Support us

As a charity, we rely on support from people in our communities to provide programmes and activities to empower people with learning disabilities and autism. 

There are many ways you can support our work. Whether that's donating funds, volunteering with us or getting involved in fundraising activities to raise money for our cause.

Share has a long track record of making a positive impact on disabled and autistic people's lives. Many people with learning disabilities and autism suffer from social isolation and poor health outcomes, but 93% of our students tell us that Share helps them to make friends and 85% say we support them to be healthier. Developing our students' independent living skills and supporting them to make their own choices is a huge part of our work, 89% say we help them to do things by themselves and 83% say we help them make choices for themselves.

Year on year, our students make progress in areas such as physical health, communication and work readiness, demonstrating the impact of our person-centred approach to working with every student. And we have now reversed the negative impact of Covid on our students' physical health, as they embrace more physical activity and healthier food choices.

Donate

You can choose to give a one-off donation or donate monthly.

Setting up a monthly gift is the most efficient way to support us, reliable income means we can plan for the future and commit to long-term projects, giving consistency to our students.

What could your donation pay for?

• £15 could pay for a student to enjoy a trip out in the community as part of our Out And About programme
• £50 could pay for the examination fees for an accredited course for one student
• £95 could fund a student place for one full day at Share

Volunteer

Volunteering at Share is an incredibly rewarding experience. Your skills and time will make such a difference supporting more people within our community.

You can help equip future generations of disabled people to live happier, healthier and more independent lives by remembering us in your will. 

We have created a guide which provides useful information about what you need to consider when writing or updating a will.

There are many ways to fundraise for Share like taking on an active challenge or hosting your own fundraising event. You can help us develop more services to help disabled people move towards independence whilst having fun and connecting with your friends, family and community.

Get in touch to find out more: info@sharecommunity.org.uk or call 020 7924 2949.