Unit Welfare Officer (UWO) The BATUS Unit Welfare Officer supports ALL Serving Personnel and their families, be they married accompanied, serving unaccompanied or single.


The Office location is 1st on the left within the Welfare Corridor in the Community Centre of Ralston Village. The office is open during normal working hours, Tel: 403 544- 4772


Army Welfare Service (AWS) Personal Support.


The well-being and morale of all soldiers and their dependants is the responsibility of the unit chain of command. The Army Welfare Service provides 2nd line welfare support to the chain of command, all soldiers, whether married or single and their families. This support is provided by trained and knowledgeable Army Welfare Workers working in Personal Support. They are sympathetic to people’s needs and can give confidential support to enable Service personnel and their families to cope with the stresses and strains of Service life.


Confidentiality and Trust. The Army Welfare Service operates a strict confidentiality code; the code is fully explained in the ‘Confidentiality Code’ leaflet available from your Army Welfare Service Office. Everyone who works within The Army Welfare Service is required to follow the confidentiality code no matter who they are:


Confidentiality has to be broken only to prevent: the risk of self harm, a danger to others, a serious crime, civilian or military, a breach of security or the effectiveness of a soldier being compromised in the course of their duty.


Some of the issues AWS can help you with include: Relationship Difficulties


Bereavement Parenting Skills Special Needs Housing


Domestic Abuse CSA Concerns Child Care


Benefits Information Medical Concerns


How to get advice The BATUS Army Welfare Worker is based in the welfare corridor of the Community Centre in Ralston Village. Office hours are 08.30 – 16.30 week days. Tel: 403 544 - 4790.


Domestic Abuse


Domestic Abuse is a crime and should be reported immediately. Domestic Abuse is defined as:


Station and Garrison Facilities


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