Courses
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Emotional Wellbeing: RAF veterans
The services we offer aim to improve the mental and emotional wellbeing of RAF veterans and their families as they go about their daily lives. Find out more
Mental wellbeing
We provide support for veterans and wider RAF Family members experiencing depression and anxiety.
Bereavement support
Through our Listening and Counselling Service, we support RAF veterans and their families who have lost a loved one.
Welfare Breaks
Breaks for individuals and couples with care needs at one of our preferred Care Hotels.
Disabled Holiday Trust
We provide accessible holidays in the UK and abroad to members of the RAF Family.
Emotional Wellbeing: serving RAF community
Serving members of the RAF and their families can benefit from a range of emotional support. Find out more
Gambling support
We are working with GamCare to provide support for RAF personnel and their families who might be affected by gambling problems.
Online Mindfulness training
We are currently running a Mindfulness programme to support the wellbeing of serving personnel.
Support with mental wellbeing
We can provide support for a range of mental wellbeing issues including anxiety and depression.
Welfare breaks
RAF personnel and their families can enjoy breaks by the sea at our cottages and apartments located on the South Coast, in addition throughout Easter and Summer we are offering subsidised breaks across the UK to serving personnel and their families.
-Subsidised Easter and Summer Breaks
Bereavement
Through our Listening and Counselling Service, we support RAF personnel and their families who have lost a loved one.
Chi a'ch lles (e-ddysgu)
This course is designed to help you build strategies to maintain your physical and emotional wellbeing whilst caring.
Caring and nutrition
Carers UK has teamed up with Nutricia to develop an e-learning course which aims to help carers understand the role of nutrition both for themselves as well as the person they are looking after.
Looking after your health
Caring for someone can be a full-time job so breaks are vital to your own wellbeing and quality of life.
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