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Like everyone else, disabled people need a holiday. That can be more easily said than done since they need specially adapted accommodation within normal holiday surroundings.
We set up our Ben Clubs in 2016 to provide social activities for children aged five to seven at RAF stations.
If you have any questions or enquiries, don't hesitate to get in touch.
For more information about the RAF Disabled Holiday Trust, please get in touch.
Fill in our application form to apply for an RAF Disabled Holiday Trust holiday.
Our Telephone Friendship Groups support RAF veterans and their partners or widows(ers) to meet new people.The calls connect up to six people at the same time each week for up to an hour with the aim of reducing social isolation and loneliness.
The Fund has six Community Engagement Workers based in the East and South East of England – Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Hampshire, and West Sussex.
Some of our services are aimed at reducing isolation and promoting connections and friendships. These services aren't means-tested and anyone can refer themselves.
The Guinea Pig Club are proud to have had a number of supporters in recent years, helping to raise awareness of the Guinea Pigs and their service during World War Two.
This week, a new independent film about Britain’s first ace, Capt. Lanoe Hawker VC, DSO, is helping to raise money for the RAF Benevolent Fund.