A record-breaking turnout at this year’s Marham New Year’s Eve 10K saw £4,800 raised in support of the RAF Family.
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A record-breaking turnout at this year’s Marham New Year’s Eve 10K saw £4,800 raised in support of the RAF Family.
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The Veterans’ Gateway self-help directory is now live
Read moreThe DMWS are celebrating 75 years of ‘Caring for those who Serve’. The evening was an opportunity to reflect on the service DMWS have provided to over 1 million members of the Armed Forces Community whom the charity has supported since 1943.
Read moreThe Warrior Programme runs residential training courses which are FREE to participants with accommodation and full board included.
The Warrior Programme is a personal transformational, motivational and educational course run over 3 days. More than 800 individuals, with over 600 of whom being ex Services and Serving Personnel, have attended the course. Using coaching techniques it enables individuals to take control of their lives, increase confidence, provide motivation and direction to allow them to lead a healthy and balanced life.
Read moreOn August Bank Holiday a robust group of cyclists peddled some 85 miles from Shirebrook to Skegness to raise funds for both a local Shirebrook charity and F4H.
Read moreDMWS are delighted to announce that the charity won in the ‘Team of the Year’ category.
Read moreSharon served her country and always cared for people. When she died, her husband was left to raise their young son. This is his story.
Read moreThe Blades, who perform dazzling displays around the UK and represent GB internationally by campaigning for the Red Bull Air Race World Championship, has donated over £34,386.11p to long-term charity partner the RAF Benevolent Fund – a charity close to the team’s heart.
Read moreMental illness is common and can affect anyone, including serving and ex-members of the armed forces and their families. While some people cope by getting support from their family and friends, or by getting help with other issues in their lives, others need clinical care and treatment, which could be from the NHS, support groups or charities.
Although it’s completely normal to experience anxiety or depression after traumatic events, this can be tough to deal with. Furthermore, the culture of the armed forces can make seeking help for a mental health problem appear difficult.
Read moreThe Royal Air Forces Association, the charity that supports the RAF family, is offering special low rates to new and returning guests at its three Wings Breaks hotels over the coming months.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
