Please see below for the following:
- A message from DIO Chief Executive Mike Green
- IDEAL Customer Service notice
- Modernised Accommodation Offer update
March 1, 2024
Defence Infrastructure Organisation - Service Family Accommodation communications update
Please see below for the following:
Defence Children Services, Education Advisory Team (UK) - School place offers & appeal advice
There are some key dates coming up for families who have children due to start primary or secondary school in September 2024.
Defence Children Services Education Advisory Team (UK) have prepared an information sheet, which offers advice to families about responding to the school places they have been offered for their children should it be needed. This guidance is relevant UK-wide.
For further information please go to: https://www.gov.uk/government/groups/defence-children-services-dcsFebruary 29, 2024
Defence Discount Service - Veterans research
New study reveals that nearly four in five veterans feel lack of recognition despite sacrificing key life events
New research conducted by Defence Discount Service has revealed that nearly four in five (75%) veterans feel they are not sufficiently recognised or rewarded by society for their service, despite many sacrificing key family events.
The study, which surveyed 11,500 veterans in the UK, found that while in service, 40% had missed key life events such as Christmas, anniversaries, weddings, funerals and even the birth of their own children.
Over a third (37%) of veterans agreed that now they have left the military, spending time with family is helping to make up for lost time. Half said that they are closer to their grandchildren as they are able to spend more time with them.
Joining the military is a life-defining decision and one not to be made lightly, with those choosing the career often having to accept that it will have an impact on them and their families. Despite missing key life events, 34% of respondents still stated that although they found it difficult, they were proud to serve their country.
Since leaving the service, veterans expressed how they have made up for lost time and what they now enjoy doing with their free time such as going on holiday (74%), gardening (43%) and spending quality time with their pet (28%).
The study, which surveyed 11,500 veterans in the UK, found that while in service, 40% had missed key life events such as Christmas, anniversaries, weddings, funerals and even the birth of their own children.
Over a third (37%) of veterans agreed that now they have left the military, spending time with family is helping to make up for lost time. Half said that they are closer to their grandchildren as they are able to spend more time with them.
Joining the military is a life-defining decision and one not to be made lightly, with those choosing the career often having to accept that it will have an impact on them and their families. Despite missing key life events, 34% of respondents still stated that although they found it difficult, they were proud to serve their country.
Since leaving the service, veterans expressed how they have made up for lost time and what they now enjoy doing with their free time such as going on holiday (74%), gardening (43%) and spending quality time with their pet (28%).
February 28, 2024
Certes IT Services - Support to Military Service Leavers and Veterans
For more details on the offer to former-forces please see the website below:
https://info.certes.co.uk/former-forces
Supporting the Unsung Hero - Free online business start-up courses
For more information please visit the website https://www.supportingtheunsunghero.co.uk/ or contact us at HIVE with any questions.
Grantham: Keeping our customers safe, Centrebus
For the latest information on your local bus travel: https://www.centrebus.info/bus-tracker/
Information provided by Grantham HIVE
Northern Ireland - Career Transition Partnership (CTP) Contact Details
The Career Transition Partnership (CTP) is the Ministry of Defence official provider of resettlement and have supported leavers of the Armed Forces for many years.
Should you need a contact for Northern Ireland please speak to your local HIVE
Information provided by HIVE NI
Should you need a contact for Northern Ireland please speak to your local HIVE
Information provided by HIVE NI
Wiltshire Council: Online Family Courses 2024
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Information provided by Lyneham & Colerne HIVEs
Wiltshire Council: Wellbeing online courses - Various dates
Information provided by Lyneham & Colerne HIVEs
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