We need your support to increase the number and improve the quality of short breaks to disabled children across the UK. Short breaks make a vital difference to disabled children and their families. 
We rely on donations to fund our work.

£15 – Will recruit short break carers for a disabled child by providing a copy of a recruitment DVD
£50 – Will improve the quality of short break a disabled child receives through carer training materials for short break carers
£150 – Will improve the quality of a short break that 3 disabled children receive through our free short break carer training event.

Donate now
Send us a one-off donation through our charity Bank CAF using your credit or debit card or your CAF charity account if you have one.  
Or send a cheque, please make it payable to Shared Care Network and post it to: 34-36 Easton Business Centre, Felix Road, Easton. Bristol, BS5 0HE  (please send in the completed gift aid form to help let us claim a further 28p per £1 back from the government!)

Donate regularly
This helps us plan ahead.  Donate whatever you want on a regular basis by:
completing our standing order form.pdf
Payroll giving
This is a brilliant tax effective way to give more.  Payroll giving allows you to donate before tax via your payroll.  Simply let your finance department know you would like to take advantage of this scheme and send them this link to register with a payroll agency:
http://www.payrollgivingcentre.org.uk/employers.htm

Make a gift of a lifetime, leave a legacy
If you want to leave your money for a special purpose - such as helping Shared Care Network to continue their valuable work - you can leave us a legacy in your will.  We would always recommend that you seek the advice of a professional solicitor to make your Will as this will be the easiest and surest way to ensure your wishes will be carried out. As Wills are legally binding documents a solicitor will be able to guide you through the correct legal wording for leaving a gift.
If you have already made a Will then it’s also very easy to update it using what is known as a ‘Codicil’ – again a solicitor will be able to help you with this.