We are very thankful that we have these stories to share, and are immensely proud of these individuals who call themselves SSAFA supporters.
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The brave and charitable men and women who support, and have been supported by, SSAFA.
We are very thankful that we have these stories to share, and are immensely proud of these individuals who call themselves SSAFA supporters.
If you have a SSAFA story to share, whether about a fantastic fundraising event you've taken part in, or about how SSAFA has helped you, then please email our Case Study team at case.study@ssafa.org.uk.
To celebrate his sixth birthday young Hector is on a fundraising mission for SSAFA!
The RAF Personal Support and Social Work Service had its first Service Development Conference at the end of September.
SSAFA's team of serving and veteran Ultra Marathon fundraisers recently visited the Royal Hospital Chelsea.
Archaeologist Richard Osgood's latest book is about Operation Nightingale - an MoD scheme to help veterans through archaeology.
Royal Engineers Sapper Joe worked on the British Nuclear Weapons testing programme in the 1950s, and then supported by SSAFA in his retirement.
Danni served for 22 years in the RAF but struggled with life after the military, until they were put in touch with the SSAFA Mentoring team.
When Suk Bahadur, a twenty-year veteran of the Brigade of Gurkhas, passed away, his family found some solace in the support they received from SSAFA.