support WATCH – please donate today
Your generosity helps us reach out to adults across Somerset who may be feeling isolated, anxious, or unsure where to turn. Every pound makes a difference – it helps us keep our doors open, run vital workshops, and create safe spaces where people can build friendships and confidence.
At WATCH, we believe in the power of peer support. Donations allow us to:
- Run welcoming weekly projects where individuals can connect and share a meal.
- Provide creative workshops and wellbeing courses that spark confidence and new skills.
- Train peer volunteers who use their lived experience to support others.
- Offer transport and access to community projects that reduce isolation and improve wellbeing.
- Make sure no one has to face life’s challenges alone.
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Together we can ensure that Somerset is a place where people can find a greater sense of connection, friendship, and the possibility of hope.
Ways to give
- One-off donation – Give what you can today and know it will go straight to supporting our members.
- Monthly donation – Regular gifts help us plan ahead and provide stability so that members know we’ll be here for them, week after week.
What your donation could provide
- £5 – enables a member to pay their entry fee and have a hot, cooked meal and a day at the project in a warm space making friendships.Â
- £10 – craft supplies for an art workshop, giving individuals a chance to express themselves and take pride in what they create.
- £25 – covers the cost of a peer group session, where people come together to share support and build friendships.
- £40 – funds transport for a individuals to take part in a community conservation project, connecting them with nature, purpose, and their local community.
- £100 – helps to train peer volunteers, instilling confidence so that they can return to work.Â