Dispensaire Francais

Registered charity number 1125579

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Why your donation matters

Please support our work and help us change the quality of life of thousands of people.

We need to raise £100,000 now

£ 5,000 will provide 150 laboratory investigations

£ 10,000 will provide 50 scans

£ 50,000 will provide a new lift

£ 75,000 will pay for another nurse for 2 years

All donations are welcome

Depending on the size of your donation we will :

Place a plaque in the hall with your or your company’s name

Name a room after you or your company

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All donations by companies are tax deductible, donations by individuals are covered by the Gift Aid Scheme.

Case study: donations in action

François, a 54 year old homeless man with severe depression, unable to speak English, is sent to us by the French Consulate. He is seen the same day by one of the Dispensaire’s psychologists and the next day by the Dispensaire’s psychiatrist. He has started supervised treament for his depression and, using contacts in the British social services, we are able to secure safe accommodation for him.

Marguerite, a 23 year old student who has recently arrived in the UK, feels unwell and is scared and confused. She comes to see one of the Dispensaire’s GPs. The doctor suspects that the patient may have HIV, a blood test is sent off that day, the result of which is positive. When she is told, Marguerite collapses ; she is alone, far away from family and friends. She spends the best part of two days at the Dispensaire, talking to the full- time members of staff, discussing her options. Finally, she decides to return home for her treatment and the Dispensaire pays for her journey.