Your Family

The Covenant and you

Over the last few years, many of us will have heard the word Covenant being used in relation to the Armed Forces community. But what does it actually ...

A place to call home

Local authorities desperately need foster carers and many are recognising that Service families have the background, skills and support needed. Army&a...

#OurArmyFamily: The Kellocks

Whether married or single, parent, partner, cousin or child of a soldier, we want you to tell us all about your Army family. Follow #OurArmyFamily on ...

Adding a baby to your Army family

When you have been trying for a baby, a positive pregnancy test is an exciting but daunting moment. As an Army family, you might have to bring up your...

Firebreak fun

A GROUP of young people in Colchester have taken part in a special course designed to build relationships between the military and civilian communitie...

Little Soldiers’ royal good time

MORE than 200 Scotty’s Little Soldiers members joined 850 bereaved Armed Forces children at Buckingham Palace in a special garden party event hosted b...

A postcard from… Malaysia

From: Drusilla, husband John and their dogs, a Patterdale Terrier and a Cocker Spaniel Where? Penang, Malaysia How long have you been an Army fami...

We’re posted overseas – what next?

Moving abroad can be a stressful experience, especially when you don’t know where to find all the information you need. We asked Esther Thomas, AFF’s ...

Posted to Northern Ireland?

When the posting order says Northern Ireland you may be worried. Is it safe to go? Can I get a job? But as many Army families who live there will test...