Whichever way you choose to help SSAFA, your generosity will play an important part in help us deliver our services and care to the vulnerable members of the armed forces family.
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Whichever way you choose to help SSAFA, your generosity will play an important part in help us deliver our services and care to the vulnerable members of the armed forces family.
Large or small, the gifts you give do make a difference. As an organisation SSAFA can only continue to exist thanks to the compassion and consideration of the Great British public.
In addition to their recent grant for military families, the AFCFT have granted SSAFA £250,000 to look after those in the Armed Forces community affected by Covid-19 and the impact of the lockdown.
The AFCFT have granted SSAFA money to support children with additional needs in serving military families.
10 year-old footballer Imogen raises money for SSAFA and other charities with her own keepie-uppie challenge.
The Army Central Fund has provided three further grants to support SSAFA's work with military families.
Natalie and Antony and their two young sons attended SSAFA’s Short Break for Families in 2018 describing it as ‘life-changing’.
RAF Police Officer Mandy and her son Jamie were supported through a difficult time by SSAFA when her ex-husband - and Jamie's father - took his own life after two decades of Army service.
Major Bernie Broad faced life changing injuries after being caught in an IED ambush in Iraq, but found the peace and relaxation of SSAFA's Norton House a great boost to his physical and mental recovery.