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$76.00 Pays travel expenses for 8 volunteers to answer our Support Line

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Messages from other supporters

Thank you for a wonderful night of comedy at the Bloomsbury Theatre.

Donation by Helen Nickols

As a thank you for Brandon giving a great talk to the Amersham Samaritans and because you do a fantastic job

Donation by Linda Cox £30.00 + £7.50 Gift Aid
Because I believe in you!! I'm not a survivor, i'm still a victim in the healing process but the times I've spoken to NAPAC have restored my faith.

Donation by Joanna Harvey £100.00 + £0.00 Gift Aid

Thanks for listening - being believed and respected makes all the difference.

Donation by Anonymous £20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid

Why your donation matters

Case study: donations in action

I am almost 40. When I was 13, I was abused by a family friend. It was summer 1985, the rest of the family were out. The friend who was our builder and decorator was always around but never when I was alone. I hid what happened from all my family for 25 years. My school work suffered and I started to steal things to get attention.

This went on for years. He was always around doing little jobs for my parents. I just disappeared and went to my room. This upset my family as they wanted me to help. In 1989 he offed me a job. I turned him down.

Three years later he was doing contract work where I worked. He trapped me in the toilets and tried it on again.

Fast forward till 2010 when I was affected by a talk I had heard. I then decided to start counselling. During one of these sessions I disclosed to my counsellor. Then the biggest decision I would ever make to disclose to a friend. That day I remember clearly. I couldn't tell my family. In November 2010 I told my dad. He was totally heartbroken. I then told my whole family. It caused me a lot of stress. In may 2011 I was given news that would change my life forever. The community I belonged to told me they didn't want me.

In September 2011 I went on a NAPAC course to help me cope with all the issues I've faced. Since then I've found a good job. I've moved in to my own flat and started to live my life again.

I hope this will bring some hope to others

Ed