Alternatively, speak to your local HIVE/RNFPS who are briefed on the policy and latest update.
These roles are available specifically to people who served in the Armed Forces, OR be in your resettlement period and due to leave the Armed Forces within a reasonable time frame OR Military Spouse/Partner: Your current partner must still be serving OR was discharged within the last 12 months.
Job Description 319 DWP Work Coach, based at Laurieston JCP (Glasgow) & High Riggs JCP (Edinburgh) - Closing Date: 9 August
Job Description 324 EO Infrastructure Officer, Multiple Locations- HMRC - Closing Date 1 August)-
Social health aligns to the Values & Standards of the Army. It is the ability of individuals to form healthy and rewarding interpersonal relationships with others. Good social health results in the ability to adapt positively to social situations, remaining true to oneself and maintaining work life balance. It is about having a sense of belonging whilst valuing diversity. It involves open communication, boundary setting and mutual respect regardless of our differences.
We can all improve our social health status by connecting with others, communicating more effectively and engaging in the extensive range of activities that the Army provides, such as sporting activity, networks and specialist interest groups.
This will result in an increased sense of belonging within our Army community and will have positive effects on our emotional, physical and mental health and overall wellbeing.
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Information provided by Leuchars HIVE
Veterans urged to apply for ‘life changing’ support programme – Open to veterans in Lincolnshire
A mental wellbeing support programme for military veterans, described by previous attendees as ‘life changing’, is now welcoming new applications.
Created by Loughborough University and the Royal Air Forces Association, the programme offers short residential stays for groups of former military personnel, with activities specifically designed to enhance their mental wellbeing. Funding by the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust means six new Veterans’ Resilience Programmes can take place at the campus over the next two years, with the first being held on September 7 and 8, 2024. Information can be found HERE
