Donations
Demand increases while funding falls
Since formation of the Coalition Government there has been new legislation relating to the public spending deficit and we can expect to see an increasing squeeze in all areas. Government’s aim is to encourage people to use mediation before resorting to court.
The Big Society is a prominent part of Government’s drive and this will affect important funds such as the Big Lottery Fund, which will in-turn impact many of the services supported by funding.
As demand for mediation continues to increase and while funding decreases, we need to find ways of making sure that we can continue to provide professional support to families who are going through separation and divorce.
Donation of time or money
Surrey Family & Mediation Services is a charitable organisation focused on helping families who are struggling with the challenges they face during the process of separation and divorce.
By helping children to see through the confusion that arises when parents separate or divorce we can significantly reduce the detrimental short and long term effects.
Maybe you or someone close to you has been through a difficult family separation without any support ……it can be very painful!
If you or someone close to you has benefited from using one of our services and you would like to make a donation or volunteer your time, we would be very grateful!
Please consider supporting us with an online donation.
Other ways to donate and support us:
Send a cheque made payable to: SFMS
Post to:Surrey Family & Mediation Services
Unit A, Aviary Court
138 Miles Road, Epsom
Surrey, KT19 9AB
Gift Aid
Please complete a Gift Aid form to send with your donation cheque. For every £10 donated to Surrey Family & Mediation Services the Inland Revenue adds £2.80 at no extra cost to you.
Gift Aid increases the value of donations to UK charities by allowing them to reclaim basic rate tax on your gift.
Standing Order
You can also donate by completing this standing order form and sending it to your bank/building society.
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