Im running to help support Making Miracles

At Forever Angels Baby Home we care for between 30 and 40 orphaned babies and toddlers at any time.  Our biggest expense is milk, but as the babies are weaned, we need to buy lots of fresh fruit and vegetables to ensure they have a good diet.  We spend around £150 per month on fruit and vegetables and would love your support to buy this.

It is easy to forget the obsitacles that some people face everyday. £4.50 is the price of a coffee trip for some but can be the difference between a young person getting to a job interview or not. 

For as little at £25, a member of the Sanctus Support Hub team can provide 1:1 specialist advice to someone homeless or struggling with other vulnerabilities. This initial contact can be the help that is needed for them to take the next steps and access wider support. These interactions can save lives.

These bottles have a much smaller teat with a smaller hole, which stops the milk from flowing too fast and flooding the mouths of the very little cardiac babies, giving them a bit more time to try and sort out their suck and swallow. 

We run many mindfulness sessions at Autism Together and our Raby site would like to start doing these during the good weather out on our fields with nature and our goats and alpaccas roaming around. By being portable mats we can take them to support people directly in their homes or an area of their choosing such as our woodlands or wooden chalets. 

The Boarding School is the name of our new indoor skateboarding project. We've got a hall full of ramps at our youth centre that we set up each week for young rippers. Your wish will help us provide skateboard tuition to a young person to help them progress and earn locally recognised accreditation.

Your donation would provide a 1-2-1 session to support a young carer who may be in crisis.

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.

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