Donate to help more people into recovery

Your donations are vital to the services Kennedy Street can provide for recovery from addiction to improve and change lives.

Choose how much you would like to contribute. Apple Pay, Google Pay and major credit and debit cards accepted.

Thank you for your support!

Donate by TEXT

 

To DONATE £3

Text RECOVERY to 70450

To DONATE £10

Text RECOVERY to 70490

Texts cost £3 / £10 plus one standard rate message

Helpline:

020 3416 3643

 

Text chat:

077757 37314

Hours of service: 9am – 9pm 7 days a week.

Other ways you can give

Give in memory of your loved one

Help us support more people to change – make a donation on this page or raise funds in memory of your loved one.

Donate by BACS

You can make a one-off donation or regular Standing Order directly into our bank. Please let us know if you do this so we can notify and thank you personally when your donation has arrived.

Metro Bank Business account
Name of Account: Kennedy St CiO
Account number: 38652941
Sort code: 23-05-80
IBAN: GB83MYMB23058038652941
SWIFT BIC: MYMBGB2L

Donations by post

Please make cheques out to “Kennedy Street CiO” and post to:
Kennedy Street Foundation, Bank House, Southwick Square, Southwick, E. Sussex BN42 324

“The level of understanding and compassion shown by all (at Kennedy Street), from the initial helpline call to the partnership I established with my recovery coach, has made my recovery journey life-changing.”

Don, 34.

Employed. Gambling & alcohol addiction.

Fundraising

Take on a personal challenge or join us at one of our social fundraising events.

See what some of our volunteers have done to raise funds.

Shop + Donate!

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Payroll Giving

Payroll Giving is the easiest way to make a regular tax-free donation to Kennedy Street.

Donations are taken each month from your salary before tax, which means more money goes to the people we support.

Where your money goes

Support & Signposting

Getting people on to a road of recovery.

Building a hub

We are creating a safe, inclusive community hub where people can connect and make a difference.

Training & Development

Workshop-based learning & personal development.

Core team

Training and development of our core team, our volunteers and trustees.

Connector Coaching

People to peer supporters building long-term community connections.

Sustainability of vision

Developing our policies and procedures.

Running Costs

Regular & start-up costs, online marketing & training platforms.

Accountability

Creating and maintaining a charity log database.

Insurance.

Your donations are so important and greatly appreciated.

As well as contributing to the costs of our day to day operations they also help fund the following:

Our national helpline and a text chat service that is available 7 days a week and manned by trained and empathetic staff. This enables us to signpost people to the recovery services they need.

At the heart of our charity is the Recovery Connect programme which offers a variety of peer-led services, including one-to-one coaching, workshops and training.

Our purpose is to promote recovery from addiction; improve health and wellbeing and encourage social inclusion, through education, training and personal development.

We believe coaching, training and education are the best ways to create a sustainable, visible recovery community in which families, children and individuals can thrive.

See how your donation can help our work.

Hub notes #5 – June 18

Hub notes #5 – June 18

At our Tuesday women’s Recovery Connects group we saw a miracle in action when a newcomer said she was unhappy about people labelling themselves alcoholics or addicts when that wasn’t all they were. Over coffee and pastries we checked in and began to work through this.

Hub notes #4 – June 11

Hub notes #4 – June 11

Anna, joining us for the first time, was talking about how she’d tried different meetings and found she liked some more than others. We chatted about how meetings do have a different ‘character’ or ‘flavour’. In Brighton and Hove we are really lucky to have so many meetings to choose from in many fellowships!