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Armed Forces Covenant

The Armed Forces Covenant is a nationwide agreement between the armed forces community, the nation and the government.

It aims to ensure that those who serve or who have served in the armed forces, and their families, are treated fairly. It also means that special consideration is appropriate in some cases. This is especially true for those who have given the most, such as the injured or the bereaved.

The Covenant does not provide any special advantage but it makes sure that members of the armed forces are not disadvantaged.

 

For more information on the Armed Forces Covenant and the Plymouth City Council Armed Forces Covenant, please visit the website

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Plymouth Armed Forces Day Covenant

What life is like in a service family

Watch this video and learn how children and young people feel and what can be done to better support them.

Military Tuesday

Skills support for Plymouth's Armed Forces community

Working in partnership across the city, Skills Launchpad Plymouth connects service leavers, veterans, those currently serving, and their families, with local opportunities for skills, training, education, careers, and employment

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Through Skills Launchpad Plymouth you can access FREE:

  • impartial careers information, advice, and guidance

  • 1:1 skills assessments to identify your transferable skills

  • tailored support with CVs and interview preparation

  • sector insights and introductions to local employers

  • opportunities to gain new skills and access training

  • ongoing development support to help you grow in your new career.


Launch your skills journey:

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