Forces Children's Trust

As a charity we are devoted to working together to help children in need whose father or mother has died, or has sustained life-changing injuries, whilst serving as a member of the British Armed Forces or Civilian Forces (i.e. Police, Fire and Ambulance Services). The FCT, by reason of its aims and size, has the flexibility and ability to make decisions and offer help as needed, with minimum fuss and consequent time-loss.

We offer

- Child bereavement counselling
- Group holidays and expeditions
- Social events
- Educational visits
- Educational support

For further information CLICK HERE

Future 4 Heroes, Taking Control Of Tomorrow

Future for Heroes is a charity organisation serving the British armed forces. Formed in 2008, the charity was originally called Remount, using the strap line ‘the future for heroes’.

It was recognised that some armed forces personnel leaving the military needed help in making the physical and emotional adjustments necessary to successfully reintegrate into civilian life. Many who struggle to make the adjustment can end up living rough or in prison. Others can look to dependency for the answers.

F4H provides free residential courses where individuals are encouraged to reflect and learn from their past, realise their current circumstances and begin to plan for their future.

The object of the charity is to develop the ability of both serving and retired members of the armed forces, as well as their spouses/partners, to manage the dramatic change in cultures when resuming civilian life. The individuals, from across all ranks of the 3 services, are better able to identify and meet their post-military needs and so can participate fully in society.

For further information CLICK HERE

Veterans With Dogs - Dogs For Military Veterans With Invisible Injuries

Veterans With Dogs' assistance dog programme is the first of its' kind in the UK.

Veterans with Dogs is helping Veterans with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and other mental health conditions, cope better with their symptoms and enabling them to lead more independent lives.

We do this because we care about our Veterans. There are those with physical injuries, and those with injuries less easy to see. We understand the real need to provide specially trained dogs to help mitigate the debilitating effects of mental health difficulties.

Seeing how veterans and their families suffer is a heart-breaking experience, and only strengthens our resolve to do 'something' to help. And that is exactly what we are doing.

The 'PALS' (Partner Animal Life Skills) Programme to train and provide assistance dogs for mental health is just one adjunct to treatment that is having a profound effect on helping Veterans to increase their quality of life and regain independence.

For further information, visit the website or Facebook Page

How To Help A Child Having An Asthma Attack

www.asthma.org.uk

Baby CPR Advice From St John Ambulance

Do you know your puffs and pumps?

Nursery Rhymes Inc. & St John Ambulance have got you covered with a short video that shows how to give a baby CPR in a reassuring, unforgettable way.

To view this video online, CLICK HERE

To access useful First Aid tips for parents CLICK HERE.

UK Visa Application & English Language Requirement

                                    

Applying for a UK visa? Click Here for the list of Approved Tests and Test providers.

For further information about English Language Requirements, please Click Here.

Forces Families Jobs (FFJ)

On this platform families will be able to search and apply for jobs solely from employers that have signed the Armed Forces Covenant. This will give the families some reassurance that the employer will have an understanding of Service life. The site will also offer free, or discounted training for Service families. With over 200 employers already signed up for FFJ, this project that will aid spousal employment.

https://www.forcesfamiliesjobs.co.uk/