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The National Association for
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Donate to NAPACWhy donate...Childhood abuse doesn't just affect children. It affects the adults they become. Adult survivors of childhood abuse need someone to talk to who won't judge them, but will support them as they begin to heal. NAPAC run the only national freephone Support Line for adult survivors, providing that valuable listening ear and signposting to local support groups where they exist. The demand for our service is evident in the average 600 calls we receive a week to our Support Line. Currently, our resources enable us to answer 10% of these calls, a percentage we desperately want to increase! To do this we need more volunteers answering calls. Which means we need a larger space, more Support Line phones and computers, more staff to support the extra workload, more training for the new volunteers...and the list goes on. To achieve all of the above we need money. Money that you give to us will go towards enabling NAPAC to answer as many calls as possible and hence providing the support that survivors across the UK need and deserve.
How to donate...There are many ways in which you could support us financially and however much you give us, by whatever method you choose, we will be so grateful for your generosity! In the top left corner of this page there is a list of ways to donate to NAPAC. We suggest you have a look through each of them and see which one most suits you. You may want to give a one-off donation, or set up a monthy standing order. You may be an individual who quite likes a challenge and wants to have a go at fundraising for us, or you could be the supportive type who'd much prefer sponsoring one of our fundraisers! Hopefully there'll be a donating method to suit you in the list...but if there isn't you can ultimately donate to us any way you like! That said, have a browse and if you have any questions email Helen in the office at helen@napac.org.uk Thank you in advance for your support...by helping us you are helping many!
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Thank you for taking the time to get in touch. I have contacted the support groups you suggested.
~ Stephanie