Royal Navy Officers' Charity

The Royal Navy Officers' Charity supports serving and retired Royal Navy Officers, along with their dependants.

From:
Office for Veterans' Affairs
Published
12 September 2024
Finance:
Financial help and Funeral costs
Employment, education and training:
Transition support and Education and other training
Housing:
Homelessness, crisis accommodation
Families and children:
Support for spouses and families
England:
North East and Yorkshire, North West, Midlands, East of England, London, South West and South East
Northern Ireland:
North (Coleraine Area), South (Portadown Area), East (Holywood Area) and West (Enniskillen Area)
Scotland:
The Southern Uplands, The Central Lowlands, Grampian Mountains and Northern Highlands, Hebrides and the Northern Isles
Wales:
Mid and West Wales, North Wales, South Wales Central, South Wales East and South Wales West

About the Royal Navy Officers’ Charity

The Royal Navy Officers’ Charity (RNOC) provides grants to both serving and retired officers of the Naval Service (including members of the Royal Navy, the Women’s Royal Naval Service and the Queen Alexandra’s Royal Naval Nursing Service).

Their grants aim to relieve poverty or distress, either through one-off grants or long-term financial support. Grants are means-tested and can be supported by a SSAFA or Royal British Legion recommendation.

In-service officers should seek a recommendation through the appropriate welfare organisation.

In certain cases, the RNOC is able to take direct applications from individuals.

Get in touch with the Royal Navy Officers’ Charity

By phone

Phone: 0207 402 5231
Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm (except public holidays)

By email

Email: [email protected]

Online

Website: Royal Navy Officers’ Charity

By post

The Royal Navy Officers’ Charity
70 Porchester Terrace
Bayswater
London
W2 3TP

Updates to this page

Published 12 September 2024
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