BRUNSSUM HIVE
Generic and local information for the UK Military community in Brunssum including Serving Personnel, Families, Veterans, and MOD Civilians.
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Tuesday 19 March 2024
Easter at Castle Arcen
Enjoy the castle and gardens where every season has its own charm. At Easter time, expect to see violets, tulips and fresh greenery.
You can combine your visit with a bike ride or a creative workshop.
Plenty for children to do - they can go on a discovery tour in the park with a treasure hunt, have a game of mini golf, play on the man-made beach and feed the animals in the petting meadow. On Easter Sunday 31st March and Monday 1st April there will be Easter eggs for the children to find.
You can combine your visit with a bike ride or a creative workshop.
Plenty for children to do - they can go on a discovery tour in the park with a treasure hunt, have a game of mini golf, play on the man-made beach and feed the animals in the petting meadow. On Easter Sunday 31st March and Monday 1st April there will be Easter eggs for the children to find.
Parking €7.00 per day
Lingsforterweg, 5944 BE, Arcen.
Visit: https://www.kasteeltuinen.nl/ for information about workshops and events.
The village of Arcen is a 5-minute walk from the castle - a nice little village on the Maas with good places to eat.
For more information click here
Reserves Continuous Attitude Survey: ResCAS 2024 closes in 2 weeks, take part now!
The Reserves Continuous Attitude Survey (ResCAS) closes on Tuesday April 2nd 2024.
Please take time out to provide feedback on your experience as a Reserve.
Why complete it?
We would like to hear your views and experiences so that we can help shape the policies that support and enable your service, including providing the right support and training. The more responses we have, the clearer the picture MOD has of your experience.
Please take time out to provide feedback on your experience as a Reserve.
Why complete it?
We would like to hear your views and experiences so that we can help shape the policies that support and enable your service, including providing the right support and training. The more responses we have, the clearer the picture MOD has of your experience.
Togetherall: Neurodiversity Celebration Week Support
We all experience and interact with the world in a way that makes sense to us. Neurodiversity highlights the idea that there's no one right way to think, learn, behave or feel.
People think differently, which means we can also utilise different ways to feel better. With Togetherall, members can share their experiences and share community.
Read more about Neurodiversity in @Togetherall's blog post: https://togetherall.com/en-gb/support-articles/what-is-neurodiversity
People think differently, which means we can also utilise different ways to feel better. With Togetherall, members can share their experiences and share community.
Read more about Neurodiversity in @Togetherall's blog post: https://togetherall.com/en-gb/support-articles/what-is-neurodiversity
Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust: Final round of Reaching and Supporting Armed Forces Communities programme brings total grant funding to over £11.8 million in two-years
Final round of Reaching and Supporting Armed Forces Communities programme brings total grant funding to over £11.8 million in two years
The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (The Trust) is delighted to announce that they have awarded over £2.8 million to 32 targeted projects that will deliver real change within Armed Forces communities in the final round of the Reaching and Supporting Armed Forces Communities programme.
That’s a huge total of more than £11.8 million in grant awards since the programme launched in April 2022!
The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (The Trust) is delighted to announce that they have awarded over £2.8 million to 32 targeted projects that will deliver real change within Armed Forces communities in the final round of the Reaching and Supporting Armed Forces Communities programme.
That’s a huge total of more than £11.8 million in grant awards since the programme launched in April 2022!
Defence Victim Witness Care Unit: We stand with victims
We stand with victims.
A year after its formation, we look at how the Defence Victim Witness Care Unit (VWCU) supports victims and witnesses of serious crime during their journey through the Service Justice System.
Here to support
Whether you’re in the Armed Forces or a civilian, the VWCU is here to support you. If you’ve been affected as a victim or witness of serious crime committed by Service personnel in the UK or abroad, we are here to help.Independent from the Army, Navy, and RAF chains of command, the unit is made up of specially trained civilian Victim Liaison Officers (VLOs) who act as supportive guides throughout the Service Justice System – from reporting a crime, to the investigation, and any subsequent court martial and outcomes.
A year after its formation, we look at how the Defence Victim Witness Care Unit (VWCU) supports victims and witnesses of serious crime during their journey through the Service Justice System.
Here to support
Whether you’re in the Armed Forces or a civilian, the VWCU is here to support you. If you’ve been affected as a victim or witness of serious crime committed by Service personnel in the UK or abroad, we are here to help.Independent from the Army, Navy, and RAF chains of command, the unit is made up of specially trained civilian Victim Liaison Officers (VLOs) who act as supportive guides throughout the Service Justice System – from reporting a crime, to the investigation, and any subsequent court martial and outcomes.
Accommodation Survey - ARMY 2024
Modernised Accommodation Offer Review – don't miss the opportunity to have your say!
The MOD is undertaking a review of the Modernised Accommodation Offer (formerly New Accommodation Offer), following the pause in rollout of elements relating to Service Families Accommodation (SFA).
As part of the review, we want to gain a clearer picture of your personal circumstances and your future accommodation choices. We will use this data to improve our understanding of the potential demand for family accommodation, including where, how and with whom Service personnel would like to live. It will help us to create an improved accommodation offer for the Armed Forces.
The MOD is undertaking a review of the Modernised Accommodation Offer (formerly New Accommodation Offer), following the pause in rollout of elements relating to Service Families Accommodation (SFA).
As part of the review, we want to gain a clearer picture of your personal circumstances and your future accommodation choices. We will use this data to improve our understanding of the potential demand for family accommodation, including where, how and with whom Service personnel would like to live. It will help us to create an improved accommodation offer for the Armed Forces.
For information about the survey please click here
We hope that you will complete the survey – every response matters. Thank you in advance for your help!
Monday 18 March 2024
Tulip Trip, 29th April
Registration for this trip is closing at the end of this week. Scan the code for more information and registration form.
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