Designed to make a tangible impact, it offers grants of up to £50,000 for projects lasting up to twelve months, aimed squarely at enhancing the quality of life for families who have recently moved due to military assignments.

This funding is open to registered charities, community interest companies, local authorities, and armed forces units or bases willing to foster community ties and bridge service gaps. Whether it’s through timely information, meaningful community integration or welcoming activities, the programme concentrates on giving family members the tools they need to settle seamlessly into new surroundings.

By connecting newly relocated families with relevant services and encouraging the formation of supportive networks, the initiative aims to dissolve the isolation that often follows a move. Projects are crafted to ease transitions during this unsettled time, helping families rebuild confidence and establish lasting relationships in their new communities.

What emerges from this opportunity is more than funding—it’s a partnership grounded in empathy and purpose. It offers a chance to create meaningful connections, build belonging, and support those who repeatedly move in service of their country. Through this programme, displaced military families can find a stable bridge into their new lives, supported by projects that prioritize community, wellbeing, and understanding.

For more information, visit Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust.