Armed Forces Community Covenant
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Armed Forces Community Covenant Charnwood Borough Council By the Armed Forces Covenant Team
Aims and Objectives Who are our Armed Forces? Issues affecting our Armed Forces What is life like in the Armed Forces? Positives and Negatives What is the Armed Forces Covenant? Local Information Questions
Who are the Armed Forces Community? When we talk about our Armed Forces Community who do we mean? Personnel from Regular Services, Army, Navy, RAF (full time serving) Spouses of serving personnel Veterans Adult Cadet Force Leaders Reservists The bereaved family
Issues affecting the Armed Forces? What issues do you think may affect our Armed Forces Community? Mental Health Loneliness and Isolation Lack of transferrable Skills Stigma Addiction Homelessness
Life in the Armed Forces Structured and disciplined You are looked after Transport provided Finance, bills and money Friends and colleagues Long absences Time served
Positives and Negatives Negatives Positives Good work ethic Public Opinion Budgeting skills Loss of identity Skills not recognised/ transferable Inflexible working environment Impacts on family life Financial implications on leaving Problem solving Leaders Pressure/ stress Confident Fit and Healthy Transferable skills Access to health and dental care Resilience
What is the Armed Forces Covenant? A promise from the nation ensuring that those who serve or have served in the Armed Forces, and their families, are treated fairly It encourages activities which help to integrate the Armed Forces into local life.
The covenants 2 principles are that: the armed forces community should not face disadvantage compared to other citizens in the provision of public and commercial services special consideration is appropriate in some cases, such as the injured and the bereaved.
The Armed Forces Community in Charnwood 203 Transport Squadron, Loughborough. Typhoon Squadron, Loughborough University. Welbeck Defence Sixth Form College, Loughborough. DMRC Stanford Hall Cadet Forces.
Veterans across Charnwood What is a Veteran? Veteran numbers across Charnwood
What Next? Further training available advanced and e-learning Sign the Armed Forces Covenant and make pledges Identify colleagues who may want to be an Armed Forces Champion for the service Resource Library pack which contains Armed Forces specific support Support to apply for Bronze Award, Employer Recognition Scheme and funding opportunities Promotional and media opportunities for the service
Any Questions? Thank you
