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RAF Dispersed Families: summary briefing paper

Authors: Tor Johnson
The research involved interviews and online surveys for those RAF personnel and their spouses/partners who were living more than 10 miles from their parent unit. Welfare staff on RAF stations were also invited to complete an online survey in order…
Date of Publication: January 2020
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Countries of Subject Matter: UK
Peer Reviewed: No
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UK armed forces biannual diversity statistics: 2019

Authors: Ministry of Defence
This statistical release presents information relating to the gender, ethnicity, nationality, religion and age of Military Personnel employed by the Ministry of Defence (MOD). This publication meets the Department's obligations under the Public Sector Equality Duty to provide information on…
Date of Publication: December 2019
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Countries of Subject Matter: United Kingdom
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Military Advocacy Service: Interim Evaluation Report

Authors: Forces in Mind Trust, SEAP Advocacy, SERIO, University of Plymouth
This service evaluation aims to gather findings and evidence around the effectiveness of mAs. This evaluation will clearly demonstrate, where evidence is uncovered, the impact of advocacy, as well as making a significant contribution to the general understanding of advocacy…
Date of Publication: December 2019
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Countries of Subject Matter: United Kingdom
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Children in military families: establishing international collaboration

Authors: Cynthia Wan, Alla Skomorovsky
Children in military families experience stressors associated with the demands of military life that may affect every stage of their lives and disrupt normal childhood development. Despite the evidence that such stressors have serious implications for the well-being of military…
Date of Publication: November 2019
Country of Publication: Canada
Countries of Subject Matter: Canada
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The impact of parental military service on child well-being

Authors: Helen Blamey, A. Phillips, Donabelle C. Hess, Nicola T. Fear
The aim of this review is to evaluate the literature on the association between parental military-related factors and child well-being. Methods: We conducted a literature search for research published from 2000–2017 from NATO and Partnership for Peace (PfP) countries in…
Date of Publication: November 2019
Country of Publication: Canada
Countries of Subject Matter: Australia
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Development of a model of well-being for children from military families in NATO countries

Authors: Rita Hawkshaw, Hannah Markson
This article describes the development of a model of well-being for children from military families in NATO countries. Methods: The development comprised seven phases: (1) a review of the participating NATO countries’ literature (current theory and research); (2) an outline…
Date of Publication: November 2019
Country of Publication: Canada
Countries of Subject Matter: United Kingdom
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A systemic perspective on children’s well-being in military families in different countries

Authors: Kairi Kasearu, Ann-Margreth E. Olsson
Introduction: Children are influenced by different environments – home, friends, school, community, society, and the existence and availability of various services – and child well-being is the outcome of the interrelationships between the child and these environments. The military is…
Date of Publication: November 2019
Country of Publication: Canada
Countries of Subject Matter: Estonia
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Programs for children in military families

Authors: Catherine Mogil, Maj Hedgegaard Heiselberg, Allison Clement, Anni Brit Sternhagen Nielsen
Introduction: This article reviews representative programs for families and children from each NATO and Partnership for Peace (PfP) country with a representative participating in the NATO HFM RTG-258 task group on the impact of military life on children in military…
Date of Publication: November 2019
Country of Publication: Canada
Countries of Subject Matter: Canada
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UK armed forces and UK civilian operational casualty and fatality statistics: financial year 2019/2020

Authors: Ministry of Defence
This biannual release provides statistical information on the number of UK armed forces personnel and UK entitled civilians, who died, were injured or became ill on Operations KIPION (Middle East), SHADER (Iraq and Syria), TORAL (Afghanistan) and GRITROCK (Ebola crisis…
Date of Publication: November 2019
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Countries of Subject Matter: United Kingdom
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