Donate to Salcare

Every day we give practical help to people dealing with hardship, distress and trauma, but we couldn’t do it without help. Hundreds of people like you extend a helping hand every year to keep us open and your support helps us meet the urgent needs of families, children & young people and individuals facing hardship & distress.

Every pound you donate to Salcare is used to improve people’s wellbeing and quality of life – through practical things like food and furniture onto advocacy and therapy – above all though, it gives them hope by showing them that people do care.

You can give hope and support with a monthly donation:

£3 a month helps us maintain our Foodbank and Community Warehouse which supports hundreds
of families living on the breadline keep their heads just above water day to day
£5 a month helps us provide 2 families Arts Therapy counselling for children & young people who’ve
experienced trauma and loss to enable them to increase their confidence and self-esteem
£10 a month helps us support 4 women escape abuse and provides them group support to move on
with their lives, more hopeful for the future
Or through a one-time gift:
£.5.00 pays for our Essential Food Parcel containing items like milk, bread, cheese, soup, fruit & veg
to feed someone for a week.
£15.00 pays for one of our Independent Domestic Abuse Advisers to work with a victim of domestic
abuse and begin developing their safety plan together.
£30.00 buys an Art Therapy Kit including art materials and paper used to engage children and young
people in art therapy activities for 6 weeks.
£50.00 keeps our van on the road for a week: collecting food donations, sofa’s and kitchen white
goods as well as delivering emergency furniture packages to women and families escaping harm.
£75.00 buys a Mackenzie Support Worker’s time spent supporting a person through high conflict
child custody cases in the Family Court

Please contact is if you have any concerns regarding donating and GDPR.

Thank you for your support.

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