Get involved

The Talk About Trust has to raise £350,000 annually to support the production of its free award-winning school resources, to employ its regionally based specialist trainers who work with parents, teachers and community leaders and to develop and maintain the digital and game-based online platforms for young people, parents and professionals.

Individual donors

You can support your local school with our award-winning Talk About Trust resource for just £99, or fund a youth awareness session or training of youth leaders at your sports or youth club for £180, making a huge difference at community level in reducing children’s risk taking. If you cycle, run, hold coffee mornings or book sales, please think of us as a worthy cause. To learn more or for marketing resources, please email
please email
kate@talkabouttrust.org

Key sponsor

The Talk About Trust resources are used in schools, youth and sports clubs across the UK, reaching an estimated 500,000 children and 13,000 teachers and youth professionals each year. There were 110,000 active users on our youth facing websites talkaboutalcohol.com and life-stuff.org, and our resource site for teachers and youth professionals, talkabouttrust.org. Organisations such as youth and sports clubs use our resources too. The right sponsor could help ensure that our resources remain available to our key users free of charge and, if appropriate, raise awareness of their goods or services to a broad audience. Please do contact us via helena@talkabouttrust.org

Corporate partners

We welcome responsible corporate partners who wish to improve the health and wellbeing of children locally or across Britain. The Talk About Trust programmes are used in over 5,000 schools and organisations and can demonstrate evidence of impact, behaviour change, fidelity, sustainability and value for money. Please invite us to make a presentation by emailing helena@talkabouttrust.org

Ambassador or mentor

As a small charity of just eleven part time staff with such a broad remit we welcome and need ambassadors and mentors to guide and support our work, from joining our Board of Trustees or our advisory group of RSHE leads, school nurses and medical specialists, to becoming a Director of our trading arm. If you’d like to be involved, please do contact
kate@talkabouttrust.org

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HOW YOU CAN HELP

Please donate using the donate button above, as
giving using the Charities Aid Foundation enables us to collect gift aid where appropriate.

You can choose regular payments by direct debit or make a one-off donation by card, paypal of CAF account

85p in every pound you give, goes straight to our outreach

Keeping a child safe around drugs and alcohol cost less than a pound each year

Total Giving
Give as you live
Charities Aid Foundation

£110

Supports a school or youth organisation with a 100 page printed workbook and USB of guidance, lesson plans, activities and worksheets, fully supported on line with downloadable resources and live links to films and guidance. They are further supported with on line, phone and email support and our bi-termly newsletters.

£95

Provides an activity box of picture and story led activities, distancing techniques a USB of suitable films and 4 lesson plans for children with additional learning needs suitable for SEN and mainstream settings, for small groups and on a one to one basis

£99

Provides two detailed workshops and all the resources needed to enable conversations and one to one discussions on escalating substance use, links to poor mental health, consent, vulnerability to exploitation and county lines for young people more vulnerable to alcohol and substance related harms in settings such as pupil referral units, alternative education or settings supporting the care experienced, at risk of homelessness, supported by youth justice teams and those not in education, employment or training

£180-300

Enables us to visit a school or youth setting and provide a highly interactive engaging assembly, workshop or deliver  lessons for children of varying ages and abilities on a range of topics from alcohol to vaping, to cannabis, on drink spiking or awareness of gangs and county lines to transition from school to University, leaving home and school.

£180-300

Supports a dedicated teacher training session,  a SEN specific workshop or a youth professional cpd workshop on alcohol, vaping, cannabis, county lines, drink spiking  or targeted approaches for more vulnerable children/young adults.