Corporate support

Does your organisation really care about children and young people? Would you like it to show?

Please support us and let us show your clients just how much you care. There are many ways you can help our work with children and young people.

Becoming an annual sponsor will enable you to publish your support by including our details in all your communications and, in return, we too will publicise your valuable support in all of ours. We will promote your support on our website, in our regular magazine and newsletters, provide opportunities for your involvement with our outreach events and our PR team will work with you to maximise positive exposure in all our press and media activities. In addition we will offer discounted rates for any of our services to your staff and their families. You will also benefit from preferential rates for the Corporate Programmes offered by our sister company IPC.

If your company is interested in organising a one-off fundraising event, we would love to hear from you too, and will do all we can to help you with its successful promotion.

If you wish to discuss any of the above, or indeed may be thinking of other ways in which you would like to help us, please do not hesitate to call for an informal visit and a chat.

Telephone: 0118 9441444

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Do you shop online?

You can donate to JAC just by doing your usual online shopping, sign up to Give As You Live and choose to donate while going about your everyday shopping.
First edition of the JUST Magazine

JAC have rebranded their seasonal newsletter in to a more fmaily focussed termly magazine.
Lapping it up!

The Rotary Club of Maiden Erlegh funded new auto water feeders for the horses to keep them hydrated and reduce menial labour in the yard - which in turn frees up the mentors to spend more time with young people.
Finding the right nurturing environment was the top priority.

Rebecca started at JAC in January 2019, attending for one hour per week. Over the next six months this has slowly increased to two and a half hours. To many, this might not seem like very much, but for Rebecca to voice ' I like JAC, and I want to go more’, is a huge leap. Wanting to attend is the biggest, and hardest hurdle that Rebecca faces.