RAF ODIHAM

RAF Odiham is one of many RAF stations where we support serving members of the RAF Family, this includes our Airplay programme.

£143,247

Total amount spent on serving personnel and family members at RAF Odiham in 2018

Free Headspace membership

The Fund offers RAF serving personnel a free membership to the mindfulness app Headspace.
Do you want to feel happier day-to-day, improve your focus and cope better with life's stresses?

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INDIVIDUALS

£49,196

For 21 grants
Support with housing
Immediate grants of up to £500 to assist in an emergency
Assistance if an individual is injured

AIRPLAY

£55,558

Spent on station youth workers and operational costs

Airplay programme at RAF Odiham

We developed Airplay in consultation with the RAF after a survey found that
keeping young people safely occupied was a big concern for RAF families.

Learn more

OTHER INITIATIVES

£38,493

For grants and miscellaneous costs
Grants to Citizens Advice Bureau on or near station
Funding for initiatives on station

RELATE

£111,385

For Relate support across RAF stations
Free counselling sessions for individuals, couples and families

Find out more about Relate relationship support

Do you have any questions about our services?

Whether the need is financial, emotional, or assistance with childcare and youth support,
we might be able to help alleviate the pressures on serving RAF personnel.

Here's how we help

NEWS & BLOGS

Browse through our latest news and blogs
for stories on the RAF Family, our supporters
and the work that we do across all RAF stations.

RAF Benevolent Fund Awards 2019

Congratulations to RAF Odiham!
Winner of RAF Station of the Year.

Watch the video to find out more.

Cyclists complete more than 20,000 miles for the first Dambusters Ride

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'I was standing on a precipice. I felt completely lost.' - Mike Goody

Former SAC Mike Goody is no stranger to adversity having pieced his life back together after he received life-changing injuries in an IED blast in Afghanistan in 2009. Despite that, when he needed support 11 years later, asking for that support proved to be the hardest thing. This Mental Health Awareness Week he shares his experiences…