Give a gift that makes a difference this Easter
By giving a gift to a friend or loved one, you’ll be helping young people at a time when they need it most. From a hot meal to support back into education, your kindness and generosity will help young people experiencing homelessness move from crisis to stability.
Bus ticket
£5
could pay for a network saver bus ticket, to keep young people in touch with friends and provide transport to key worker appointments.
Easter hot meal
£10
could provide a hot meal for a young person experiencing homelessness at our day centre.
£12
could provide access to our health and wellbeing sessions – such as yoga and martial arts – so a young person experiencing homelessness feels better equipped to deal with their challenging circumstances.
£15
£18
Easter hot meal and food parcel
£20
could provide a hot meal at our day centre and a weekly food parcel to take away for a young person experiencing homelessness.
Access to our facilities
£25
could provide access to our drop-in centre to have a healthy meal, a hot shower and a toiletry pack, and use our laundry facilities. These services are vital for young people experiencing homelessness who may be street homeless, or sofa surfing.
New clothes or shoes
£30
could pay for a new pair of shoes or a smart outfit for a job interview, so a young person experiencing homelessness can find employment.
Home comforts
£40
could pay for home comforts such as kitchen utensils, pots and pans, and cutlery when a young person experiencing homelessness moves into their own home.
A day out
£50
could pay for a day out to somewhere like Chessington World of Adventures, to give a young person experiencing homelessness a break from their circumstances and the chance to enjoy the type of trips a family might arrange.
Training and support
£75
could help a young person gain knowledge and confidence with all aspects of maintaining their own place.
Support a young person
£100
could support our Crisis Fund – providing vital emergency support such as nappies, toiletries and sanitary products, as well as new clothes.
Support our day centre
£456
could support our drop-in centre for a day, to provide a safe space for young people experiencing homelessness to visit, have a hot meal, a shower and do their laundry.
Support our kitchen
£650
could help keep our kitchen running, paying for new equipment as needed, such as fridges, cookers, and cooking equipment.
Support our safe space
£1,000
could keep our studio running, giving access to a range of health and wellbeing activities, helping young people achieve their goals.
Help fund our drop-in centre
£4,711
could help fund our drop-in centre for a whole week, allowing us to be there for young people experiencing homelessness in Brighton and Hove who need support.