The Women’s Royal Army Corps Association was formed in 1949 on the birth of the WRAC. The WRAC Association superseded and incorporated the QMAAC and ATS Comrades Association. Everyone who served in the QMAAC, ATS, WRAC, or as a female soldier since 1992, either as a Regular or Territorial Army soldier or officer, is eligible to join the WRAC Association.
External link for WRAC Association
Unit 11 Basepoint
1 Winnall Valley Rd
Winchester, SO23 0LD, GB
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Today saw us, alongside WRAC Association, meet Iryna Nykorak - Chair of the Subcommittee on Veteran Rehabilitation of the Ukrainian Parliament, Member of Parliament of Ukraine and founder of "Arm Women Now" - to start knowledge sharing about female veteran transition.
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Are you involved in the national bodies of British sports organisations? ⚽️🏀🎾🏄♀️🚵♀️🏑🏏🏸 We are trying to reach 'hidden' communities of female veterans. We know female veterans often do not identify as such but we believe many go on to be involved in sport. Can you help us connect?
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Are you a female veteran? If you have ever served, whether for one day or 22+ years, we would love to hear from you. Are you a service provider, employer or charity that work with female veterans? Please head over to our website (https://lnkd.in/edDhQ8mN) and complete the relevant questionnaire to help us identify the key themes that will shape the conversations at our focus groups this summer. You are the experts on service provision for female veterans and we can't do this without your voices. Beyond the demographic questions, there are just 4-5 freetext questions on either questionnaire so it should only take 10-15 minutes to complete. We want to find out: 'What does 'good' look like for female veterans services?'. 📝 If you are a female veteran and also work providing services to female veterans, employ female veterans or work in a charity working with veterans then please complete both questionnaires. 📝 If you are part of an organisation that does not identify as veteran-facing but nonetheless may have female veterans as employees or clients please complete our questionnaire also as we would love to hear from you too.
Exciting job opportunities at the WRAC Association for an experienced Membership and Volunteer Officer and Comms and Engagement Head. Visit the website to find out more or share this link with your contacts https://wraca.org.uk/jobs/
Very cold morning in Chelmsford this morning, but our FVTP lead is looking forward to attending the colloquium at Anglia Ruskin University to discuss the mental health of female veterans and how we can better provide support.
Our FVTP Lead, Liza Jarvis is attending The Centre for Military Women’s Research (CMWR) at Anglia Ruskin University - Sexual Violence in the Military - An International Perspective Conference, hearing valuable insights which we hope to feed into the transformation project. A fantastic event hearing from the experts in this area.
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an enthusiastic and self-motivated person to join the Female Veterans Transformation Project. You will lead our communication and engagement for the project and be part of a friendly and highly motivated team who are committed to supporting the needs of female veterans across the UK. Find out more and apply here - https://wraca.org.uk/jobs/