In Darfur, Goats save lives!  Goat’s milk stops children from being malnourished, and mothers can sell surplus milk and yoghurt at market to earn what is often her first ever income. Donate a goat today!

We have specially selected these items to help parents who have babies in special care.  We have chosen these items as they promote bonding with the baby and also can take some of the stress off of parents who will need to 'dash out' and purchase essential care items.  

3D Hand sculpture ot a child's hand for parents to keep forever

This year AFK celebrates 30 years of providing special equipment, education and employment support for disabled children and young people. Can you donate to help fund travel, party food and activitirs on the day (26th June)

Nurses provide vital ongoing treatment and support for those with leprosy, both within medical facilities and camps, as well as through outreach programmes in local communities. 

Our new "Little Wings of Hope" badges are beautifully crafted pins designed to support our charity’s mission and symbolise the strength and resilience we embody. These delicate pins, which feature our iconic butterfly wings logo, are not only a way to show solidarity with our cause but also a gentle reminder of hope and transformation. By wearing one, supporters can carry a small emblem of our charity’s purpose, spreading awareness and fostering a sense of community wherever they go. Each badge purchased contributes directly to our initiatives, allowing us to continue making a positive impact together.

Dover smART Project was founded in 2013 to provide opportunities for disadvantaged children in Dover to take part in a wide range of creative activities and experiences to boost their confidence, enhance their well-being, raise their aspirations and widen their outlook on the world. The charity soon evolved and began similar work with other groups, such as the people without a home and hospice patients, using art and creativity to support their various needs.

We have been really busy at our new skate school project called The Boarding School, and it's great to be welcoming young people back into the youth centre. We would really like to add to the equipment we have on offer and this donation would enable us to purchase a new Grind Rail! What is it? It's similar to a handrail but much lower to the ground and specifically designed to be skate-able. Made of heavy duty box steel, the rail will be custom made to fit in the skate school and provide endless hours of fun and help young people learn new tricks.

The rail will be dedicated in your name if you wish, or with a personalised message of your choosing.