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  5. Winter Donation

Your donation could help provide more homes

This Winter, your donation will help Rethink Mental Illness continue to provide our support services for those severely affected by mental illness, including our housing services.

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If you're a UK tax payer, £3 would be worth £3.75 with Gift Aid

When you give money to Rethink under Gift Aid, we will reclaim basic rate tax on that money - currently 25 pence to the pound. If you are a UK tax payer, this means that £1.00 would be worth £1.25 just so long as donations are made through Gift Aid. Imagine what a difference that could make and at no extra cost to you. We can only claim Gift Aid where your full name and home address is provided.

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From Housing to Hope

In this year's Winter Appeal we want to focus on our housing services. Our housing offers more than just a roof over your head - it provides a nurturing environment that transforms lives.

That's why our housing services are vital, providing a warm and welcoming safe place.

How your donation could help

Ensure our amazing Mental Health Recovery Workers can work on a one-to-one basis with residents, helping them to reach their goals and grow their independence.

Help open more houses, providing safe and secure accommodation for those who need it most.

Provide practical support with day-to-day living, such as using public transport, arranging and attending appointments, accessing community groups and resources, or managing and improving nutrition.