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NAVAL SERVICE MEDICAL DISCHARGE RESETTLEMENT POLICY

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NAVAL SERVICE MEDICAL DISCHARGE RESETTLEMENT POLICY

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Naval Families Federation - SSAFA                     

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Naval Families Federation - SSAFA                     

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FREE Short Breaks for Kids

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BR3 Vol1 Ch 28 Medical & Dental Care

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BR 3 Vol 1 Ch 33 - NAVAL SERVICE RECOVERY PATHWAY POLICY

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The Naval Service Recovery Pathway Booklet

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Driving Change

We value you, your contribution and your opinions.

We take your feedback to those in positions of power - the Chain of Command, Government Ministers, other Government departments, local authorities and civilian service providers and it informs policy and decision making.

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Naval Families Federation | Royal Navy & Royal Marine Charity

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The NFF exists to give all current serving Royal Navy and Royal Marines personnel and their families the information they need.

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Naval Service Recovery Pathway

The Naval Service Recovery Pathway (NSRP) delivers a conducive military environment for the management and support of Naval Service wounded, injured and sick (WIS) personnel in need of long term (greater than 3 months) support. The NSRP is designed to assist a WIS individual in their return to effective service employment, or to provide support through the transition process to civilian life, if it is deemed that they are unable to continue to serve within the Naval Service.

Key Points:

No matter where you are in the Naval Service, there is a specialised recovery facility to support your needs Whether serving on operations, injured on or off duty, suffer ng a physical or mental health injury or diagnosed with a serious illness, the Naval Service Recovery Pathway will support you in your recovery. You can find your nearest recovery centre here.

to the concept of recovery is the creation and implementation of an Individual Recovery Plan, which you can download here.

This leaflet provides a guide to recovery for all wounded, injured and sick Naval Service personnel and their families. It details each stage of the recovery progress, looks at temporary employability during the Recovery Pathway, and lists the contact details for numerous support organisations.

If you have any questions or enquires please email NAVYPERS-PFCSCRMMAILBOX@MOD.UK.

Adaptive Sport & Adventurous Training- Battle Back

Battle Back is an adaptive sport and adventurous training programme for wounded, injured and sick service personnel designed to accelerate recovery whilst building confidence and independence. It is a MOD led programme supported by Help for Heroes and The Royal British Legion.

It is available to all Naval Service personnel in the Naval Service Recovery Pathway (NSRP) as part of their Individual Recovery Plan (IRP).

residential accommodation is provided for personnel whilst they are taking part in activities which include indoor climbing and caving, watersports, wheelchair basketball, archery, mountain biking, sitting volleyball and clay pigeon shooting.

If you wish to attend the Battle Back Multi-Activity Course (MAC) at Lilleshall you need to apply through your Chain of Command; request to attend should not be made directly to the Battle Back as you will need to undergo a Medical Risk Assessment and have approval to travel.

Useful Links:

The Armed Forces Charities website offers a fully searchable database with details of over 2200 Armed Forces charities in the UK and may be a useful place to start if you're looking for further information or assistance, however we have listed some key organisations below:

Posted on: 9th June, 2016

Last updated on: 14th June, 2018

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The Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity

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The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity

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The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity | Home

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The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity is a military charity which supports sailors, marines and their families for life.

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Naval Families Federation

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Have your say

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The Naval Families Federation - Speaking up for Naval service families

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The Naval Families Federation provides support and information for the families of serving and non-serving members of the Royal Navy. Emergency numbers, help for family members and a chance to have your say, plus advice on employment, finance, health and wellbeing. NFF is here for your 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Seafarers UK

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Helping Seafarers and their families across the maritime community

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BRd3 (1) Ch 28 Naval  Medical and Dental Care Policy

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BRd3 (1) Ch 28 Naval  Medical and Dental Care Policy

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BRd-3 Vol 1 pt 5 Chapter-28- Naval medical and Dental care

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The Naval Families Federation - Speaking up for Naval service families

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The Naval Families Federation provides support and information for the families of serving and non-serving members of the Royal Navy. Emergency numbers, help for family members and a chance to have your say, plus advice on employment, finance, health and wellbeing. NFF is here for your 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Helping Seafarers and their families across the maritime community

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The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity

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The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity | Home

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The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity is a military charity which supports sailors, marines and their families for life.

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The Royal Marines Charity exists to help the entire Royal Marines family. We are strong believers in once a Marine, always a Marine. We offer a range of services to both serving and veterans. If you need help, The Royal Marines Charity is here for you.

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Join one of our UK or overseas branches for access to welfare advice, our socials or simple for a quiet drink and chat with members of the Naval family.

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BRd3 (1) Ch 33 Naval Service Recovery Pathway Policy

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BRd3 (1) Ch 33 Naval Service Recovery Pathway Policy

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BRd-3 Vol 1 Chapter-33 Naval Service Recovery Pathway policy