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With the current Covid pandemic affecting the UK RAFA donations have fallen dramatically. One of the consequences is affecting the "Wings Breaks" arm of RAFA. Must admit until reading the article I had never heard of "Wings Breaks".
"Two respite care break facilities for RAF veterans face imminent closure because charitable donations have dried up in the pandemic. More than 1,100 ex-servicemen and women, many in their 70's and 80's, go to the Wings Breaks homes every year for short stays to give their families a rest. But because of the pandemic, the Royal Air Forces Association said it was now short of funds – leaving it with a 40 per cent black hole in their annual income."
Full article.
"Two respite care break facilities for RAF veterans face imminent closure because charitable donations have dried up in the pandemic. More than 1,100 ex-servicemen and women, many in their 70's and 80's, go to the Wings Breaks homes every year for short stays to give their families a rest. But because of the pandemic, the Royal Air Forces Association said it was now short of funds – leaving it with a 40 per cent black hole in their annual income."
Full article.
Two respite homes for RAF veterans face closure after donations dry up
More than 1,100 ex-servicemen and women, go to the Wings Breaks homes in Northumberland and Weston-super-Mare every year. But the Royal Air Forces Association said it is short of funds.
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