The RAF Association have created a free, online Finding it Tough? mental wellbeing course which offers practical steps to overcome some of your biggest challenges.
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The RAF Association have created a free, online Finding it Tough? mental wellbeing course which offers practical steps to overcome some of your biggest challenges.
Read moreThousands of messages paying tribute to all the men and women who contributed to the outcome of the Battle of Britain have been sealed in a time capsule to mark the 80th anniversary of the battle’s end.
Read moreFamilies of serving RAF personnel and veterans who are finding life tough are being offered unique online training to help them identify, and deal with, the symptoms of poor mental wellbeing.
Read moreThe Royal Air Forces Association is inviting the public to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the Battle of Britain by documenting their gratitude to all the men and women who, by working in a wide variety of roles, contributed to the battle’s outcome.
Read moreA bespoke online hub for people in the serving RAF community who are caring for family members with dementia has gone live.
Read moreDame Vera was a great supporter of many of our branches, including our Amsterdam Branch, whose Spring Charity Ball she attended for 21 years.
Read moreAs the COVID-19 lockdown began in the UK, the RAF Association moved quickly to launch four emergency welfare projects supporting the RAF community.
Read moreChildren at three RAF stations’ nurseries have had stories read to them during a visit from a children’s author as part of World Book Day.
Read moreFamilies of serving RAF personnel and veterans who are finding life tough will be offered unique training to help them identify, and deal with, the symptoms of poor mental wellbeing.
Read moreThe RAF community will benefit from money raised by ICAP, part of TP IPAC group, the world’s largest interdealer broker.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here