The British Evacuee Association, a non profit registered charity for the evacuated children during the second world war
join the British Evacuees Association and be part of a worldwide group dedicated to preserving the story of the Great Evacuation for future generations
Become a member of the British Evacuee Association, anyone can join, reciev a bi-monthly newsletter as well as other benefitsDonate to our Evacuee Memorial Fund, to preserve the memory of the evacuation for future generationsRegister as an Evacuee and receive your certificate of recognition
Become a member of the British Evacuees Association and recieve our bi-monthly newsletter, keeping you up to date and in touch with evacuees all over the world

We are not closing until September 2025 – join us now to receive a copy of the latest ‘Evacuee’ shown here

Evacuees Magazine

It is not too late to join us! The membership fee is £28.00 – During your membership you will still receive four No 16 page ‘Evacuee’ magazines regardless of when in this year you join us.  Each publication is full of stories and photographs, articles of interest and news of any forthcoming events. Our popular ‘Lost Touch’ has reunited former evacuees from their school days and our ‘Into the 90’S and Beyond’ membership is increasing in numbers.

Whether you were an evacuee during the Second World War, had evacuees stay at your home or in your village or just interested in learning more about the Great Evacuation... join us now!

Evacuee Membership Rates

UK per year £28.00
For Overseas Membership rates, please email the office  

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We also have back dated copies of our newsletter available for sale at £4.50 each if you would like to order any please let us know.

Cenotaph Parade in London September 2018

Reg and Karen waiting for the arrival of our Contingent 8.30am Sunday 10th November 2019

Our group ready to march at The Cenotaph 10th November 2019

Our group ready to march at The Cenotaph 10th November 2019

Cenotaph Parade in London September 2018

Olive and Reg, 10th November 2019

Certificate of Recognition, order yours now

Jean Attwell (nee Gannon) and Joyce Nagle (nee Robinson) were school friends and reunited by The British Evacuees Association in July 2022.

George Jackson presents a bench to Wootton Courtenay village to show his appreciation to the village. Its school and its people.

PATRONS
Mr Michael Aspel OBE – Television Presenter and former evacuee
Sir Robert Crawford CBE – Former Director General of the Imperial War Museum
Lady Emma Barnard – of Parham Park, home for evacuees during World War Two
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Former Patron and Evacuee - Sir Roger Moore
Former Patron and Evacuee Sir Bruce Forsyth CBE
Former Patron and Evacuee Mr Henry Sandon MBE

PATRONS
Mr Michael Aspel OBE – Television Presenter and former evacuee
Sir Robert Crawford CBE – Former Director General of the Imperial War Museum
Lady Emma Barnard – of Parham Park, home for evacuees during World War Two
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Former Patron and Evacuee - Sir Roger Moore
Former Patron and Evacuee Sir Bruce Forsyth CBE
Former Patron and Evacuee Mr Henry Sandon MBE