Philanthropy

Our exceptional major donors make a profound impact on the lives of individuals living with severe mental illness. By contributing a gift of over £5,000, you too can help create positive outcomes for families and individuals in need. Join us in transforming lives and making a meaningful difference.

Mental illness devastates lives, but with your support, it doesn't have to.

It affects your ability to work and strains your relationships. It hurts the people closest to you as they watch you struggle to cope. Challenges like unstable housing, social stigma and overburdened healthcare services compound the already daunting experience of living with mental illness.

Our work would not be possible without the support of our major donors. With your generosity, we could create a world where people affected by mental illness do not have to suffer. We work to connect donors to areas of our work that resonate most with their passions and interests. If you would like to make a significant donation, please speak to our team to discuss the ways you can improve the lives of people severely affected by mental illness.

How you can make a difference

£12,000 could pay for one person to stay in our supported accommodation service for a year.

Living without support might be unsafe or difficult to maintain with a mental illness due to stigma resulting in landlord discrimination. Our supported accommodation provides people with a safe space to call home, with caring staff who provide medical assistance when needed. Our team work tirelessly to ensure people can live independently, improve their confidence and prevent social isolation.

£30,000 could fund a safe place in the community to bring 60 isolated people together.

Dealing with terrifying symptoms such as delusions and paranoia, can cause extreme social isolation. Rethink Mental Illness community centers help improve mental health and wellbeing, connecting people with others to help manage symptoms and improve isolation, providing a sense of community that saves lives.

£50,000 will provide 1,000 people with access to vital mental health advice and information.

Navigating a complex health system whilst dealing with a loved one, or even yourself, experiencing a mental health crisis should not be faced alone. By speaking to an expert advisor, people feel part of a community who genuinely understand their situation and can provide practical advice on how to navigate their situation.