RAF Northolt SSAFA

08/05/2024

Angela King is the SSAFA Welfare Officer at RAF Northolt.

She can be contacted via the Digital Welfare Hub on 0800 0584690 or [email protected]

28/10/2022

FORCESLINE

Our team is here to listen and not to judge. We can give you useful information and signpost ways to help you.

Forcesline is a free and confidential telephone helpline and email service that provides support for serving (regulars and reserves), ex-Forces and for their families.

SSAFA is outside of the military chain of command, will listen and we will not judge. Your privacy when seeking help is fundamentally important to us.

Forcesline Our team is here to listen and not to judge. We can give you useful information and signpost ways to help you. Forcesline is a free and confidential telephone helpline and email service that provides support for serving (regulars and reserves), ex-Forces and for their families. SSAFA is o...

22/10/2022

The number below is to get in touch with SSAFA’s Personal and Family Support Worker at RAF Northolt. If you need any advice or support with anything at all, be it big or small, we are here to help.

☎️ - 0208 841 8581

20/10/2022

Stay & Play

09/09/2022

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II had a lifetime association with the UK's Armed Forces. At her own insistence, Princess Elizabeth joined the Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS), the women’s branch of the British Army, in 1945, aged 18.

In doing so, she became the first female member of The Royal Family to join the Armed Forces.

Her father, King George VI, made sure that his daughter was not given a special rank in the Army. She was appointed as a second subaltern in the ATS on 24 February 1945.

By the end of , Princess Elizabeth had reached the rank of Junior Commander, the equivalent of Captain, having completed her course at No. 1 Mechanical Training Centre of the ATS and passed out as a fully qualified driver.