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University of Worcester
Living in Our Shoes Revisited
- Amount: £329,366
- Awarded: November 2024
Project researching the needs of Armed Forces families.
- Enabler
University of Birmingham
Accelerated Aging in ex-Service personnel affected by trauma
- Amount: £298,133
- Awarded: August 2024
University of Birmingham is carrying out a research project to investigate how trauma – both physical and psychological – can result in accelerated aging amongst ex-Service personnel.
- Health
QinetiQ et al.
Understanding the transition from military to civilian life
- Amount: £406,798
- Awarded: September 2023
This project will examine what the transition process looks like for the Armed Forces Community today.
- Enabler
RAND Europe et al.
Our Community, Our Covenant and beyond
- Amount: £499,701
- Awarded: June 2023
This project to examine the realities and practices involved in delivery of the Armed Forces Covenant by local authorities, and organisations that work with them, to both deliver the Covenant and to provide the wider ecosystem of additional support to the Armed Forces Community.
- Enabler
Combat Stress et al.
Phase two feasibility pilot RCT for Restore & Rebuilt: A psychological treatment for moral injury
- Amount: £261,941
- Awarded: March 2023
A newly developed clinical treatment for veterans suffering from Moral Injury will enter into a second phase of testing.
- Health
Queen’s University Belfast
Exploring suicidality risk in veterans resident in Northern Ireland
- Amount: £130,659
- Awarded: March 2023
This project will look into the high-risk population of veterans residing in Northern Ireland, to explore the psychosocial determinants of suicidality.
- Health
King’s Centre for Military Health Research
Mental health and wellbeing of UK Gurkha veterans
- Amount: £152,057
- Awarded: March 2023
A research project from King's College London, investigating the mental health and wellbeing of UK Gurkha veterans.
- Health
University of Chester
A Comparative Study of Common Mental Health Disorders in the Veteran and Non-Veteran Populations
- Amount: £110,987
- Awarded: January 2023
This research project aims to understand the prevalence of specified physical and mental health disorders in military veterans compared to non-veterans.
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University of Manchester
The experiences and support needs of veterans living with dementia in their own homes
- Amount: £102,561
- Awarded: November 2022
This project will explore the experiences of veterans diagnosed with dementia who live in their own homes in the community.
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King’s Centre for Military Health Research
Exploring veterans physical and mental health needs: the use of the Clinical Practice Research Datalink
- Amount: £165,000
- Awarded: November 2022
This research project from King’s College London will explore whether the Clinical Practice Research Datalink (CPRD), one of the world largest electronic databases including over 60 million anonymised records from primary care, can be used to improve understanding of the health needs of veterans who access their GP.
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Living in Our Shoes Revisited

Accelerated Aging in ex-Service personnel affected by trauma

Understanding the transition from military to civilian life

Our Community, Our Covenant and beyond

Phase two feasibility pilot RCT for Restore & Rebuilt: A psychological treatment for moral injury

Exploring suicidality risk in veterans resident in Northern Ireland

Mental health and wellbeing of UK Gurkha veterans

A Comparative Study of Common Mental Health Disorders in the Veteran and Non-Veteran Populations

The experiences and support needs of veterans living with dementia in their own homes

Exploring veterans physical and mental health needs: the use of the Clinical Practice Research Datalink