Projects we have funded

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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.
- Health
Directory of Social Change (DSC)
SCiP Alliance Funders’ Forum – Support for service children a proposed scoping report
- Amount: £49,800
- Awarded: October 2022
- Relationships
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
- Housing
- Employment
- Health
- Finance
- Criminal Justice
- Relationships
- Enabler
King’s Centre for Military Health Research
Influences on lifestyle behaviours among partners of UK military personnel/veterans
- Amount: £96,750
- Awarded: September 2022
Forces in Mind Trust has awarded £97,000 to the King’s Centre for Military Health Research (KCMHR) at King’s College London for a new research project exploring the impact of military life on the partners of veterans and military personnel.
- Health
RAND Europe
Armed Forces Families and Children’s Social Care
- Amount: £149,900
- Awarded: August 2022
- Relationships
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.
- Enabler
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.
- Enabler
Supporting Wounded Veterans et al.
Pioneer Programme – MDMA-assisted therapy research for treatment-resistant PTSD in veterans
- Amount: £250,000
- Awarded: March 2022
The Pioneer Programme is an innovative collaboration between SWV, research sponsors, Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), and the clinical research team at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience at King’s College London, aiming to bring clinical trials in the UK for MDMA-assisted therapy for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
- Health
Campaign to end Veterans’ homelessness 2022
- Amount: £193,000
- Awarded: October 2021
The Cobseo Housing Cluster, through co-chair Stoll will develop and deliver a campaign to help end veterans’ homelessness. This 15-month project will include; increasing awareness within local authorities, as well as housing and advice agencies, of ex-Service personnel requesting housing support; and developing a more coordinated and collaborative approach throughout the housing and charitable sectors.
- Housing
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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Exploring veterans physical and mental health needs: the use of the Clinical Practice Research Datalink

SCiP Alliance Funders’ Forum – Support for service children a proposed scoping report

FiMT Research Centre 2022-2027

Influences on lifestyle behaviours among partners of UK military personnel/veterans

Armed Forces Families and Children’s Social Care

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

Pioneer Programme – MDMA-assisted therapy research for treatment-resistant PTSD in veterans

Campaign to end Veterans’ homelessness 2022

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