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Four simple steps to give back to the Forces family, or see other ways you can donate…

  1. 1. Choose amount
  2. 2. Your details
  3. 3. A bit of admin
  4. 4. Secure payment
  • £5 would allow us to buy food vouchers for those that are homeless or struggling with finances.
  • £25 would allow us to cover the cost of one phone call through Forcesline, our free confidential support line.
  • £50 pays for a SSAFA trained caseworker to visit a veteran in need of financial, emotional and practical suport.
  • £100 pays for a family member to stay at our Norton Homes for the night close to their injured loved one.

Cheques & charity vouchers

Please make your cheque or voucher payable to ‘SSAFA’ and send with our donation form, which includes Gift Aid to:

SSAFA,
19 Queen Elizabeth Street,
London,
SE1 2LP

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Need a hand with your donation?

Call us on 0207 463 9225
Monday to Friday — 9:15am – 5:00pm

Your donation could help people like:

Alan

Alan

Alan Smith
SSAFA helped 85 year old Alan Smith, who spent eight years in the Army and four years in 66 Airborne Regiment, move from a flat where there was significant anti-social behaviour to a quieter accommodation, fitted with new carpets and curtains.

Shareen

Shareen

Shareen Franklin
Meet Shareen Franklin, who's husband Nick was seriously injured in November 2011, losing his left leg after an IED explosion. They're just two of the people our accommodation at Norton House near Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham has helped.

Ethan

Ethan

Ethan Cooke
Ethan Cooke, 9, has severe learning delays and autism. He has attended one of SSAFA’s Short Breaks for young people with a disability or additional need and his brother Ryan, 14, has attended several of SSAFA’s Short Breaks for Siblings.