The Evacuees Reunion Association aims to provide links, support and counselling for former evacuees. It also aims to educate the public about the evacuation and commemorate the exodus of the three-and-a-half-million children from areas at risk of enemy bombing during the Second World War.
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The Evacuess Reunion Association is proud to announce Maurice Blik ATCPP RBS FRSA as the artist chosen to create this memorial. His maquette (scale model) of the monument is shown here.
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A Commemorative Service was held at St. Paul's Cathedral, London to mark the 70th Anniversary of the start of the Great Evacuation
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The Evacuees Reunion Association is the largest organisation serving World War Two British evacuees. It is a registered charity and is not a commercial organisation. New members and enquiries are always welcome and we hope that you decide to become a member.
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The Evacuees Reunion Association organises many reunion meetings. Some are very large and attract many thousands of people, but others are much smaller, held in the churches and halls of villages that cared for evacuees.
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The Evacuees Reunion Association was founded in 1996 to ensure that the true story of the evacuation would become better known and recorded for future generations. The Archives section contains details of research the association has initiated along with a database of known evacuees.
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We invite you to contribute to the Forum section of our website, where evacuation stories can be shared. All visitors to our web site are
welcome to read contributions to the Forum but only members of The Evacuation Reunion Association are able to add entries to the Forum.
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