You have the power to ensure that adults with additional needs get the care and support that they need to live their best lives, their way.
Fundraising for Ategi is a rewarding way to get involved and support our vital work. Whether you take on a personal challenge or organise your own fundraiser, you'll make a big difference.
Could you do some fundraising for Ategi?
Darren joined Ategi as a volunteer when he heard about our Support Circles project. Darren has run two fundraisers for us; a cake sale and a "Name the teddy" competition. The teddy she used, now called Althen, is Ategi's mascot and has pride in place in the Ategi head office.
"I always wanted to be a fundraiser. I have lots of ideas for charity fundraising" - Darren
How can you support us?
Why we need your support
Every year Ategi helps over 300 adults who need specific, individually tailored support, to enable them to live their lives as independently as possible. We work to continuously improve our services and trial new ways of doing things. Social care budgets are tight, and spending has to be prioritised.
100% of your donation will pay to help people with support needs to live a full and independent life.
Your donation can change lives
Thanks to support from Ategi, people like Trevor have transformed their lives.
When Trevor first came to Ategi, he faced significant challenges. He felt isolated, lacked confidence, and struggled to connect with his community. With no visitors and little support, managing his epilepsy became difficult, and he often felt misunderstood.
Since 2006, Ategi has worked with Trevor to build his confidence, trust, and a sense of self-worth. Today, Trevor is proud of who he is, with a renewed connection to his community and a brighter outlook on life.
Your generosity helps us support more people like Trevor to live happier, more independent lives.
How do our services benefit people?
At Ategi, we support each person as an individual, enabling them to develop their skills and confidence and increase their independence. People may need support for lots of different reasons, and the type of support they need will vary from person to person.