ABOUT THE WRAC ASSOCIATION

A community built on service, strength and sisterhood

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Camaraderie, support and celebration


The Women’s Royal Army Corps Association: The Servicewomen’s Charity was formed in 1949 and brings together all women who have served, or are still serving, in the Royal Navy, British Army, and Royal Air Force whether Regular or Territorial.


Today, we’re a thriving network of over 4,500 members and over 50 branches worldwide, connected by shared experiences, united by service.

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WHAT WE DO

Discover how we support, connect and champion servicewomen.

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OUR TEAM

Meet the people behind the WRAC Association.

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PARTNERS & FRIENDS

See the organisations we work with to support servicewomen.

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"Being part of the WRAC Association reconnects me with a unique bond that never seems to fade, which focuses on support and legacy, whilst keeping our history alive. The WRAC Association continues to prove that you can take the women out of the uniform, but you can’t take away the camaraderie, the massive friendships, the mutual support and a whole load of laughter. The WRAC Association is more than shared service, it’s lifelong friendships, understanding and support."