The Royal British Legion Women's Section
Women's Section
The Women's Section is a National District and is supported by a team based in Haig House - London
For further information on the Women's Section please contact
women@britishlegion.org.uk
The British Legion Women’s Section was formed in 1921 to safeguard the interests of widows and families of ex-Servicemen.
It was also to provide a way for women to be a part of the British Legion and widen its activities.
The Women’s Section is autonomous and self-funding.
Women's Section
The Women's Section is a National District and is supported by a team based in Haig House - London
For further information on the Women's Section please contact
women@britishlegion.org.uk
Youth Membership
Become a Youth Member
Youth membership is free for anyone aged 12-18 years old. To join a completed paper application is required with consent from a parent or guardian. Please contact your local branch to find out more. See our County Branches
County Branches
Youth Groups and Local Branches
Organisations like the Guides, Scouts or one of the Cadet organisations can become affiliated to a local Royal British Legion branch. This is another great way of sharing the experience of Legion membership with younger people.
How can RBL help youth organisations?
- Offering opportunities for The Duke of Edinburgh Award Programme
- Fundraising under the name of the youth organisation
- Offering experience on military knowledge, such as providing an instructor/lecturer from within the branch
- Providing free educational resources
- Raising awareness about the Royal British Legion, and encouraging young people to take part in our activities
How can youth organisations help?
- Help raise funds for the Poppy Appeal
- Become Branch Standard Bearer (adult and youth)
- Attend Remembrance services and parades
If you are a youth organisation looking to connect with a branch, simply make contact with the branch directly or call us on 0808 802 8080 for more information.
