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New report identifies gaps in support for the families of ex-Service personnel

A new report recommends reform to help ex-Service personnel avoid homelessness and rough sleeping. 

Forces in Mind Trust has awarded £407,000 to QinetiQ and RAND Europe for a 24-month project to examine the contemporary transition challenges of personnel and families.

Study shows great potential for the first specific treatment for moral injury-related mental health issues in the UK.

A new report from QinetiQ and Cranfield School of Management found that, whilst the majority of Service personnel and their partners have good life skills, some require additional support.

The research project will map health and social care service usage by ex-service personnel across the UK, creating a unified dataset to inform future policy decisions.

A new research project will investigate treatments for co-occurring Alcohol Use Disorders (AUD) and Common Mental Disorders (CMD) among military personnel.

New research explores the gaps in understanding how service life shapes the financial stability of Service personnel, their partners and the wider family unit during service and post-transition to civilian life, and explores the prevalence and drivers of financial instability of military families in the United Kingdom.