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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.
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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.
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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
Fighting With Pride
Pride in Veterans Standard – Early Intervention for LGBT+ Veterans
- Amount: £83,690
- Awarded: March 2023
This project, with LGBT+ veterans charity Fighting With Pride, will support their work helping organisations to demonstrate their commitment to supporting LGBT+ veterans.
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RAND Europe et al.
FiMT Research Centre 2022-2027
- Amount: £2,500,000
- Awarded: September 2022
The Forces in Mind Trust Research Centre is an internationally renowned centre of research excellence, coordinating and curating high-quality, influential research
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- Relationships
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Cranfield School of Management et al.
Improving Life Skills in the UK Armed Forces
- Amount: £175,000
- Awarded: July 2022
Forces in Mind Trust has awarded £175,000 to QinetiQ in partnership with Cranfield University to conduct a study which will examine how life skills can be improved in the Armed Forces Community.
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King’s Centre for Military Health Research
Identifying and examining the barriers to female veterans making a successful and sustainable transition to civilian life in the UK
- Amount: £220,000
- Awarded: June 2022
This project will be a thorough and comprehensive piece of research to identify and examine the barriers to female veterans making a successful and sustainable transition to civilian life in the UK.
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University of Chester
Understanding the impact of serving within the UK Armed Forces for the Indian and West Indian veteran populations
- Amount: £162,894
- Awarded: September 2021
A 2-year research project which aims to understand the impact of serving in the UK Armed Forces for BAME veterans and their families, in particular those whose heritage is from the Indian sub-continent or the West Indies.
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RAND Europe et al.
Our Community, Our Covenant. Examining the impact of the Armed Forces Covenant
- Amount: £221,483
- Awarded: April 2021
A project to examine the impact of the Covenant in reducing disadvantage for the Armed Forces Community and how the work of public sector organizations, under the Covenant, has achieved this.
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Anglia Ruskin University
Non-UK Personnel, Veterans and Families
- Amount: £145,997
- Awarded: February 2021
An 18-month project to research the evidence base required by the MOD and the Cobseo Non-UK Cluster to understand, and where necessary introduce and advocate changes that will improve the lived experience for Non-UK Service personnel, ex-Service personnel and their families.
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Living in Our Shoes Revisited

Understanding the transition from military to civilian life

Our Community, Our Covenant and beyond

Pride in Veterans Standard – Early Intervention for LGBT+ Veterans

FiMT Research Centre 2022-2027

Improving Life Skills in the UK Armed Forces

Identifying and examining the barriers to female veterans making a successful and sustainable transition to civilian life in the UK

Understanding the impact of serving within the UK Armed Forces for the Indian and West Indian veteran populations

Our Community, Our Covenant. Examining the impact of the Armed Forces Covenant

Non-UK Personnel, Veterans and Families