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Home Progress reports Impact Impact In monitoring progress in the delivery of SVC recommendations to the Scottish Government it is important to consider the impact on those I aim to support, namely veterans and their families.

“We’re bad at selling ourselves and we underestimate our skills because we can’t see how they fit in the civilian world.”

who experience a negative impact should be acknowledged and supported. This support isn't just for the veterans themselves; it extends to the families and communities intertwined with their lives. It's about nurturing a sense of belonging,

offer support to veterans impacted by the cost-of-living crisis and two which offer support to ESLs. Show 2022 update 2022 update SG has a strong collaborative relationship with the veterans sector including public, private and third

offer support to veterans impacted by the cost-of-living crisis and two which offer support to ESLs. Show 2022 update 2022 update SG has a strong collaborative relationship with the veterans sector including public, private and third

Some SVC highlights from the months of January and February.

Home Progress reports Impact Recommendations from Veterans Health and Wellbeing - A Distinctive Scottish Approach, 2018 Key Not implemented Partially implemented Implemented but work should continue to embed Fully

Some of the latest news from March 2024.

Home Progress reports Impact Recommendations from Housing for Service Leavers & Veterans in Scotland, 2016 Key Not implemented Partially implemented Implemented but work should continue to embed Fully implemented

However, due to the impact of the pandemic response on capacity within the Network, and also the availability of stakeholders to engage in this work, timescales for publication may be slightly delayed until later in 2021. A mapping of