APNI - Association for Post-Natal Illness

To make an online donation please click on the button below. This will take you through to our Just Giving page. All donations are appreciated however large or small. Your money is used to fund the APNI continue it's important work with regarding to supporting those in need and providing information and help to those who need it. Thank you.

Following are the different ways you can donate to APNI. As a charity we rely on donations to help us help those suffering from PNI. Even if you can only contribute a nominal fee we appreciate whatever you can give:

Covenants or Direct Debits

Some people wish to donate an amount of money every month. This is of great benefit to the organisation and even three or four pounds a month is of great help to us. The easiest way to do this is to set up a direct debit  and this can be done by following this link to our donation page - click here or by  requesting a direct debit sheet from our office. In either case we are extremely grateful for this type of support; we encourage regular donors to complete Gift Aid slips so that the charity can recover  income tax which increases the value of the donation.

One off Donations
The organisation is always very grateful to receive donations of any size.
These can be in the form of cheques, bankers orders or postal orders which are sent to our office or they can be made online using credit or debit cards. To donate online Click here - This will take you through to our Just Giving donations page.

Cheques are made payable to: The Association for Post-Natal Illness and posted to The Association for Post-Natal Illness, 145 Dawes Road, Fulham, London, UK, SW6 7EB.

Supporters
These good people agree to  give the organisation £5  per year and we send out reminders during the autumn. This scheme brings us in very badly needed  funds and many of our supporters give us more than £5 for which we are extremely grateful. In return you get a copy of our autumn newsletter and  support the charity in a most effective manner in its work trying to assist depressed mothers.

For further details please write to Mr Dave Page at our office address.