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RESEARCH BRIEF Each year approximately 17,000 personnel leave the UK Armed Forces and return to civilian life. There are challenges faced by the families of UK service personnel adjusting to civilian life. The families are diverse, although 47 per cent of the UK Armed Forces are married or in a registered partnership. However, there remains limited evidence available about the challenges faced by the families of UK Service personnel adjusting to civilian life. It is recognised that families play an important role in achieving a successful transition to civilian life. However, research to date has predominantly focused on support provided to families when their family member is still serving, is deployed on active duty, or has returned from active duty. Little research appears to be focused on the issues associated with this transition, or indeed the role of the family in achieving a successful transition into civilian life.

Supporting UK Service leavers and their families in the transition to civilian life