The Royal Caledonian Education Trust (RCET), Scotland’s Armed Forces Children’s Charity, has a new service supporting military youngsters across Scotl...
Charlotte Collins is a psychotherapist based in Nanyuki, Kenya working with BATUK families, individuals and children experiencing challenges with thei...
How can you ensure you fulfil your potential in civvy street when your soldier leaves the army? SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, provides a mentoring ...
Army life can be challenging for most of us, but it can be even more difficult for those families who are caring for a child with additional needs. He...
The health – mental and physical – of loved ones is arguably our biggest priority and as army families, it’s reassuring to know there are lots of heal...
A word from AFF Chief Exec, Sara Baade...
When I first came to the UK about 20 years ago, I thought it was the kindest country in the world because e...
It’s difficult enough to cope with long periods of separation, but even more so if you have the extra challenge of caring for a family member with add...
WHETHER you live ‘married unaccompanied’ or your spouse is deployed or away on exercise, it’s all too tempting to avoid cooking altogether and tuck in...
THE Ripple Pond is a UK-wide self-help peer support network for members of the forces community. The emphasis is on meeting and speaking to people in ...
