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To mark the tenth anniversary of the accident that changed his life, RAF Benevolent Fund ambassador and former RAF parachute instructor Rob Bugden writes a letter himself, as he lay in a hospital bed thousands of miles from home.
On this page, you will find a list of other charities who can provide support to help you with your mental wellbeing such as help with PTSD.
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Combat Stress has been awarded a £30,000 grant by the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund, to help fund life-changing specialist services for RAF veterans across the UK.
The RAF Benevolent Fund has announced a new sponsorship partnership with UK Veterans Gaming (UVG), a UK-based online gaming and e-sports community dedicated to supporting veterans through connection, wellbeing, and peer support.
The RAF Benevolent Fund has launched a new campaign in Scotland, Valentine for a Veteran, highlighting the impact of loneliness and isolation among RAF veterans and the power of small acts of kindness in helping them feel connected.
We offer a range of support for former members of the RAF as well as those who did National Service.
We're dedicated to supporting not only serving and ex-serving personnel but also the whole of the RAF Family, including spouses, partners, children and carers.