What does ADT mean in NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

The Army Dependants’ Trust (ADT) is a charity that provides support and assistance for those affected by military service, including widows, children and other dependants of serving personnel who are deployed or have served in the past. The services provided by the ADT include financial assistance, emotional support and advice.

ADT services are available to individuals who are directly dependent on a member of the British Army, regardless of which regiment they serve in. This includes widows, children or other dependents of servicemen and women who are currently serving or have served in the past.

All applications for funding must be made through your local welfare office. Applicants will need to provide evidence that they meet all eligibility criteria for assistance from the trust before being considered for financial aid.

The amount of money available for each individual application will vary depending on several factors including the applicant’s family size and circumstances. However, most grants range between £500-£1,000 per applicant.

Yes. In addition to providing financial assistance, ADT also offers a range of other supportive services which includes emotional counselling and advice about education and housing options for families affected by military service.

Yes, in addition to its core services the trust also runs regular events designed to help build understanding within families affected by military service as well as educational opportunities such as scholarships and apprenticeships to give dependents a greater chance at leading successful lives even after their caregivers leave service.

No - so long as you remain eligible according to the criteria set out by your local welfare office you can take up an apprenticeship while still receiving financial support from ADT if necessary.

No - You may be eligible even if your partner has not been deployed overseas but had been called up for training/service within UK borders during their period of duty with the British Army.

You can find further information regarding eligibility requirements and additional services offered by ADT on their website as well as contact details where you can make direct enquiries about specific issues you may have regarding your application status or claim status etc..

If your application is denied then you will receive written notification outlining why it was refused and what steps you can take next if applicable such as appealing against a decision or re-submitting revised paperwork etc..