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Everyone deserves someone they can open up to
Countless young people are facing mental health challenges around the world right now. With your support we can reach many more people that we are currently able to. Through Rain On Me, you can touch the lives of thousands of individuals and know your contribution has made a valuable and life-changing difference.
Rain On Me is a Community Interest Company regulated by The Companies
(Audit, Investigations and Community Enterprise) Act 2004. This means we are a ‘not for profit’ organisation that invests all funds generated by our services back into supporting our service users.
I have been attending these online support meetings since the start of Covid and it's really helped me keep in touch with other people and manage my anxiety better. I feel less alone and actually notice genuine growth in me. Having these meetings made lockdown so much easier to handle.
Matt
It was the first time I've sat down with a small group of strangers on a Zoom Call, ready to discuss the topic of confidence. Brilliantly structured by the facilitator, the talk became a kind, honest, and vulnerable exchange of lived experience, learned advice and caring conversation.
Polly
Fundraise
Whether you’re fundraising at home, at work, or at your school or club, there are many fun ways to get involved and make a difference.
Ideas include:
- Coffee mornings
- Bake-sales
- Quiz nights
- Raffles
- Personal /sporting challenges
Whatever suits you, the perfect fundraising opportunity is out there.
Donate
If you’re not able to organise or participate in an event, making a donation is a really simple and effective way to support us. Any gift, no matter how large or small, will play an important part in helping us support young people to overcome their daily struggles.
It’s quick and easy to donate and you can do so online here:
My son attended the session and he was all praises for it. He had found people his own age to talk to, who were non judgmental and understanding. Thank you Rain On Me !!
Feeling Good
Coming to the Rain on Me Session has really helped me realise how much I'm still not letting go of in my life. Everyone was so welcoming and understanding. There is a lot to gain out of attending.
Christina
Where your support goes
£100 funds a virtual support meeting
£400 funds 3 months worth of weekly therapy for someone
£1000 funds a wellbeing workshop for 20 people
Corporate support
Corporate partners play an invaluable role in aiding and developing our work, and we are incredibly grateful for all offers we receive. If your company is interested in supporting Rain On Me, or you’re an employee looking for ways to encourage your colleagues to fundraise, download our corporate social responsibility pack to find out how you and your team can get involved in something rewarding for yourself that is potentially life-changing for the young people we serve. We are actively seeking sponsorship and welcome the opportunity to speak with interested parties.
The protection of our reputation as an ethical company is essential to our existence, as such we reserve the right to vet any expressions of interest from any company.
Volunteer
If you’re wondering how the precious gift of your time can make a positive difference to young people’s lives, we can help. We have a number of volunteer roles currently open. All enquiries are welcome.
The exercises that Deep leads us through are super helpful. They can shift your thinking about your life and everybody in the group is so understanding. The support group is an incredibly positive space. Most people feel comfortable speaking up but there is never any pressure to share. I’d really recommend this group to anyone on a healing journey.
Imogen
Attending these sessions has helped me fight against depression. I never thought I would find a group where I would be so welcome and understood as I do here. Each session helps me take the next step towards overcoming my depression. Meeting new people has been great, in a totally comfortable and non-judgemental space. I’ve finally been able to be the real me.
Raoul