VOLUNTEERING

Give your time, make a difference.

The WRAC Association is built on the dedication of volunteers who bring our community together across all four nations of the UK.


Whether you can offer specialist skills or just a spare hour now and then, there’s a place for you in our team - helping ensure every woman who served feels supported, valued and connected.

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"I really enjoy volunteering as a branch organiser, bringing together ladies who served in the WRAC and those that joined after us who have struggled to find any veteran get-togethers locally. It’s fantastic that the Association brings in ladies from across the county to meet many old comrades."

VOLUNTEER ROLES
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BECOME A TRUSTEE

Help shape the future of the WRAC Association by providing guidance, oversight and strategic direction.



  • Governance & leadership
  • Supporting key decisions
  • Championing female veterans
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VOLUNTEER LOCALLY

Area Coordinators & Branch Organisers across the UK support members to meet up in their local area.


  • Coordinate local activity.
  • Organise gatherings.
  • Welcome new members.
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FLEXIBLE VOLUNTEERING

You can help in many ways, let us know what your skills are!


  • Helping at events
  • Supporting members
  • Assisting with special projects.
BECOME A WRAC ASSOCIATION VOLUNTEER

Your time, skills and kindness can make a real difference to the lives of servicewomen across the UK.

Become a Volunteer Submission

HEAR FROM OUR VOLUNTEERS
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"I volunteer as an editor of the Lioness magazine to help our association which has given me so much fun and camaraderie. The Lioness means a great deal to our members so I’m proud to contribute to the content. Life is a team game and I enjoy being part of a group of folk getting things done."


Babs Anderson, WRAC 1968-1973

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"Organising events for the Lionesses from running the 10k to bartending the beer festival, I want to give other veterans the chance to reminisce and relive that “Esprit de Corps” we all enjoyed during our service. I am a team player, we have this bond and I would seriously be lost without it."


Wendy Hooton, WRAC 1972-1990

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"As a serving servicewoman I volunteer as a branch organiser with the WRAC Association to show how much those who still serve recognise and respect the trailblazers who came before us. Our shared military service allows us to build our strong community."


Sgt Stephanie Kolvik, AGC, serving since 2013

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"As an area coordinator I know how much members appreciate the time we take to visit the groups and branches - offering time is important if you’re passionate about something. I am proud to be a conduit between HQ and branches, working together to maintain the bonds we all felt as WRAC."


Amanda Foster, WRAC TA 1982-1986, ACF 1986-2001 

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"Volunteering for the Association allows me to see the fruits of what we continuously deliver, supporting members to thrive within our veteran family in so many ways. Eight years as a trustee and HR lead has ensured the skills I developed in the Army continue to support the military community."


Barbara Johnson, WRAC 1979-1989

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"Being an area coordinator definitely keeps me on my toes! Everyone brings their own energy, and something unique to the table - that’s what makes it so enjoyable. I love doing my bit for the WRAC Association, it’s not just about helping out, it’s about being part of a community that really feels like home."

Dawn Hawker, Area Coordinator, WRAC 1980 - 1983