If you can’t speak, cough or touch the handset then press 55 on your phone – the police willknow it’s an emergency.
You can speak to someone about domestic abuse concerns, for yourself or someone else. There are several ways to get help.
How to get help
A donation in memory of your loved one, however large or small, makes a real difference to the adults and children we support.
Every pound goes directly towards supporting survivors in our communities.
A funeral collection is a meaningful way to bring friends and family together in support of a cause your loved one cared about – or one that feels right for you.
You can set up a collection page on JustGiving in just a few minutes, or choose to collect donations in person on the day. Your funeral director will be able to help you with the practicalities if you need guidance.
A remembrance fund creates a lasting place to celebrate your loved one’s life – somewhere family and friends can return to, share memories, leave messages, and contribute to a cause in their name.
Through Much Loved, you can create a tribute page where the people who knew and loved them can come together, post photos, share stories, and donate in their memory. It can be a real source of comfort in the weeks and months after a loss.
A gift to Oasis in your will is one of the most powerful ways to leave a lasting legacy – for survivors in our communities, and for the generations who come after them.
It doesn’t need to be a large amount. Even a small gift can help us be there for the people who need us most, long into the future. Every legacy gift brings us closer to a world where everyone in East Kent, Medway, and North Kent can live free from abuse.
If you’d like to find out more about leaving a gift to Oasis in your will, we’d love to hear from you.