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July 10, 2025
Shornclilffe Summer Programme From July 28th - August 22nd
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Shorncliffe: Army Welfare Service Trips This Summer from 1st Aug - 22nd Aug 2025
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Kent: Army Welfare Service Family Trips this Summer from 29th July - 19th Aug 2025
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July 9, 2025
Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) bulk recruitment – EO Universal Credit Income and Expenses Agents, Swindon and Sheffield
This is a brand-new role within DWP’s fraud and error strategy, so successful candidates will have an opportunity to help shape the future of DWP business delivery.
Civil Service Jobs link: Universal Credit Income and Expenses Agent Executive Officer - Swindon and Sheffield (Ref: 734) - Civil Service Jobs - GOV.UK
DWP state that they usually suggest people refer to the EO Microsite for information on applying. Whilst most information is still relevant, it is worth noting that this advert requests a written example on the civil service behaviour ‘Making Effective Decisions’ and not ‘communicating and influencing’ (as noted on the microsite).
For assistance with a Civil Service job application, please contact HIVE for support resources, or contact Forces Employment Charity to request a mentor.
NAAFI Fund Dives Deep to Support Injured Veterans and Service Personnel
The recent trip to the Maldives was an undeniable success: injured veterans, finding much-needed therapy in the serene embrace of the ocean, experiencing the wonders of marine life. This unique form of rehabilitation offers a sense of weightlessness, freedom, and an incredible connection to nature that can be profoundly healing.
But it wasn’t just the veterans who benefited, Diving with the Injured are also supporting service personnel who had the invaluable opportunity to reflect and unwind after what has undoubtedly been a very challenging year. The calming influence of the underwater environment, coupled with the camaraderie of the expedition, provided a much-needed break and a chance to recharge.
To read NAAFI Fund’s Blog post in full, please go to: https://naafi.co.uk/project/making-a-splash/
To find out more about NAAFI Fund, please visit: https://naafi.co.uk/
Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust: Over 2.5 million awarded to address the needs of service pupils
Delivered on behalf of the MOD, the Service Pupil Support programme ensures the needs of service pupils are met through effective interventions to support them along their educational pathway.
In this latest funding round, The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (the Trust) awarded just over £2.5 million to 34 projects across the UK, dedicated to helping service pupils thrive. These initiatives are transforming the way schools support children from armed forces families by breaking down barriers to identifying additional needs, improving access to vital services, and empowering professionals through targeted development to ensure every service child has the chance to reach their full potential.
Russell Collier, Education Policy Team, MOD adds:
"We are delighted that so many education settings and local authorities, from across the UK, chose to apply to the Service Pupil Support Programme this year. It’s incredibly positive to see a large number of exciting projects being funded, all with the same ambition in mind, that is to support children from armed forces families to thrive in education."
Empowering service children
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