A study of the experiences of former servicewomen in the British military has revealed that those who suffer sexual trauma are twice as likely to develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) compared to those who do not experience the trauma.
Read moreThe Board of Trustees, Membership Council and Members of the WRAC Association are pleased to announce the appointment of three new people to the posts of Vice President, Chair of Membership Council and Chief Operating Officer.
Read moreFaced with 12 weeks of self-isolation or shielding for many of our members, who might be over 70 or managing a health condition, and then Lockdown for everyone else, the Association ramped up its communication with Members.
Read moreWRAC Association team up with Army Servicewomen’s Network to ‘buddy up’ women currently serving with those who have in the past.
Read moreThe WRAC Association will Commemorate the ATS’s formation and unveil and rededicate the ATS Statue into the WRAC Association Plot at the National Memorial Arboretum on 8th July this year.
Read moreThe WRAC Association is proud to have become an Information Partner with the Veterans’ Gateway. With many ATS (Auxiliary Territorial Service) and WRAC (Womens’ Royal Army Corp) veterans, inc TA & TAVR veterans, not being aware of the Association or it’s Benevolent Fund it’s important that the Association has a visible presence wherever veterans may go to seek out assistance when they are in need of help. For our members, this underlines our mission to support all those who served with the ATS & the WRAC through not only our Benevolence Fund but also through the valuable work of the Association including the bi-annual publication of Lioness.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
