Dementia Support Workers Improve Wellbeing Of Broughton House Veterans
Two specialist dementia support workers whose roles have been funded by a £26,000 grant are helping to boost the wellbeing of residents at Broughton House Veteran Care Village in Salford. Anna Cartman and Precious Declan are providing one-to-one support and activities...
Enhanced Learning Credits, Further And Higher Education Scheme Changes For Veterans
Changes to the Enhanced Learning Credits, Further Education and Higher Education schemes come into effect from 30 March 2021. The Ministry of Defence is promoting lifelong learning among members of the Armed Forces and the veterans community by providing Learning...
What Is IOSH And What Is The Managing Safely Course?
As one of the UK’s leading providers of health and safety training, we offer a comprehensive range of courses from the major providers. This includes the IOSH Managing Safely Course developed and certificated by IOSH. What is IOSH? IOSH stands for the Institution of...
Ex-Service Personnel Suffering From Moral Injury, According To New Research
New research released sheds light on the widely unknown concept of moral injury. The study, Experiences of moral injury in UK military veterans, carried out by King’s College London and funded by Forces in Mind Trust (FiMT), is the first to investigate...The Royal British Legion Welcomes £100,000 Grant From The National Lottery To Help Members Of The Armed Forces Community In Financial Need
The Royal British Legion has welcomed a grant of £100,000 for its Benefits, Debt and Money and Advice Service from the National Lottery. The award from the Coronavirus Community Support Fund will be used to continue to provide much needed support to people in the...
