Northern Ireland: RFCA NI - Cadet Force Adult Volunteer Opportunities

 

Cadet Force Adult Volunteer Opportunities

As you work with and develop young people, you will find that your abilities will grow as well. As a CFAV, you’ll find yourself improving your leadership and mentorship skills as you guide your cadets through their development. Your ability to communicate effectively and connect with diverse groups could set you apart from your peers and you could develop organisational skills that you never knew you had! 

SEA CADETS: https://bit.ly/46Sl17n
ARMY CADETS: https://bit.ly/4gWAgRf
RAF AIR CADETS: https://bit.ly/46DVhwH

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Leconfield: DST Football Training

 

Information provided by Leconfield HIVE

St Athan: AWS Volunteer Community Workers Required - St Athan

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To view the full advert please click here.

For more information please email: Samantha.Humphries743@mod.gov.uk 

Information provided by Wales HIVE Hub.

Shropshire: Free Health advice for your child via text

 

Did you know you know you can get free health advice for your child via text?

If your child is 0-5 years old text Shropshire Health Visiting on 07520 635212, or if you live in the Telford area text 07520 619053

If your child is 5-19 years old (or 25 if they have special educational needs or disabilities SEND). Text Shropshire School Nursing Service on 07507 330346, or if you live in the Telford area text 07520 619051

More information: HERE

Information provided: Central HIVE Hub

Stafford: Hearts & Hands - Are you feeling the pinch financially?

 Hearts & Hands Stafford

Information from: Central HIVE Hub

Grantham: Lincolnshire Fire & Rescue - Become an on call firefighter

www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/firefighter-recruitment

Information provided by Grantham HIVE

Grantham: healthwatch Lincolnshire - Hearing from people in the Military

Hearing from people in the military, survey closes 31st Oct.

In association with the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust, this survey will identify barriers and gaps in healthcare and recommend improvements to make sure everyone gets the care they need.
The survey wants to hear from all serving personnel but is especially keen to hear from the military’s hidden voices, such as:

People with disabilities

LGBTQ+ communities

People from ethnic minorities

Carers

Information provided by Grantham HIVE

Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust: Almost £1 Million awarded to support more partners of serving personnel

When someone joins the armed forces, it’s a career and a lifestyle that extends to their entire family.

Behind every serving member, whether regular or reserve, is a network of loved ones who quietly support from the sidelines. But for the partners, life in the armed forces can set unique challenges such as relocations, career disruptions, isolation, and the emotional toll from long separations.

Delivered on behalf of the MOD and designed specifically with service partners in mind, the Armed Forces Families Fund: Supporting Partners programme provides tailored solutions and dedicated support to help navigate the demands of service life. It recognises that while service members wear the uniform, their partners also serve in their own way – often by juggling family life, careers, and personal wellbeing.

The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (the Trust) has supported a further 17 projects in the latest funding round, worth almost £1 million to projects that aim to improve the overall provision of support available to partners of serving personnel. Whether it’s promoting skills and experience in the workplace, enhancing access to vital services, or improving wellbeing – these projects are committed to empowering partners to thrive.

Supporting partners across Wales

Adferiad has been awarded a grant to deliver an 18-month, Wales-wide programme aimed at supporting partners into volunteering and employment.

Bath, Swindon & Wiltshire: Free wellbeing courses with BSW Recovery College

 

The BSW Recovery College launched on 1st October 2025, and bookings are now open!

The BSW Recovery College offers free, in-person and online wellbeing courses and workshops for adults aged 18+ living in Bath & North East Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire (BSW).

These courses help people look after their mental health, develop new skills and connect with others. They are designed with people with their own experiences of mental health difficulties. The college is also open to carers, friends and family.

Please click here to find out more

Information provided by Colerne & Lyneham HIVE

Brompton: Military Wives Choir Remembrance Concert Friday 7th November 6pm - 7pm

 

Information provided by South East HIVE