Kindness starts small. Whether it’s a smile or a kind word, every little bit counts in making a big difference in someone’s life.
How does it work? Donate through our campaign page on BigGive.com – If you donate, your donation is doubled to help make your kindness go twice as far.
Together, let’s support children from armed forces communities to overcome unique mental health and wellbeing challenges. Join our #ForceForGood.
Donations open from 12pm on 14 May 2024.
We all continue to face financial challenging situations at the moment.
Match funding means that whatever you can donate means double the kindness.
Our campaign runs from 14-28 May 2024.
Help us meet the unique mental health and wellbeing needs of children from armed forces communities.
Donations open from 12pm on 14 May 2024.
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From there, donate whatever you can which is matched to make your kindness go twice as far. That means Double the Difference.
So, when you donate £5 it becomes £10, £20 becomes £40 and so on.
Donations open from 12pm on 14 May-28 May 2024.
We all continue to face financial challenging situations at the moment.
Match funding means that whatever you can donate means double the kindness.
Donate now
In this videoclip, Lotty describes some of the realities for her when it comes to deployment.
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There are many unique challenges too.
From the anxiety and uncertainty of parental deployment, family separation to taking on greater responsibilities around the home or caring for a loved one.
Many experience regular moves around the United Kingdom and overseas, which disrupts education and learning, friendships, routines and much more too.
That’s simply the tip of the iceberg – Many feel powerless in the face of change, isolated, lost and alone in new places, as well as anxious about what may lie ahead.
Donations open from 12pm on 14 May-28 May 2024.
Donate nowWatch our further short videos covering further topics that can affect mental health and wellbeing.
Eva describes how it feels to be ‘The New Kid’ regarding moving around the United Kingdom and overseas in an armed forces family.
Josh will begin his acting studies later this year, so we asked him to describe a script for Month of the Military Child.
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Donations will help children and young people from armed forces communities overcome unique challenges to mental health and wellbeing.
Match funding means that whatever you can donate means double the kindness.
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