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We have more ways than ever for you to support or get involved during the festive season, while helping to spread joy all year!
Support The Merry 365 Appeal
Try your luck in our Fortnum’s Christmas Hamper raffle or our Festive 50/50 Cash Lottery, treat yourself to a showstopping event to step into the season with, or sign up to an exhilarating challenge- however you choose to get involved, you can make a positive difference to the lives of the people we support, every day of the year.
“Care packages for our clients only cover the most basic living costs, such as housing, water, heating and food. As we are committed to enabling the people we support to fulfil their potential we must fundraise so that we can continue to offer an outstanding level of care and range of activities. We are a proactive and innovative charity but we simply could not sustain our services without the generous donations we receive from supporters. Whether you take part in a sponsored challenge, nominate us as your work place charity of the year or hold a fundraising event in the support of The Meath, every pound you raise will make a positive impact on the lives of the people we support. Thank you”
Lucy Miguda, Head of Fundraising
01483 411071
Host a fundraising event for The Meath
If you belong to an organisation in the surrounding area, we would be delighted to visit your group and give a talk about the work of The Meath and Epilepsy. Whether you’re contemplating a quiz evening, fete, talk, or concert in support of The Meath, it’s our pleasure to offer the support you need to make your fundraising event a great success.
Contact the Fundraising team
Find out about our Fundraising compliments, comments and complaints policy:
Fundraising Compliments, Comments & Complaints Policy1,920
Skills Centre sessions every year
201
On-site GP & Nurse Practitioner Clinic hours every year
295,256
Total hours of specialist care every year
On behalf of the people we support, thank you so much.
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“My son has highly complex care needs, in addition to epilepsy, David has limited mobility and is nonverbal, he is fed directly into his stomach by PEG. But at The Meath he is regarded as just another person and is seen for who he is. Everything is set up for David to feel that life is wonderful. “
Julie, Mother to David