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schools fundraising

Schools and colleges can take a leading role in helping Hope.

how schools can help

Book a visit

We are available to visit schools, colleges and universities and talk to students about the issues facing those facing homelessness and hardship. We can discuss with students what we do at Hope to help. It is a powerful message to students of all ages to raise awareness around issues that are affecting society. This can be linked to fundraising or simply a part of curricular work.

Fundraising Ideas

Students and schools can get involved in fundraising and collecting goods like tins or clothes, we can also help groups come up with ideas for fundraisers. Schools can get involved in our Harvest and Christmas campaigns which are an engaging way to raise awareness around the work we do.

Youth Ambassadors

We have a group of young people who act as ‘youth ambassadors’ for Hope who promote and raise awareness around the issues of hardship and homelessness for young people. We offer our youth ambassadors opportunities to visit Hope to show them the work we do so they can advocate for us and share their knowledge.

Big SleepIn

our harvest campaign

We have a ‘Sleep Out For Hope’ guide, which provides all the information you would need to hold your own sleepover event to raise sponsorship for the Hope Centre. These are very popular with young people and is an opportunity for children to experience what it’s like to ‘sofa surf’ and initiate conversations about the problems facing people facing hardship. You can download our guide using the link below.

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