I knew help was there – I just needed to ask for it
After unexpectedly having to return to the UK after volunteering abroad, Helen was struggling to find a home.
Since Margaret died, Seth has been helping me keep busy.
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.
Being there at a time of need, and beyond
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.
Independent living: Ruth’s happy life
The atmosphere is very friendly and nobody needs to feel isolated or lonely when they are here.
Rothbury House: a family atmosphere
Tom Brown, a prospective resident of Rothbury House joined the RAF as an apprentice engineer, looking for excitement at the age of 18.
Ray Brasier: Connections for Life
He witnessed air crashes and mid-air collisions – and was in the teams that had to go in and rescue people.
