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Army families inevitably face challenges at some point in the Army journey, whether it’s separation from loved ones or difficulties with childcare, knowing who to turn to and navigating the different sources of advice can be bewildering.

AFF has launched a new explainer video to provide an easily-accessible and family-friendly snapshot of our work.

AFF recently attended a Shrivenham meet and greet where they spoke to serving personnel and families about a number of different topics.

Heather Key is stepping down as the Chair of Trustees of the Army Families Federation (AFF), after three years in the role and six years on the Board of Trustees.

Frequent moves are typical in the Army community, which can be an adventure with a chance to explore a new place and new opportunities.

AFF’s Overseas Manager, Esther Thomas, was recently invited to visit British Forces Brunei (BFB) by Commanding Officer of 1 Royal Gurkha Rifles, Lt Col Standford Tuck. BFB is the second...

Frequent moves between schools and homes, as well as separation from loved ones, are just some of the unique challenges that face Service children and young people.

The Ask AFF Roadshow recently visited Colchester, where we met 16 Air Assault Brigade serving personnel and families. Our specialist team answered a wide range of enquiries covering key subjects...