Donate

We Care is a grassroots campaign only made possible through the generosity of amazing supporters like you.

To donate by post simply send your cheque or postal order to: We Care Campaign c/o 4 Riverside Cottages, Chartham, Canterbury, Kent CT4 7JR.


Cheques or postal orders should be made payable to “We Care Campaign” . All donations will be acknowledged by post as soon as possible. Unfortunately, for security reasons, we can’t accept cash.

To donate by post simply send your cheque or postal order to: We Care Campaign c/o 4 Riverside Cottages, Chartham, Canterbury, Kent CT4 7JR.

Cheques or postal orders should be made payable to “We Care Campaign” . All donations will be acknowledged by post as soon as possible. Unfortunately, for security reasons, we can’t accept cash.

An in memory page provides a special space online for you, your family and friends to honour your loved one with memories, photos and videos, as well as making a gift.

We can help you set up your own in memory page for your friends and family to donate to, please email wecare@wecarecampaign.org.uk

We want to get unpaid carers noticed and that is the aim of Sticking Plaster Craftivism. Our belief is that unpaid carers are more than just a sticking plaster that holds health and social care systems together. Using our Sticking Plaster Craftivism kit, we make it possible for you to send a sticking plaster with a handwritten letter to your local MP. It’s all about taking the right steps and seeing change.

We want to get unpaid carers noticed and that is the aim of Sticking Plaster Craftivism. Our belief is that unpaid carers are more than just a sticking plaster that holds health and social care systems together. Using our Sticking Plaster Craftivism kit, we make it possible for you to send a sticking plaster with a handwritten letter to your local MP. It’s all about taking the right steps and seeing change.

Got your duster pack, with everything you need but not sure where to start?
We've got you covered.

Join one of our friendly, flexible online workshops to help you get started with your duster embroidery. Fitted around your caring responsibilities. It’s also great for our mental health and a wonderful way to connect with others who share our experiences.

Run by artist and academic Vanessa Marr, these workshops will be appropriate for all levels, from complete beginner to expert embroiderer including basic sewing instructions and prompts to get the inspiration flowing.

One of the workshops will have a Welsh interpreter.

Further workshops will be organised and promoted throughout the length of the project. You can keep up to date by checking Caring Craftivists page here and on our social media

@WeAreCarers @domesticdusters

Can’t make it, catch our video for hints and tips.