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National identity. Local belonging.

Welcoming local groups led by volunteers who understand their area.

Regular contact matters more than grand promises.

A branch begins with veterans meeting regularly: breakfast, a brew, conversation and a dependable reason to connect. Each branch can then develop activity reflecting its members and community.

Coordinators follow the shared charter, membership rules and conduct standards while building a branch that belongs to its area.

Connect locally.

Tell headquarters where you live and we will let you know about an existing or developing branch.

Find my branch

Bring veterans together.

Discuss the branch model, volunteer coordinator role and support available to get started.

Discuss a new branch

Locally led does not mean loosely organised.

  • Volunteer branch coordination
  • Shared charter and membership rules
  • Respectful, inclusive and apolitical conduct
  • No self-deployment during emergencies