A trailblazer for women in the Forces, Anne Bischoff was one of few female engineers in the RAF in the 1960s. Her military career ended abruptly when she was injured falling off a plane.
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A trailblazer for women in the Forces, Anne Bischoff was one of few female engineers in the RAF in the 1960s. Her military career ended abruptly when she was injured falling off a plane.
Read moreSSAFA, the Armed Forces charity has become the official and only charity partner of the British Army Cycling Union.
Read moreTo celebrate Women’s History Month, SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity is sharing some of the remarkable stories of women who have overcome adversity and are giving back to those who supported them overcome those challenges.
Read moreSaturday 10 April 2021, SSAFA Online will present a talk on using creativity in a crisis with Jayne McConkey for members of SSAFA’s Support Groups.
Read moreTuesday 23 March marks the launch of Tailored Tuesday; a day to put on your smartest work wear and support SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity.
Read moreSSAFA, the Armed Forces charity is encouraging all UK nationals from the Armed Forces community to complete their necessary residency applications before deadlines are applied.
Read moreKnocked off her bike in a hit and run, Gina found herself in A&E injured, her bike destroyed.
Read more14-year-old Jack Berry from Sunderland is an aviation fanatic and has drawn planes creating a truly inspirational and informative book in aid of military charities including SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity.
Read moreThe Veterans Prize Competitions has partnered with SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity to raise much needed funds for the military community.
Read moreOn 5 March, Alfie McArthur, who is currently serving in the Scots Guards, will take on the mighty challenge of marching 100 miles in two and half days with a small group of his fellow friends from different regiments.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here