Appeals introduction

In the past, people with learning difficulties and/or autism have often been seen as inactive or in need of charity and on the ‘receiving end’.  We work in a way to change that attitude and the way we are funded is no different.  As a Community Interest Company, we are set up to work in a way that empowers people with learning difficulties and/or autism (visit our Co-Production page for more information).  People are fully involved in all of the work that we do, and not just passive receivers of support - we work together to achieve equality and inclusion.  For this reason, we are careful not to run fundraising appeals, or accept general donations that shift the power balance away from people we support.

We believe that a diverse and inclusive society is better for everyone, not just the people who may have been marginalised.  Your donations and support will be used by the organisation to support our work to achieve a society that is better for all of us, not just people with learning difficulties and/or autism.

To be part of our work through giving a donation and joining one of our campaigns, take a look at our current appeals below.

Help fund our vital work

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Help us have more influence!

We want to live in a world where every single person is valued as an individual. We believe people should be treated as equals. We need your support to help more people see what we do so we can change negative attitudes about learning difficulties and autism! Read more

Target £5,000 Raised so far £0

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Workshop: Better Counselling for People with a Learning Difficulty

We are creating a workshop where counsellors and people with learning difficulties can learn from each other to improve access and effectiveness to counselling of people with learning difficulties. We need your support! Read more

Target £4,500 Raised so far £55

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Being Heard

Help make sure our voices are heard as loud as anyone else. Support our campaign work so people with learning difficulties and/or autism can be seen, be heard and belong. Read more

Target £2,000 Raised so far £266

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