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This confidential helpline provides access to a trained counsellor to provide prompt, one-off support, on a range of issues such as bereavement, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, stress, and loneliness.
We recognise that the ongoing events in the Middle East may be affecting many within the RAF Family in different ways.
If you'd prefer not to give online, you can find details of how to give by credit or debit card over the phone, where to send a cheque and how to set up a direct debit.
In this advice blog, Welfare Benefits Advisor Alan Blackett outlines the changes to welfare benefits which are coming into force at the end of September and how they may affect the RAF Family.
After realising they were meant to be, Sophia and Kevin Pike married on 14 February, and celebrate their 37th wedding anniversary today. Kevin tells the Norwich couple's love story.
We first met at the NAAFI bop on leap year day, 29 February, 1980.
Codebreakers, codemakers, balloon barrage operators – the roles for women during the Second World War were as varied as they were vital.
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.
On 3 July, members of the University of Birmingham Air Squadron completed a dry triathlon to raise money for the RAF Benevolent Fund.
Losing a loved one is often one of the most challenging times that anyone can face.For many, knowing how to commemorate their life can be the hardest decision and we can find ourselves pondering as to what that should be.