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Lauren, 26, first applied to be an RAF Association’s Connection for Life volunteer in 2024 following an outreach campaign. “I really enjoyed the week-long volunteering I did for RAFA and would like to be paired with somebody to provide ongoing support and company for somebody”.
A lonely RAF veteran living in Suffolk has been given support and companionship through the RAF Association’s Connections for Life service, following the death of his wife.
Almost 70 years since leaving the Hereford Regiment of the WRAF, Morag MacFarlane has been supported by the befriending service offered to veterans by the RAF Association.
Befriending really can make a huge difference to the lives of those left behind, and it is also tremendously rewarding
When their circumstances suddenly changed, Trudy Pas and her son William found themselves in urgent need of financial help.
Our Connections for Life service helped to save widow Marie Findlay from isolation and has inspired her to become a volunteer herself.
He witnessed air crashes and mid-air collisions – and was in the teams that had to go in and rescue people.
