Membership badge to a member of the D.A.F. Woman’s League for a Specialist on the “Ortsgruppen” level (Hü 3001 e). The badge is made from silvered metal and enamel and is marked “RZM M1/92” on safety pin.

Frauenamt was the name of a sub-organization of the German Labor Front (DAF). After the unions were smashed during the National Socialist era, the "managers" and their "followers" were organized in the DAF according to the law on the organization of national work.

The DAF managed its 23 offices from its headquarters on Potsdamer Strasse in Berlin. Party member Gertrud Scholtz-Klink headed the women 's office of the DAF (office 16 in the central office of the DAF) and thus the company social workers and the local women's offices in Germany and in occupied countries. Like the Frauenamt in Berlin, each local branch of this organization was called a Frauenamt.