Donations
Donations enable us to make long-term commitments to our projects and the children they support.
By making a monthly donation your gift provides vulnerable children with the security of knowing our services will always be available to them.
If you prefer to donate offline, please make your cheque, postal order or CAF voucher payable to ‘Kidasha’, or donate directly to our bank (at HSBC, acc name Kidasha, acc no. 81368923, sort 40-02-31).
- Gift Aid is a great way to make your donation go further. Don’t forget to send us your Gift Aid Form
- Text to Donate is an easy way to make donations up to £20 from your phone. Text KID10 to 70085 to donate £10, KID15 to donate £15, or KID20 to donate £20 – you get it!
We found Ramesh wandering the streets aged only 8 years old, sniffing glue to stave off his hunger and blot out the pain of the violence, rape and abuse he faced every day on the street. Ramesh is just one of many children in similar circumstances for whom there is no government protection or support. we provide intensive all round support from trained social workers and counsellors to help children turn their lives around – helping them to make better choices, giving them access to learning and development opportunities and, whenever safe and realistic to do so, reintegrating them with their families

£5
can provide a safe place to sleep and nutritious food for a street child.

£35
could buy a uniform and the books, stationary and materials a child needs to go to school.

£30
could pay for a working boy or girl to complete our 35 hours functional learning course.
Muna was 14 years old & a domestic worker, when she was identified by our project outreach workers. They persuaded her employer to allow Muna to attend Non Formal Education classes in one of our drop-in centres. She later completed nine months tailoring training and work experience and is now earning a good income from her own business, which Kidasha helped her set up.
£75
could enable a young person to have specialized support in our midway home for a month.
£200
could provide a business start-up grant for a young person.
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