Modules
The Armed Forces Covenant for frontline staff in statutory and voluntary organisations
This module explains the commitment of the Armed Forces Covenant and how it can be honoured and implemented in the community. It will help you understand and apply the principles of the Covenant. It also provides sources of further information and support.
Housing, homelessness and the Armed Forces Covenant
This module is aimed at those who work within social housing or homelessness. It looks at the Armed Forces Covenant and how it applies to housing and homelessness. It also explains some of the specific needs and issues experienced by current and former Service personnel and their families. It also provides sources of further information and support.
The Armed Forces Covenant for Armed Forces personnel
This module is aimed at members of the Armed Forces. It explains what the Armed Forces Covenant is, how it is applied today, how it works and what to do if it isn’t working. It also provides sources of further information and support.
The Armed Forces Covenant for families of Armed Forces personnel
This module is aimed at families of Armed Forces personnel and has been developed with the Naval, Army and RAF Families Federations. It explains a family perspective of what the Armed Forces Covenant is, how it is applied today, how it works and what to do if it isn’t working. It also provides sources of further information and support.
Adjusting to life after the Armed Forces
This is a resource to support service leavers, veterans and their families going through the adjustment process of living outside of the Armed Forces.
The resource specifically addresses the issues that are commonly experienced in the lead up to, and after leaving the Armed Forces. These include issues such as acquiring accommodation, employment, finances, health as well as personal, family and social adjustment. This is in recognition that the transition and resettlement phase does not end when people actually leave the armed forces. For some it continues for weeks, months and even years after they have left. It also raises awareness of the Armed Forces Covenant and the support that exists for veterans and their families.