HIVE Information Centres are valuable resources provided by the Army to offer information and support to all members of the Service community. This includes serving personnel (both Regular and Reserves), their immediate and extended families, MOD Civilians, and Veterans. The HIVEs aim to address various topics that affect individuals' everyday Service and personal lives, ensuring that they have access to essential information and resources.

Here's how HIVE Information Centres provide support:

1. In-Person Support: HIVEs operate face-to-face information centers at various locations, both in the UK and Overseas, to assist individuals with their inquiries and provide guidance on a wide range of topics.

2. Telephone and Email Support: You can reach out to HIVEs via telephone or email to seek assistance or information on specific matters. They have a network of Information Support Officers who can help.

3. Online Resources: HIVEs maintain blogs that are regularly updated with essential information. You can subscribe to email updates to stay informed about key messages and updates.

4. Social Media: HIVEs have a presence on social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter (X), and Instagram to share information and connect with the military community.

5. Research and Signposting: Information Support Officers can conduct research on behalf of customers and provide confidential signposting to additional sources of support.

6. Support Packs: HIVEs produce arrival packs for individuals relocating and deployment packs to assist families during operational deployments.

7. International HIVE (iHIVE): For those considering overseas postings or already stationed abroad, the Tri-Service International HIVE (iHIVE) provides location-specific guides and information to aid decision-making and offer ongoing support.

HIVE Information Centres play a crucial role in ensuring that military personnel and their families have access to the information and resources they need, whether they are in the UK or stationed overseas. To find your nearest HIVE or access their online resources, you can follow the provided link or visit the HIVE website.

The British Army protects the United Kingdom’s interests at home and abroad, providing a safe and secure environment in which all British citizens can live and prosper.