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Donate to COT

Although we raise money through enterprises such as the Rare Breeds Centre and by selling things we grow and make, we still depend hugely on donations to continue and expand our work.

Please think about supporting us - your money will be warmly appreciated and wisely spent.

The best way of supporting us is to set-up a regular donation by direct debit which enables us to plan our work effectively. Donate now and help us support adults with learning disabilities get the support they need.

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You can purchase items on our Amazon wish list. You can also make a one off donation or consider becoming a regular donor. Your regular support means we can respond more effectively to people's needs and plan for the future with confidence.

Here’s how your donation can make a difference

  • £15 could provide art supplies for a creative expression session, allowing participants to explore painting, drawing, and crafting as a way to boost confidence and self-expression.
  • £25 could fund materials for a sensory box activity, providing textures, scents, and interactive items that offer a calming and engaging experience.
  • £50 could sponsor a “Music & Movement” session with instruments and props, helping individuals explore rhythm, coordination, and social interaction through music.
  • £100 could support a gardening project, supplying tools, seeds, and planters, allowing individuals to grow flowers, vegetables, or herbs that they can nurture and enjoy.
  • £150 could provide a set of adaptive fitness tools, like resistance bands and soft weights, to support strength and movement training in an inclusive way.
  • £250 could sponsor a local art exhibition featuring artwork created by participants, allowing them to showcase their talents, gain confidence, and connect with the community.
  • £500 could fund a custom communication toolkit, such as tablets with specialised apps, picture boards, or speech devices, enabling those with limited verbal abilities to express themselves more easily.

Click here to view other ways to Donate.

 

Donate to COT