The RAF FF survey on support to families is now available to view. This
is the Federation's third major survey this year and will feed into the
MoD-wide welfare study expected to run in early 13. It is also being
used to inform Air Command Community Support staff and colleagues at
SSAFA, the HIVE and other welfare organisations as to the quality of
their service, as perceived by you, the customer. The report is full of
comments received as well as the raw statistics so do take time to have a
look.... “Unfortunately the RAF give no consideration to the fact that
decisions they make always have an impact on dependents....“Airplay has
been a life saver for our children... “Despite having POC I found
myself very much alone... “I only feel like part of the RAF family
because of my friendships with the other wives...More information »
Showing posts with label Air Command. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Air Command. Show all posts
Tuesday, 11 December 2012
Monday, 9 January 2012
Will Someone Else be looking after your Child?
Air Command have issued advice on private fostering. If personnel are going on deployment or detachment for longer than 28 days and are intending to leave a child(ren) under the age of 16 (under 18 if disabled) with someone who is not a parent or close relative of the child, the arrangement is regarded as private fostering. Regulations require the arrangement to be notified to the Local Authority or equivalent...More information »
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