Team & Partners
PROJECT LEAD
Liza Jarvis
Liza worked for NHS England as the lead on the Armed Forces Community social prescribing demonstrator. Being from both a military family and living in Plymouth she is looking forward to continuing her work with this programme.
COMMUNICATIONS & ENGAGEMENT OFFICER
Stacey Denyer
Stacey spent 19 years in the RAF, following which she joined RBL as their Diversity and Inclusion Officer. She is a British record holder in para indoor rowing as well as a bronze medalist. Stacey was also involved in the Every Body Moves lived experience advisory board.
Introducing our steering group
Our Key Partners
WRAC ASSOCIATION
The WRAC Association provides community and comradeship to over 3,000 female Army veterans - whether they are from WRAC, the Auxiliary Territorial Service or the modern-day British Army. In addition to providing a network of support, the ATS & WRAC Benevolent Fund distributes grants to former servicewomen who are in need of financial assistance.
The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust is a charity and an MOD sponsored Non Departmental Public Body that manages the grant programmes funded by the Covenant Fund. They also run wider funding programmes that support the Armed Forces community. The Trust makes grants that have an impact on the lives of Armed Forces communities, including serving personnel, Armed Forces families, veterans, and their families. The Armed Forces Covenant is a promise by the nation ensuring that those who serve or who have served in the Armed Forces, and their families, are treated fairly. All the grants that we award support the values of the Covenant.
We need your input…
More research and data capture is needed to better understand specific issues for female veterans.
We need female veterans as well as service providers, employers and charities that work with female veterans to help with our research. Click below to find our how you can get involved.
