First established in 1915 and formally founded in 1920 by HRH Princess Beatrice and Ethel McCaul RRC, we provided a financial and welfare lifeline to the widows of those who died in the service of their country, ensuring that their sacrifice would be remembered forever. Today, our mission has now evolved into providing practical and welfare support for the wider military family, retired nurses, and those living with disability.
We deliver companionship, health and well-being, and purpose to veterans and their families.
Creating opportunities to gain skills, employment and purpose through a range of activities and support.
Our work recognises a lifetime of care and provides opportunities to continue to serve communities.
Through partnerships, we extend the reach of remembrance and wellbeing. Together with hospitals, hospices, and community organisations we:
The continued support of our Remembrance Workers and the communities they serve through their volunteering
At the heart of our mission are our Remembrance Workers – volunteers who give many thousands of volunteer hours each year across London, Buckinghamshire, and Essex.
Jill – Guy’s Hospital
Mike – RAF/Endoscopy
Brenda – Shopmobility Wandsworth
Cyril
Our work is guided by a Council of Trustees, with wide experience of the Armed Forces, finance and business, the law, and healthcare. We endeavour, and are proud, to uphold the highest standards of transparency and accountability.
There are many ways to be part of the League of Remembrance:
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