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RAF Dependants Fund

RAF Reserves

The RAF Dependants Fund provides a single tax-free payment of up to £20,000 for the immediate need of widows, widowers, dependent children, or other nominated beneficiaries should the subscriber die, on or off duty. This is available for all Regular and Reserve personnel and is put in place to protect the families of RAF personnel.

Full-time Regular and Reserve RAF personnel can sign up at the link below and a subscription of 50p per month will be deducted from pay entitled "Service Charity Monthly".

Sign up today

Guidance on the scheme can be found in AP7005 Leaflet 208.

Please note that this link cannot be used by Part Time Volunteer Reserves/Volunteer Ex Regular Reserves. Part Time Volunteer Reserve personnel, or those on attendance based pay, should complete RAF Reserves Form 7230 which is contained within AP3392 Vol 7 Part 2 Chapter 2 Section 5 and forward it to the address contained within that guidance.  This will cost £6 per year, paid by Direct Debit or Standing Order.

Injury and Death in Service

We can support anyone who is faced with a death or a disabling injury while serving in the RAF. It doesn't have to happen while on duty. In addition to providing help via the RAF Dependants Fund, we can offer help with immediate needs, retraining and housing.

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More information

For further information about these schemes please speak to your unit admin staff or contact the RAF Subscriptions Manager at raf.subscriptions@rafbf.org.uk or call 01993 896608.

Get in touch

The best way to make an enquiry is through your unit PMS staff. Alternatively, if you have any questions or would like to discuss your situation, please give us a call on 0300 102 1919 or submit a query online.