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Following his daughter’s rare medical diagnosis as a baby, RAF reservist Sergeant Neil Sinclair reached out to the Fund for support, which resulted in £30,000 worth of specialist mobility equipment that ultimately changed the family’s lives.
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We spoke to RAF Benevolent Fund Welfare Benefits Advisor, Rebecca Relph, about how the RAF Family can access help with health care costs and travel expenses across the UK.What health care costs help might be available for me?
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In this guest blog, RAF Benevolent Fund Welfare Care Executive John Hickson explains why the Fund's new wellbeing breaks scheme is much needed among the RAF veteran community.
The Bomber Command clasp will be worn on the ribbon of the 1939 to 1945 Star, will follow the design of the Battle of Britain clasp.
Serving as aircrew in the Royal Flying Corps (RFC) was one of the most dangerous roles in the First World War. Aviation was still a very new science, training was minimal, safety systems were basic to non-existent, and the aircraft themselves incredibly basic and fragile.
This confidential helpline provides access to a trained counsellor to provide immediate, one-off support, on a range of issues such as bereavement, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, stress, and loneliness.
Asking your friends and family to give to the RAF Benevolent Fund in lieu of gifts is a fantastic way to support the RAF Family.