Community & Social Justice Health & Wellbeing 2026
Women's Royal Army Corps Association

Impact Report 2026

The Women's Royal Army Corps Association supports former members of the ATS and WRAC, with over 4,500 active members across the UK. In 2024/25 the Benevolent Fund spent £200,878 supporting 111 veterans, primarily through mobility aids, housing repairs and household goods. The Association also launched the Female Veterans Toolkit — developed with 800+ servicewomen — to help organisations better support female veterans across physical and mental health, employment and housing.

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Benevolent fund grants for mobility aids, housing repairs, household goods and care costs; annual maintenance grants for veterans on low incomes; camaraderie events and reunions; Female Veterans Transformation Programme; advocacy with Ministry of Defence and Office for Veterans' Affairs Custom geography from upload: UK

📊Key Metrics

£200,878 spent by the Benevolent Fund supporting female veterans in 2024/25 Key Metric 1
111 successful requests for assistance granted, covering mobility aids, housing repairs, care and funeral costs Key Metric 2
Female Veterans Toolkit developed with over 800 former servicewomen, covering ten areas of need across the Royal Navy, Army and RAF Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Beret and cap badge restoration ceremonies held for veterans dismissed under the pre-2000 LGBT ban, with formal Army apologies delivered in Guildford, Cardiff and the National Memorial Arboretum
  • Female Veterans Toolkit launched at the Royal Hospital Chelsea and endorsed by the Minister for Veterans, providing free practical guidance for service providers on supporting female veterans
  • WRAC Association elected to the Cobseo Executive Board for a further three-year term, representing single cap badge associations and amplifying the voice of female veterans in national policy

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