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Sign the Armed Forces Covenant nowWhat is the Armed Forces Covenant?
The Armed Forces Covenant is the nation’s commitment to treat fairly and respectfully those who serve or who have served in the armed forces, and their families.
Its purpose is to ensure members of the armed forces community have the same access to government and commercial services and products as any other citizen.
It covers a wide range of areas, including:
- education and family well-being
- having a home
- starting a new career
- access to healthcare
- financial assistance
- discounted services.
Who can get involved?
All sorts of organisations sign up to the Armed Forces Covenant. What they have in common is their wish to support service leavers and veterans, serving military, including reserves, cadet force adult volunteers, and their families.
Across Yorkshire and the Humber, more than 800 organisations have pledged their commitment in this way – ranging from micro businesses such as the Yorkshire Dales Distillery producing artisan gin in rural North Yorkshire to major logistics and distribution company, Longs of Leeds.
Why sign up to the Armed Forces Covenant?
There are lots of reasons why organisations sign up. Here are FIVE popular reasons:
- To show support for Britain’s Armed Forces.
- To be able to display the logo on your marketing.
- To access military-run leadership training.
- To advertise vacancies on free jobs boards aimed at service leavers.
- To attract high-quality reserves, cadet force adult volunteers and service leavers.
Where do I go for help?
For more information, contact the RFCA’s employer engagement team at
[email protected] or call 07738 422586.
Castings Technology pledges support for military by signing the Armed Forces Covenant
Rotherham-based Castings Technology International (CTI), pledged their support for the military by signing the Armed Forces Covenant.
Pictured, left, is Air Officer for the North of England, Air Commodore Adam Sansom, right, is the Managing Director of CTI, Richard Cook, at the signing ceremony.