REMEMBERING CASBA IN YOUR WILL
CASBA's mission is simple
We won’t stop until we have a society where people with Learning Disabilities are able to live as equal citizens, playing a meaningful and active role in their communities. You can help create this future with a gift in your will. The citizens we work with are the most important people at CASBA. We ensure that they are instrumental in guiding our charity and making sure we are tackling the issues they know to be a problem for their community. Supporting this work in your will means you will be giving them the opportunity to unlock their potential. Currently, only 6% of citizens with a Learning Disability are in paid employment. We know how capable many of them are through seeing them getting involved in decision-making, running events, delivering training, and supporting their peers. By adding a gift in your will, you can help us to change perceptions among local employers and help our citizens find opportunities. |
The impact your future gift can have
At CASBA, we are grateful for every gift we receive from wonderful supporters like you. Without our advocates’ support, our citizens rights are in danger.
People like Rosie need you to leave a gift. A social worker almost persuaded her to sign papers that she couldn’t read just after giving birth to her baby. Fortunately, our advocate told her what her rights were before this happened and she took control.
Your gift will help women like Rosie assert their rights to be parents.
At CASBA, we are grateful for every gift we receive from wonderful supporters like you. Without our advocates’ support, our citizens rights are in danger.
People like Rosie need you to leave a gift. A social worker almost persuaded her to sign papers that she couldn’t read just after giving birth to her baby. Fortunately, our advocate told her what her rights were before this happened and she took control.
Your gift will help women like Rosie assert their rights to be parents.
People like Sarah need you to leave a gift. Her daughter was being bullied in primary school and started self-harming. Sarah could not understand the paperwork to get educational support. With our help, she managed to get her daughter a place at a special school where she is thriving.
Your gift will help families like Sarah’s to fight for their rights to the correct support.
Your gift will help families like Sarah’s to fight for their rights to the correct support.
Beyond our planned projects, we were able to respond quickly when the COVID-19 pandemic shut down many services in March 2020. Between our staff and volunteers, we made over 400 phone calls to ensure that our citizens were safe, and their needs were being met. We provided support through video calls, WhatsApp groups and our Facebook page, as well as delivering food parcels, medication, and Easy Read information about the rules. We even provided ways to help stave off the boredom, such as DVDs, colouring sheets, and jigsaws, as well as running online bingo sessions.
Not having our peer support groups running in person was a huge loss over the last year. As one of our participants explained:
“It was the one time in the week when I could just be myself and talk to other people who experience the same things as me!”
We understood this, so we did everything we could to equip our citizens with the skills to be able to communicate with each other remotely. You gift can help ensure that there will always be a place for our citizens to share skills, solve each other’s problems and boost each other’s confidence in a better future.
Not having our peer support groups running in person was a huge loss over the last year. As one of our participants explained:
“It was the one time in the week when I could just be myself and talk to other people who experience the same things as me!”
We understood this, so we did everything we could to equip our citizens with the skills to be able to communicate with each other remotely. You gift can help ensure that there will always be a place for our citizens to share skills, solve each other’s problems and boost each other’s confidence in a better future.
How to add a gift to your will
To add CASBA to your will you need our name, address, and registered charity numbers:
CASBA, St Laurence Pastoral Centre,173 Church Road, Northfield, Birmingham, B31 2LX
Charity registration number: 701365
CASBA’s promise to you
Your will is personal, and we will never ask you to tell us your decision. Although, we’d love to have the opportunity to say thank you.
Any Questions?
Should have any queries about adding a gift to your will, would like to know more about the impact your gift could have or share that you have included CASBA in your will, please do get in touch with Joe Peacock, our Fundraising and Communications Officer.
Phone: 07783 031181
Email: joe.peacock@casba.org.uk
Useful links
Citizens Advice: advice on creating a will and why it's important.
HMRC: the basics of inheritance tax.
GOV.UK: an overview of creating a will.
The Law Society: help with finding a solicitor in your area.
To add CASBA to your will you need our name, address, and registered charity numbers:
CASBA, St Laurence Pastoral Centre,173 Church Road, Northfield, Birmingham, B31 2LX
Charity registration number: 701365
CASBA’s promise to you
Your will is personal, and we will never ask you to tell us your decision. Although, we’d love to have the opportunity to say thank you.
- We understand that your loved ones will always come first.
- We will never put you under any pressure – it’s your decision to make in your own time.
- If you choose to add CASBA to your will, we will use your future gift carefully, so it achieves the greatest impact for the families and citizens we work with.
- You can change your mind at any time.
Any Questions?
Should have any queries about adding a gift to your will, would like to know more about the impact your gift could have or share that you have included CASBA in your will, please do get in touch with Joe Peacock, our Fundraising and Communications Officer.
Phone: 07783 031181
Email: joe.peacock@casba.org.uk
Useful links
Citizens Advice: advice on creating a will and why it's important.
HMRC: the basics of inheritance tax.
GOV.UK: an overview of creating a will.
The Law Society: help with finding a solicitor in your area.