Female veterans support group expands its reach across the UK
A support network for women who served in the armed forces has helped 48 veterans, including former RAF medic Chelley Tulloch.
A support group for female veterans has grown into a national network in the UK, helping 48 women including Chelley Tulloch, a former RAF medic. The organisation says its work is filling gaps in support for women who have left military service.
Tulloch is among those who have used the group’s help after serving in the Royal Air Force. The network brings together women veterans who may face different experiences from their male counterparts, according to the group.
The organisation’s reach has widened beyond its original local base as more veterans have sought advice, peer support and a sense of community. It says the service is designed to make it easier for women to find help after leaving the forces.
The group’s growth comes as charities and veteran services continue to look at how best to support former service personnel with different needs after discharge.
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