Make a one-off or regular donation to CARA
Demand for CARA's services has more than quadrupled over the last ten years! We need to secure funding to enable us to respond to the many victims and survivors of sexual violence and child sexual abuse who need our support - now and in the future.
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You can make a one off or regular monthly donation through our Just Giving* page .
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You can make a text donation. Just text CARA and the amount you'd like to donate to 70085 (so, for example, if you'd like to donate £10, text CARA 10 to 70085). This costs the donation amount plus a standard rate message.
- You can send a cheque, payable to CARA to Mailbox 302, Communications House, 9 St John's Street, Colchester CO2 7NN.
- If you are a UK taxpayer don’t forget to Gift Aid your donation, as this will mean CARA will get an extra 25p for every £1 you donate. You can do this through Just Giving, or by completing a gift aid form.
Your donation can be as little or as much as you can afford. Every donation helps!
Thank you so much for supporting CARA's work!
*We choose to use Just Giving to collect donations for CARA. Just Giving claims gift aid on CARA's behalf - saving us time on administration.

What your donation means to CARA
A donation of £5 could enable us to send specialist Self-Care packs to five victims of sexual violence.
A donation of £10 could buy toys and other equipment to be used in Play Therapy sessions for victims of child sexual abuse aged 3-12.
A donation of £30 could fund a one-to-one therapy session for a young person who has been the victim of sexual violence or child sexual abuse.
A donation of £50 could help us to support a victim of sexual violence in finding a safe home - away from where the sexual violence took place and triggering memories.
A donation of £200 could help us run a group for survivors of sexual violence, helping them to make connections with other survivors and learn self-care techniques.
A donation of £500 could support a full course of specialist counselling for a victim of sexual violence or child sexual abuse, helping them to develop coping strategies and enabling them to move forwards with their lives.