GET INVOLVED
You may still be struggling with mental illness or be someone who has recovered, be a carer of a friend or family member who is unwell, or just someone who wants to help those with difficulties… whoever you are, whatever your background, you can all make a contribution.
The main role of our volunteers is to provide a listening and empathetic ear to our members. We are always looking for friendly people to join our team, if you could commit to a regular drop-in session, we'd love to hear from you.
If you feel you have additional skills that you'd like to bring to Pepper's, let us know
Photography; Music making; Organisation and administration; Fund raising skills; Arts and crafts; Marketing.
You name it we could probably use it.
If you think you would like to make a contribution with your time, skill or care please contact Pepper’s - A Safe Place, or drop in at the centre for a chat.
We are currently looking for volunteers for our Sunday and Wednesday sessions.
Make a difference this year by supporting Pepper’s.
The past couple of years have been a roller coaster for us all with many experiencing mental health challenges for the first time and for many with ongoing conditions they have been locked-down and lonely for months, struggling with constant uncertainty, their support networks disappearing.
Your donation however big or small will help us in our efforts to support the mental health and wellness of our community. We will be able to provide activities, such as Tai Chi and cookery classes, maintain our premises on the High Street, help people re-connect and get back into society.
We continue to get more referrals for those requiring our services and have expanded our opening hours to accommodate this ever growing need.
Every Donation Counts.
To make a donation please click on the link below and select your preferred payment method.
£10 gets us art supplies for activities, £40 can provide a group therapeutic activity, £100 can empower a member through First Aid training or a Food Hygiene course, £300 covers the cost of training a volunteer in Mental Health First Aid and enables our support lines to stay open and £600 means our premises can remain open and provide a safe place to our community for 1 month.