We were delighted to be involved in the ESRC Oxford Festival of Social Science 2025. Visitors engaged with the artwork created by parents in the SATT project art workshops through interactive activities such as jigsaw puzzles. The puzzles were specially created from...
The findings of the Supporting All to Thrive project were presented on 10th September, 2025, at SSAFA headquarters in London. Attendees included the Armed Forces, the Ministry of Defence, the Department for Education, charities, researchers and parents. Parents'...
After running 14 workshops, the team have now completed the art-based strand of the research. Altogether, we heard from 28 parents of children with a variety of additional needs, from all three Services and in all four devolved nations. Every single participant had a...
Claire Lee and Alison Cotton recently appeared on BFBS Brize Norton’s breakfast show to discuss the SATT project.
The Oxford Brookes research team has been awarded £60,000 by the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust for the 18-month ‘Supporting ALL to Thrive’ study.
These projects will develop a stronger understanding of complex educational or welfare issues affecting Armed Forces families – and propose solutions.