As we approach the end of another financial year, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to our amazing supporters. Your generosity has made a real difference in the lives of those living and working at Yateley Industries.

With the 6th of April fast approaching, we’re asking for one final show of support. Your end-of-year donation can help us continue to improve the services we offer.

We have several urgent projects in need of support, from refurbishing our neglected accommodation to replacing our aging van, which is barely holding on.

Why Give Before April 6th?

✅ Make a Lasting Impact – Your donation helps us continue supporting our disabled employees and residents.

✅ Double Your Donation – Every £1 you give will be matched, doubling your impact.

✅ Potential Tax Benefits – Donations made before April 6th may be eligible for tax relief.

Give today and help us finish the financial year strong! 💪

Meet the People Your Donation Will Support

Below are some of the incredible residents and employees at Yateley Industries whose lives will be positively impacted by your generosity. Your donation helps us continue making a real difference for them.

Sean, one of our Team Leaders is a resident at Yateley Industries and has been working here for over 12 years. He likes the more challenging tasks in the factory. In his free time, Sean enjoys swimming

Gemma has been a resident and employee here for 24 years. She fondly recalls when the factory sold block-printed items and has thoroughly enjoyed reviving this skill during recent activity sessions and workshops.

Leslie has been working at Yateley Industries over 12 years now and has lived here for 2 years. Leslie enjoys his work and likes to keep busy. Always ready to lend a hand, Leslie frequently assists at our Community Lunches.

Chris has been working at Yateley Industries since 2017 and used to be a lorry driver until illness made it impossible for him to continue. He says that the support he has had from the Yateley Industries team has been invaluable in helping him get back on this feet and working again.