The RAF Families Federation is here to represent the concerns of RAF personnel and their families on the issues that affect them as part of a RAF family. We operate entirely outside the RAF chain of command, so we can always promise an independent and confidential service.
By gathering the facts we put your views and concerns in front of the people who matter, such as senior RAF and MoD staffs and Ministers. Influencing change, where it is needed, for the better.
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Envoy, the quarterly magazine of the RAF Families Federation is bulk delivered to Stns/Units where there are RAF personnel. On some units they are delivered to Sections and SFA otherwise they are available from the HIVE.
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Dawn McCafferty, Chairman of the RAF Families Federation, has returned safe and sound following her 45km trek along the Inca Trail to Macchu Picchu, raising over £3,500 for the RAF Association, along the way. Dawn said: “I don’t think I’ve done anything so physically exhausting since giving birth
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'Would you like to be part of a home makeover programme where a fantastic design team will transform key rooms in your home? We are one of the country’s biggest production companies and about to start making a new show for a major channel, where a design team will make over rooms in the homes of service personnel of the British Armed Forces, presenting them with a top-class home makeover...
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Three RAF Police dogs have received a special 'Dogs in Action' bravery award for their service in Iraq and Afghanistan. Cpl Cliff Cullen said of the youngest dog in the team: "Billy is a two-and-a-half year old English Springer Spaniel, he is a gentle, loving dog. He is a cheeky little boy who will always do something that will either make you laugh or cry, but he is keen to work and produces the goods when asked to."...
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As part of the Government's commitment to provide those preparing to make the transition to civilian life, personnel with the most serious injuries will have a customised healthcare plan through the NHS. Kevan Jones MP said, "My part of that promise is to ensure that those who have suffered serious injury will have an individually tailored healthcare plan before they leave the Services...
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The AFPRB have published their 2010 Report. It recommends a 2% Pay Rise for the Armed Forces but until the Government make an announcement on the subject it is still not confirmed.. .. LATEST...Defence Secretary Bob Ainsworth has now said, "The basic pay up to Brigadier level - and equivalent ranks - will increase by 2%. Senior salaries will not rise...
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SSAFA Forces Help offer a Confidential Support Line for anyone with a military connection who needs advice or support. It might be about loneliness during deployment, financial difficulties, relationship problems. No record of a call is ever kept and staff are required to sign a lifelong agreement never to disclose anything they have discussed during a call. “We are trained to listen and not be judge...
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'The overwhelming success and positive momentum of Operation MOSHTARAK continue as operations transition from ‘CLEAR’ to ‘HOLD’ and ‘BUILD.’ The number of coalition casualties reflects the complexity of the operation; Task Force Leatherneck has faced particularly determined opposition in Marjah and has shown outstanding professionalism, resolve and bravery...
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