The Ongoing Research page provides a searchable directory of UK Armed Forces community research currently being conducted by various researchers and research centres. By providing information about current research, the purpose is to minimise duplication, maximise knowledge growth, raise awareness of what evidence is in the pipeline, and encourage collaboration among those with shared interests. If you would like your research added to this page email team@centreforevidence.org
The aim of this project is to explore potential perceived barriers and enablers to Veterans accessing support for dementia or memory-related concerns. Working together with Veterans and those in the …
This project seeks to understand the impact of combat injury on social support and how social support changes over the course of the lifetime, following combat deployment. Additionally it will explore …
The Supporting All to Thrive study will shed light on the educational outcomes of Service children with SEND, linked to a nuanced understanding of the dynamics and complexities characterising their …
This feasibility study will create an innovative highly-phenotyped readiness cohort of female Veterans to assess the impacts of, and risks associated with, military Service on brain health.
This research study aims to quantitatively explore the prevalence rates of health and well-being outcomes among UK LGBTQ+ Serving and ex-Serving military members, along with the risk and protective …
This research will investigate the relationship between homeless Veterans and the local authority homelessness and welfare services. This will include analysing the ways in which the homeless Veteran, …
The aim of this project is to support the Ministry of Defence (MOD) in the trauma-informed transformation of its welfare services. To ensure that trauma-informed approaches are integrated …
The aim of this study is to advance how we understand and deal with online extremism. This seeks to develop a countering online extremism toolkit with a focus on cultural sensitivity, targeting …
Service families experience a variety of stressors and were often faced with making complex decisions regarding their children’s education, which were often constrained by the demands of the …
The research aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the self-help guide for managing difficult social situations among UK ex-Service personnel with AAI. The proposed evaluation has the potential for …
