Little Troopers in The Press
In the news
In print, online, on the radio, in podcast recordings and on the television, Little Troopers regularly features in the media talking about the unique experiences of military children and helping to shine a light on some of the challenges our little troopers face when growing up as a military child.
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In the Media
Be it in print, on the radio, podcast recordings or on the television, Little Troopers has done all of the above talking about life as part of a military family, the challenges often faced and raising awareness of Little Troopers and the support we provide.
In the Media
Every year, Little Troopers features in hundreds of press articles, helping us to raise awareness of how we support and celebrate military children. Here are some of our highlights from the last six months.
We worked with ITV’s This Morning to help reunite two military families in time for Christmas.
Our Latest Little Trooper of the Month was recently featured in the South Wales Argus.
Bassingbourn was one of many military units we worked to support military children with parents deployed over Christmas.
We held five free cinema screenings for military families as part of our Christmas Smiles campaign.
Listen back to Louise’s interview with the teacher’s podcast and find out more about our Little Troopers at School programme.
Our Christmas reunions resulted in a number of national titles mentioning our Christmas Smiles campaign.
In October we took our virtual schools workshop to primary schools in Wales in partnership with SSCE Cymru.
My Weekly helped us to celebrate our tenth year with this feature all about Little Troopers and what we have achieved over the last decade.
In September we launched a podcast series for military teens presented by Katie Thistleon and Thom Smith.
Four-year-old Abigail walks 10 miles to raise money for Little Troopers.
One of our fundraisers, Kiki, interviews her Grandad for the guardian and talks to him about life in the Royal Navy.
Awards for Little Troopers
Over the past seven years we have been very lucky that the work of Little Troopers and Louise Fetigan, our founder, has been recognised with various awards. These awards are so humbling and mean so much and best of all it raises awareness of Little Troopers and the challenges faced daily by the children of our British Armed Forces.
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