Five ways to help KCIL this Christmas

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Help KCIL this Christmas to continue its work supporting disabled adults and children in your local area into 2025. This festive season, we are fundraising to support our befriending projects. Each £50 raised provides much-needed funds for us to host three disabled people at one of our events in 2025. We’re excited to see what 2025 will bring; we’re looking forward to adding activities such as chair yoga, drumming, and much more to our befriending events, plus our annual favourite, the KCIL boat trip.

You can help KCIL in five easy ways;

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Sign up for easyfundraising. As you shop online, big brands give KCIL money—at no extra cost to you.
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Nominate KCIL to receive £1,000 from the Benefact Group in their Movement for Good 12 Days of Giving Draw. The more nominations we have, the bigger chance we will be one of the lucky charities. Fill in the quick and easy nomination form here.
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Play the Kingston Community Lottery with KCIL as your nominated charity. We’ve raised £389.50 through the Kingston Community Lottery this year. Can you help us reach £500 by the end of this year?
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Jason, KCIL’s marathon-running CEO, is at it again, this time running the London Marathon for KCIL in April. With some early donations, you can help encourage Jason’s training through the long winter months.
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Donate directly to KCIL through the PayPal Giving Fund; 100% of your donation through the PayPal Giving Fund goes directly to KCIL, and you don’t have to have a PayPal account to donate.

KCIL has had a busy year this year.

KCIL's recruiter Aggie interviewing someone at a job centre

KCIL’s PA support services in Kingston, Richmond and Sutton have been busy connecting PAs with disabled people and their families.

Two of the KCIL team at an information event

Our SEND Brokerage services have supported families in managing their Personal Health Budgets and Education and Health Care Plans.

A young person holds his travel training certificate up to the camera while standing at a bus stop

The KCIL-run Independent Travel Training Team in Sutton has expanded to include two travel trainers. The team supports young people with special educational needs and disabilities in learning to travel independently by public transport, increasing their independence and creating new opportunities for study, work, and leisure.

A woman in a wheelchair faces a flight of stairs

KCIL’s Accessibility Officer has been supporting local disabled people with accessibility issues and advising local organisations on making their facilities more accessible.

A KCIL meeting, with a KCIL member of staff and KCIL patron Ann Macfarlane

The KCIL team has supported local disabled people with information, advice, and guidance on disability-related issues, such as PIP and Blue Badges.

Students and their trainer in the new manual handling training venue

The KCIL event team has been out in the community across Kingston and Sutton, offering free PA and carer training, community picnics, befriending sessions, trips to local nature reserves, and more.

We are immensely grateful for your support this year. Help us to have an even busier year next year. Thank you!

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