"I've never found such a supportive and dedicated forum. Someone will post in the crisis room and that
same desperate person replies and supports another crisis post despite their own feelings"
Please make payable to ‘National Self Harm Network’.
Post to: NSHN PO Box 7264, Nottingham NG1 6WJ
Click the link above to donate to NSHN through PayPal.
You can donate to NSHN when you buy or sell an item on eBay.
Sign up
Choose NSHN
Download the search engine
Go onto easyfundraising and chose online shop that you want i.e. Tesco, Amazon, etc. or search via the search engine (even if you go there first and then search for google and then use google!)
You also get emails showing certain special deals that get your chosen charity more donations. A recent deal was with Direct Line which gave us £8.00 donation, Vodafone new pay monthly handsets can get us a donation of £45.00 at the moment, was £10.50 but these change constantly. £4.00 donation when you register with eBay etc. These constantly change so keep checking in.
*10 searches per day = £20 donation per year
Click image above, search for keywords National Self Harm Network and click 'Donate' to donate by credit/debit card
Or set up a CAF charity account to donate from HERE "When you open an account, you will receive a CharityCard and ‘charity chequebook’ so that you can make donations by post, in person or by telephone. You can also give online with your own secure password."
(CAF)
Give as you earn - Click HERE and request a form for your employer
Payroll giving. You are able to make donations monthly to a charity straight from your wages. Most employers are already set up for this, therefore you would just need to ask them for the form so you can register and put your chosen charity on there. If not you can download the forms from this site HERE
Individuals can set up their own fundraising pages to raise money for NSHN if they are doing a sponsored event. Click HERE for more information
You can also get sponsorship forms from us by emailing info@nshn.co.uk
"It's a way of expressing negative feelings about myself that build up inside me. As someone who finds it difficult to put things into words, it can at times be the only way of expressing how I am feeling."
