Helping disabled people fulfil their potential

One in six people in the UK will have a disability in their lifetime and we want to make sure they have the opportunity to live their lives to their full potential.

Gifts in wills make up about half of our donations. They are vital now and we will continue to depend on them in the future to carry on our crucial work.

Your kindness now could mean that someone with a brain injury after a road accident could be taught how to talk and walk again. It might mean that somebody with a long-term condition like Multiple Sclerosis can live in one of our specialist homes and receive the care they need. Or it could teach somebody with learning difficulties the life skills they need to manage everyday life on their own.

Even a gift of 1% of your estate will help disabled people fulfil their potential.

So, after providing for your loved ones, when you make or update your will please remember disabled people by leaving a gift to Leonard Cheshire Disability too.

Thank you