Projects we have funded

In 2016, a report looking at the charitable sector in Scotland was released.

A development and employability programme, plus evaluation, tailored to the needs of a specific cohort who require additional, specialist assistance transition to civilian life.

A grant (£​210,859) to help ex-servicemen and women make a successful transition back to civilian life. The Project identified gaps in the cultural differences between military and civilian life. An additional grant of £​21,681 was awarded in June 2015 for the dissemination of the original project.

A grant was awarded to the Institute for Study of Conflict Transformation and Social Justice, based at Queen’s University to research how counter-insurgency warfare experiences impact on the transition of land-based personnel.

This project was a 5 month qualitative piece of research investigating how Service personnel could be better supported in securing employment as the transition into new civilian careers.

A small grant to produce a short film on the subject of transition.

A pilot project to provide additional support through transition for those veterans settling in the London area, the evaluation of which was carried out by Cordis Bright.

Research carried out by Professor Edgar Jones and his team about the transition into civilian life following military service.

Sponsorship of the Working Together Award over a three year period, which honours a person, team or organisation that has demonstrated an enduring commitment and a collaborative approach, engaging with external organisations to support the sector within the wider community.

A grant to fund a piece of research about transition from military to civilian life from the perspective of the family.