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Gemini forces

Gemini Forces Ltd forms part of The Gemini Group, which is a suite of companies working with the common goal of helping ex-Armed Forces personnel achieve success in their careers when making the transition to civilian life.The Gemini Group is underpinned by a philosophy to create environments in which the right people engage through choice.Formed in 2008, Gemini Forces Ltd has quickly established a reputation as the leading recruitment specialists in ex-military personnel. The key objective is ensuring a smooth transition from military to civilian life for the benefit of clients and members. Visit Gemini forces

Jobshop

Find top Forces Jobs today at Forces Jobshop. We are experts in the field of Forces Recruitment and have several years experience helping candidates and employers with advertising the right Jobs in Forces and finding the right Forces Jobs.Visit forces jobshop

Force select

In May 2009 whilst cycling to Paris on behalf of Help for Heroes, Hugh Andrée wondered what more he could do to help service leavers.  Having made the transition from the Armed Forces to civilian life some twelve years earlier, he remembered all too well the uncertainties and loneliness that confronted him.  It soon became obvious that there was an opportunity to provide both service leavers and working veterans with a recruitment offering and support system that was tailored to look after their specific needs, and was staffed by individuals who had served in the forces and successfully made the transition into civilian life.
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Help for Heroes provides direct, practical support to wounded, injured and sick Service personnel, veterans, and their families. This is provided through grants to individuals and other Service charities, capital build projects and support for life at our four Recovery Centres across the UK.

The Royal British Legion is the UK's leading Service charity. We provide practical care, advice and support to serving members of the Armed Forces, veterans of all ages and their families.

A small but significant number of Veterans leave the Armed Forces with psychological wounds. These can lead to depression, phobias, anxiety, relationship problems and, in some cases, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).