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The FiMT logo with "forces in mind trust" written below in lowercase blue letters, supporting Veteran communities from the Army and Royal Navy.

New report explores transition experiences of ex-Service personnel and families

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A group of ten people, including Army veterans in business attire, stand indoors holding certificates or awards and smiling at the camera.

‘Veterans Work: Then and Now’ Report

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A person in camouflage, likely Army, holds wooden blocks spelling PTSD in their open hands—symbolising the challenges of resettlement and the hope for a pathfinder to guide them forward.

New research further progresses MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD

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Military family

Share your family’s experience of early years childcare

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FiMT logo with large bold letters and the phrase "forces in mind trust" written below in light blue lowercase text, supporting Military and Veteran resettlement.

New funding to set out priorities to support Armed Forces families

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A speech bubble with the word "SURVEY" in bold blue capital letters on a blue background, symbolising feedback for Royal Navy resettlement or military initiatives.

AFF Immigration Survey

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A close-up of a digital dictionary displaying the definition and pronunciation of the word "research," ideal for Army resettlement programmes or Royal Navy personnel enhancing their language skills.

Exploring the Perceived Value of Military Service

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A green drawing pin marks the location of Belfast on a detailed map of Northern Ireland, showing surrounding towns and roads, as well as sites significant to Army and Royal Navy resettlement efforts in the region.

Understanding Veteran Families Bereaved by Suicide in NI

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Union Jack and Ensign on ship

Value of Military Service on Post-Service Life

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Close-up of a dictionary page showing the word "trauma" in bold, with its pronunciation and part of its definition visible—a concept often significant for a veteran after military resettlement.

Trauma Informed Benefits Assessments

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