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This month is Men's Health Awareness Month and this week also saw Stress Awareness Day and next week is International Stress Awareness Week.
As Remembrance Day is here and we reflect on the sacrifices made by the people who served, the RAF Benevolent Fund spoke to three Second World War veterans.
They talked about their service and how it had affected them and others who have seen conflict.
The RAF Benevolent Fund pays tribute to all those who serve and have served this Remembrance Day.
We invite you to dedicate a light on the RAF Benevolent Fund’s virtual Christmas Tree of Light to support the RAF Family.
Former RAF Benevolent Fund Chairman Lawrie Haynes has collected his Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) medal, after being awarded the honour earlier this year.
For the second year running, Dorchester resident and daughter of retired RAF veteran Fiona Hooper, has put up an amazing display of poppies in hopes of raising money for charities which support armed forces.
The RAF Benevolent Fund, the RAF’s leading welfare charity, pays tribute to all those who have served this Remembrance Day and reaffirms the Fund’s commitment to the RAF Family.
While remembering the veterans of the Second World War and their families is vital, it is also important we remember all ex and serving personnel on Remembrance Sunday and beyond, no matter where or how they served.
The Fund are proud to congratulate Ambassador Luke Wigman on the completion of his third successful World Marathon Challange run.
The RAF Benevolent Fund is sad to learn of the passing of World War 2 RAF veteran Flt Sgt Peter Brown, who died alone in his flat in Westminster on 17 December 22.