Reports

This paper is an initial perspective, summarising the first phase of the discussion. It begins with a summary of the macro societal shifts that are taking place. It goes on to look at some national shifts likely to take place over the next decade, considers some trends affecting the Armed Forces Community as a whole, then focuses on those that may impact the charity sector that has developed around it.

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Report on the Charnwood Borough Council project to help upskill council staff through training sessions offered to all Local Authorities across Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire. Project included practical and interactive workshops, guest speakers and time for discussion.

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Research published by the Directory of Social Change shows that just two percent of UK Armed Forces charities deliver support for veterans who have come into contact with the Criminal Justice System.

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FiMT Report and financial statements for 2018

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Focus On: Armed Forces Charities - Sector Trends explores the number of armed forces charities operating, opening, closing and merging between 2012 and 2018. It also provides an overview of the sector’s topography and financial trends during this period.

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Shared Intelligence and the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) were commissioned to carry out research on how to improve the delivery of organisational pledges made under the covenant.

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How can organisations more effectively implement the Armed Forces Covenant across the UK in support of everyone in the Armed Forces Community?

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This summary was produced to inform the Veterans Strategy, and to provide an accessible overview for key stakeholders delivering the Veterans Strategy outside of the UK Armed Forces charity sector.

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Qualitative research exploring public perceptions of the Armed Forces and veterans. This report forms the qualitative half of a larger project with MOD who funded the quantitative perceptions survey.

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