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March 11, 2026
Sandhurst Military CoWorking Network Games Night Every 4th Tuesday evening of the month 7:30 pm - 9pm
Designed to connect military spouses and partners wherever they are, why not join us for a fun evening
of online gaming - all you need is your phone or tablet and a sense of humour, and you’ll have a good time! (Just checking have you also heard about our physical military coworking hub based at Sandhurst? – if not why not book a trial?)
We play Jackbox games so there’s nothing to download, all games are short so you can dip in and out as required and all the games are party style, whether it’s a quiz, teamwork, drawing on your phone/tablet or something completely off the wall.
Every 4th Tuesday evening of the month. Our next event is next week Tuesday 28th October 2025. 7:30pm-9pm
We also host virtual co-working on a Tuesday morning between 9:30am – 12pm.
Completely FREE, just sign up on our website:
https://www.militarycoworking.uk/events
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Church Crookam: Army Welfare Service Junior Multi-Activity Days 30th March to 2nd April 2026 930hrs - 1530hrs ages 9 - 11 years
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Bedale: Are you a Veteran or caring for a Veteran due to their ill health?
Carers Plus Yorkshire is running a new Caring with Confidence course in Bedale that is specifically for veterans who are unpaid carers or unpaid carers who are caring for a veteran.
The course runs over 12 weeks with each week focusing on a different topic. Carers can choose to attend all the sessions or just those that are relevant to them. Sessions include benefits and finances, life coaching – setting boundaries, yoga and breathwork, future planning – POA and wills and much more.
National Trust - Easter Hunts
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Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust: New Awards under the Serving Families On the Move programme
Moving house is hard. Doing it because of service life requirements - again and again - can be harder still.
That’s why the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust has funded 11 new projects through the Serving Families: On the Move programme, helping families feel welcomed, informed and connected in the early weeks after a move.
Over £460,000 will help families settle with confidence - building on more than £1.5 million already funded through the programme.
Three ways this funding help
1. Offer a warm welcome early on through practical guidance, local information and tailored support.
2. Reduce loneliness and isolation through home visits, workshops, group activities and trained volunteers (many with military backgrounds).
3. Help children and young people keep continuity with digital tools that help families discover activities and prepare for moves.
Anna Wright, Chief Executive of the Trust, said:
“It’s important that military families feel valued, connected and supported wherever service life takes them. I remember my own experiences as a military family of relocating to a new area and anything that makes you feel welcome and settled more quickly is so important.”
Find out more.
Full list of all projects funded under the Serving Families: On the Move programme are available on the Trust’s website here.
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