We need your support to help transform the lives of people who have experienced long-term and complex mental health difficulties
Your support no matter how big or small makes an enourmous difference and we are very grateful
Ways to donate
Make a one off or regular gift through Total Giving, our preferred online donation platform.
You can also include Gift-Aid in your donation. Donating with Gift Aid means we can claim an extra 25p for every £1 you give & it wont cost you any extra!
You can raise FREE donations for Community Housing and Therapy EVERY time you shop online at no extra cost to you. Just use easyfundraising!
Over 7,000 brands will donate to us when you use easyfundraising to shop with them – All you need to do is sign up and remember to use easyfundraising whenever you shop online. It’s easy and completely FREE! These donations really mount up, so please sign up to support us at: https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/community-housing-and-therapy
How your help can make a difference
£400
£150
Two group music therapy workshop with a visiting creative psychotherapist
£70
A wellbeing day retreat at a local farm for one resident
£25
One resident's enrolment in employment training
£10
Materials for one art therapy session
Weighted blankets,
bean bags and light projectors for our sensory rooms
Fundraise for us
Making a Difference...
Fundraising can take a number of forms: slipping on your trainers for a sponsored walk or run, donning your apron to bake up some treats to sell or – like Carenza, Josh and Mariquita – you could take on an unforgettable challenge.
Carenza, Josh and Mariquita skydived from 13,000ft...
Mariquita completed this remarkable feat aged 85!
Money raised for CHT:
£4,000!
Mariquita!
We hope this gets you itching for an ambitious and invigorating fundraising experience....
Steps to Fundraising: a Mini-Guide
- Set your target
How much do you want to raise? Believe in yourself and be ambitious!
2. Decide what you're going to do
What are your strengths? How could they be used in an activity to meet your fundraising goal?
3. Get planning
The best fundraising efforts are always well organised - think about everything you might need, and any support you require.
4. Have fun and stay safe!
During your event, remember to look out for yourself and those around you... And enjoy yourself! Fundraising is a real achievement, however much you make.
Support so Far....
Staff, residents and volunteers at Lilias Gillies House baked up a storm this summer. Sweet treats always go down well...
Money raised for CHT:
£440.62!
Take a look at our Fundraising Pack and A-Z of Fundraising Ideas for more information and inspiration
Are You Ready To Help Us?
Do you have a fundraising idea? Or need inspiration? Interested in knowing more about our work?
We love to chat - get in contact with our fundraissing team!
PHONE: 020 7381 5888 EMAIL: fundraising@cht.org.uk
Volunteer with us
Our volunteers make a huge contribution to the well-being and recovery of our residents, helping transform lives of people affected by mental health issues.
We offer support to our volunteers so that they can gain as much as they give from volunteering.
Check out our Work With Us page for information on current volunteering opportunities here
Hear our residents talk about the difference CHT has made to their lives
The work we do is vital to transforming the lives of people experiencing the most debilitating mental health difficulties.
We could not do this alone and greatly appreciate all the help we get from wonderful people and organisations who support us.
With special thanks to:
Thank you to our supporters
- Vernon N Ely Charitable Trust
- Morrisions Foundation
- P F Charitable Trust
- Charles S French Charitable Trust
- Adint Charitable Trust
- The Screwfix Foundation
- B&Q Foundation
- Shanly Foundation
- William Allen Young Charitable Trust
- Ladbrokes Coral Trust
"It's the generosity of our donors that allows us to continue transforming the lives of those living with complex mental health difficulties. This support is crucial, and we are incredibly grateful."
- Dr Peter Cockersell, CEO