Monday 15 March 2010
We will raise this money through the generosity of our individual supporters in the UK and overseas. Discover how you can get involved.
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Malawi Village Sponsorship gives you a personal connection to a rural community in Malawi. The funds you and your group raise will go directly towards providing healthcare in your chosen village. |
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Our Apprentice style scheme for budding entrepreneurs, International Big Wigs, is raising funds for end-of-life care in Albania. Listen to an interview with Sue Ryder Care fundraiser, Louise Barret, on the Ryder Albania Appeal. |
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| Join Ex-Premiership Legends at the Sue Ryder International Cup 2010. Play your way to the top in the tournament of 32 teams for a chance to prove yourself against Ex-Premier League masters of the beautiful game. |
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The Kwacha Club, a giving club for individuals who are passionate about the development of Malawi.
Cycle Malawi in our challenge of a lifetime. Experience tropical Africa at its best in one of the most laid-back nations on the earth, a challenge that will change your life.
The impact your support will have is considerable.
| £5 could enable a person living with epilepsy in Malawi to live free of seizures - for a year |
| £25 could cover the cost of providing medication to a person living with cancer in Albania |
| £100 could cover the weekly cost of providing arts therapy activities for people living with dementia in Czech Republic |
| £500 could keep a mobile nursing clinic operating in rural Albania for six weeks |
| £1,200 will enable us to purchase a wheelchair for a young disabled adult in Poland |
Donate to our international work (and tick the international box)
If you would like to support our efforts to provide care to people where it is needed most, email international@suerydercare.org or telephone our international team on 020 7400 0637.
Sue Ryder Care gratefully acknowledge the support of trusts and foundations and in particular Jersey Overseas Aid Commission (JOAC) and the British Department for International Development (DFID).
