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Why we need your donations

As an independent human rights charity, we rely on the support of people who want to ensure human rights here at home are respected, protected and fulfilled.

Whatever amount you decide to donate, your support will be an investment in creating a society where each person's equal dignity is respected and protected. Your donation will help us achieve our mission to bring human rights to life for everyone here at home.

Our impact

Your donations help us continue our work promoting and protecting human rights across the UK:

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Since 2022, we have produced over 50 written resources helping people to understand the practical everyday uses and benefits of our Human Rights Act - and to understand and participate in the UK government's consultation on proposed changes to the Act.

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In 2024, we worked directly with over 3,000 people, helping them to use human rights advocacy and approaches in their everyday lives and work to achieve positive social change.

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In 2024, there were more than 303,000 visitors to our website. People use our site to get support to know and understand their human rights and to self-advocate.

What your donations go towards

Our work with communities, voluntary organisations and individuals has shown us there is a huge demand for human rights advocacy support. However, these communities often face funding challenges that prevent them accessing paid training and resources.

Donations can help us create free and accessible resources and opportunities for people to understand and talk about their rights and the rights of the people they support. This work complements the programmes accessed and paid for by public bodies to create a holistic approach to promoting human rights.

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