Reports

This report from the Directory of Social Change (DSC) investigates the extent and characteristics of the sector’s support for armed forces families.

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This report, from King's College London and funded by FiMT, examines how PTSD evolves over time in UK Armed Forces personnel and the factors that can protect against or make personnel more vulnerable to PTSD symptoms.

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An evaluation report from The Lines Between of a pilot online mentoring programme, Shoulder to Shoulder Online, developed by Timebank.

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A report from the University of Stirling and funded by FiMT, which highlights the challenges Service leavers face in relation to accessing and sustaining housing after leaving the Armed Forces, despite improvements made in recent years.

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The first UK study to focus on the experience of families of veterans with substance use problems, from the University of York and Adfam.

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An Executive Summary from the first UK study to focus on the experience of families of veterans with substance use problems, from the University of York and Adfam.

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A support model developed from the first UK study to focus on the experience of families of veterans with substance use problems, from the University of York and Adfam.

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This report from the University of Liverpool and King’s College London shows that more than two thirds (71%) of serving and ex-Service personnel who self-reported a current or prior alcohol problem have not sought help.

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An executive summary of a report from the University of Liverpool and King’s College London, which found that more than two thirds (71%) of serving and ex-Service personnel who self-reported a current or prior alcohol problem have not sought help.

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For this report, GoodPeople worked with the ex-Service community and employers in the Solent area to better understand the employment challenges facing both the veteran community and SMEs seeking to access them.

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