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Sister organisations, Women’s Royal Naval Service Benevolent Trust and Association of WRENS (AOW) work together for the benefit of all female veterans of the Royal Navy.
ASSOCIATION OF WRENS 90th Anniversary.
THE Association of Wrens was formed in 1920 and is still keeping the sprit of naval Servicewomen alive today. Membership is drawn from ex-Naval Service women together with those currently serving in the Royal Navy. The age of members ranges from early twenties to those who served in the Second World War, including several centenarians.
This year, the AOW is proud to be celebrating 90 years of memories, camaraderie and support with members.at a service of commeration at the Royal Naval Church, St Martins in the Fields , Trafalgar Square, on 13 November 2010. The Association of Wrens fully supports the valued work of the WRNS Benevolent Trust and actively promotes their services
- Back on dry land Support home for seafaring veterans - Recognition
- Back on dry land Support home for seafaring veterans - On every ocean and every sea the line was never broken
- Back on dry land Support home for seafaring veterans - Repaying the Debt
- Back on dry land Support home for seafaring veterans - ASSOCIATION OF WRENS 90th Anniversary
- Back on dry land Support home for seafaring veterans - Women’s Royal Naval Service Benevolent Trust [WRNS BT]
- Back on dry land Support home for seafaring veterans - Weathering the storm of isolation
- Supporting Our Heroes - The Mark Wright Project
- Helping Bereaved Families
- Quality certification for Chaseley
- BLESMA strikes gold
- If you don't know where to go - Start Here
- Big back-up for ex Service moving into ‘civvy street’
- New Jobcentre Plus ‘Champions’ for Armed Forces launched
- FAB Holidays give bereaved forces families a welcome break
- HIGH FLYER - Arthur given new lease of life
- Poppy Adventure Breaks - 2010
