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Queen's Regiment Benevolence

Benevolent Fund

With effect from 2008, The Queen's Regiment Benevolent Fund was passed over to The Benevolent Fund of The Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment (PWRR) for investment and the day to day management of benevolent cases. The funds are “ring fenced” to provide for the administration of The Association and financial assistance to former members of The Queen's Regiment and their dependants suffering hardship.

(PRINCESS OF WALES'S ROYAL REGIMENT (QUEEN'S AND ROYAL HAMPSHIRES) BENEVOLENT FUND Charity number: 1024418)

 

Grants

Grants in response to Benevolent Casework may be made to members of The Association or their dependants. In deciding whether or not a grant is justified, the sole criterion must be clear evidence of real hardship as provided by SSAFA or similar National body. Grants are made in accordance with procedures laid down by the Trustees of The PWRR Benevolent Fund (of whom the President of The Queen’s Regimental Association is one)

Finance

In view of increasing demand on funds, all bids for administrative grants from the former Queen’s Regiment Benevolent Fund are carefully scrutinised and can only be authorised by the President of The Association in order to safeguard resources for benevolent use

The Benevolence Secretary at Area Headquarters PWRR is the gateway to Benevolence for all Regimental veterans.

How does it work?

Contact Charlotte Varty at Headquarters PWRR on 0203 166 6902
Or email: charlotte.varty783@mod.uk and give a full description of your problem.

  • The Benevolence Secretary or Applicant will then contact a caseworker from either The Royal British Legion or SSAFA Forces Help.
  • You will then receive a home visit.
  • Application for assistance is submitted to Area Headquarters PWRR.
  • The application is harmonised to ensure appropriate use is made of all available agencies.
  • You receive Benevolence if application is approved.

If you wish to ask for advice in the meantime, the following agencies are available to assist:

Army Welfare Service

A professional confidential welfare support service for servicemen and women and their families, wherever they are located.
Contact: 01980 615975.

The Royal British Legion

Providing life-long support for Veterans.
Contact: 0808 802 8080 8am to 8pm, 7 days a week or +44 (0)20 3376 8080 if overseas.

Service Personnel Veterans Agency Provides

MOD compensation for service related injury/disablement and a one to one welfare service, especially relevant for those transitioning to civilian life.
Contact: 0800 169 2277.

ABF - The Soldiers’ Charity

Lifetime support to serving/retired soldiers and their families.
Contact: 0845 241 4820.

Finally...DO NOT BE AFRAID TO ASK FOR HELP!

Contacts

Benevolence

SSAFA

SSAFA - Lifelong support for our forces & their Families

Tel: 0845 1300 97

www.ssafa.org.uk


blesma

Blesma - Enabling limbless veterans to lead
independent and fulfilling lives

Tel: 0208 590 1124

www.blesma.org


blind veterans uk

For someone to be entitled to Blind Veterans UK free support and services, they need to have done National Service or served in the Armed Forces, and have significant sight loss.

Tel: 020 7723 5021

www.blindveterans.org.uk


Additional General Advice/Guidance

For additional advice/guidance, please contact one of the organisations below:

The Royal British Legion:
08457 725 725

Help for Heroes:
0845 673 1760

Combat Stress:
01372 587 000

Haig Homes (Housing):
020 8685 577