OUR PARTNERS & FRIENDS
Working together to support servicewomen
We’re proud to work with a network of organisations that share our mission to support, empower, and advocate for women who serve and have served in the British Armed Forces. Together, we deliver welfare support, campaign for better recognition of female veterans, and ensure no woman is left behind.
Whether it’s delivering urgent grants, supporting mental health, hosting memorial events, or lobbying for better recognition of women’s service, these partnerships help us create a support network that stretches across the UK and beyond. We’re stronger together and every partnership means more women get the recognition, respect, and care they deserve.
STRATEGIC PARTNERS
Cobseo - Confederation of Service Charities
As members of the Executive Committee we are connected to the wider veterans’ sector, including chairing the Female Veterans Cluster.
Office For Veterans' Affairs
Helps us ensure the voices of women veterans are heard nationally.
Ministry of Defence
Our Headquarters are generously hosted by the MoD and we enjoy strong bonds with the serving community.
Royal British Legion (RBL)
Supports benevolence referrals for former servicewomen.
SSAFA
Provides casework and assessments for benevolence grants.
Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust
Funding from the AFCFT has allowed us to support women who served through the Female Veterans Toolkit.
NHS
Supports physical and mental health services for women after service and co-funded the Female Veterans Toolkit
ABF - The Soldiers' Charity
Supports wider Army veteran welfare.
The Veterans Foundation
Funding from The Veterans Foundation has allowed us to support women who served through the Female Veterans Toolkit
WELFARE & SUPPORT PARTNERS
Lightning Reach
Delivers rapid emergency support funded by the WRAC Association.
Blind Veterans UK
Supporting visually impaired veterans across the UK.
Combat Stress
Provides mental health support for women veterans.
Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity
Connects us with women who served and are serving the Royal Navy and Royal Marines.
RAF Association
Connects us with women who served and are serving the RAF
RAF Benevolent Fund
Supports cross-service welfare partnerships.
Royal Navy Association
Connects us with women who served and are serving the Royal Navy.
Fighting With Pride
Advocates for LGBT+ veterans.
Salute Her UK
Delivers trauma support to female veterans, financially supported by the WRAC Association
BONDS OF FRIENDSHIP
In 2026 our CEO Paula Rogers signed a Bond of Friendship agreement with the AG Corps Colonel Stu Allen alongside two other antecedent corps - the RAPC and the RAEC.
This agreement with the Adjutant General's Corps recognises the shared goals, common values and interests that exist between the corps.
Through these bonds we will work together in support and comradeship as we plan sporting and social events to share.
JOIN US
Whether you’re currently serving in the UK Armed Forces or have served at any time in the British Army, Royal Navy or Royal Air Force, a warm welcome awaits you in the WRAC Association: The Servicewomen’s Charity.
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
Belonging
Meet like-minded women who’ve shared the bonds of military life.
Local Connection
Join one of 50+ branches across the UK and overseas
National Events
Attend special events across the UK, memorial gatherings, and our triennial Grand Reunion.
The Lioness Magazine
Delivered twice a year, or available digitally, to keep you up to date with news, stories, and shared memories.
Welfare Support
Access benevolence and wellbeing services.
A Voice in the Veteran Community
Be part of a growing movement to ensure female veterans are seen and heard.
