low mood and articles on seasonal depression that could help. Join today at togetherall.com armed forces

February 7, 2022

Little Troopers launches free affirmation cards for military children

To find out more click Here

Scotland: Enquire, Scottish advice service for additional support learning

If your child has Additional Support Needs and is starting school, or you’ve only recently found out they need extra help with their learning, you might be confused about what this means and how to get the right support in place.

Enquire can help with lots of advice and info including our Additional support for learning: Key facts factsheet.

Download our factsheet here: 👉 https://enquire.org.uk/publications/asl-key-facts/

Get in touch with our helpline: www.enquire.org.uk/contact

Way to Work - Employer Guidance

Calling Commonwealth Veterans and Military families

Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) Veterans and Families' Institute is doing research into your experience of life in the UK, the UK immigration system and life in the military. Please get in touch if you would like to take part (see attached poster)