Federation | 25 What issues were raised?


Some of the main issues raised were: •Impact on family life.


•Increased stress and pressure as aresult of family separation and long-distance commuting.


• Accessing support from the RAF.


• Lack of ID cards (‘dependents’ cards), preventing access to facilities and support.


• And, a lack of understanding of military life within the civilian community.


More detail will be available in our interim report available later this month.


So what next? We will shortly be meeting with representatives from the


quick surveys to address these. Staying in touch with us


If you are part of a dispersed family then please remember we are here to offer advice and help. In addition, if you have any specifi c issues or observations you wish to raise either now or once the Report is published, we would love to hear from you.


Youcan do this via:


• Our Facebook group (search for RAF Dispersed Families)


• Our Report an Issue form on the website


We also continue to keep our project webpage up to date with relevant links and information, and of course you can subscribe to the eBULLETIN to get a weekly news digest and stay in touch with all of our work.


raf-ff .org.uk | Autumn 2018 | ENVOY


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