Programmes
People’s potential, knowledge and the places where they live are connected. NAMIR develops programmes that link opportunities for individuals with the long-term capacity of communities.
Education, career opportunities, entrepreneurship and community participation. We develop partnership approaches that reflect veterans’ experience and the needs of their families.
Knowledge that makes a practical difference. We connect learning, applied research, new skills and technology with the needs of people, employers and communities.
Spaces and services that people with different needs can use. We develop partnership approaches to accessibility, local resilience and infrastructure development.
More about this area: Communities and accessible infrastructure.
Charitable programme
A long-term framework programme that brings different kinds of assistance together into a single pathway of support: from emergency aid and needs assessment to treatment, rehabilitation, education, employment, entrepreneurship and independent living. It covers veterans, their families, people affected by the war and members of the security and defence sector.
For NAMIR, innovation matters when it helps a person, advances knowledge or improves how a community works. Our programme priorities include applied science, digital tools and accessible solutions to real needs.
We look at what has changed for a person or community: skills gained, new career opportunities, barriers removed or a solution that continues to work. Indicators and results are defined in the context of each programme.
Projects
Explore each initiative’s focus, status, participation requirements and resource needs. Understand the need it addresses and who is responsible for delivery.
Education, career guidance and partnerships with employers for veterans and their families.
Indicators: completion of training; employment after 3 and 6 months.
Applied research and turning knowledge into practical solutions.
Indicators: tested prototypes; adopted solutions; use by partners.
Needs assessment, design and delivery of accessible local facilities.
Indicators: barriers removed; use of the facility; maintenance plan.
These are concepts under development, not announcements of programmes already running.
Contribute knowledge, resources, a partnership or support for a programme. Together, we can identify the next practical step.
