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Noah's Ark needs people just like you
8:00am Monday 7th January 2008
By Claire Fry »
- It costs £400,000 a year to run the Noah's Ark Trust.
- The trust has two, three-year funding agreements with True Colours and the National Lottery. All other funding comes from local community fundraising initiatives, schools, local businesses and donations made by local trusts.
- It costs £6,000 to run a residential weekend for children and £2,480 to run a residential weekend for parents.
- To put a child through the whole programme, including the residential weekend and one-to-one support costs around £1,000.
- To date, the Noah's Ark Trust currently has 100 volunteers.
- Click here for our main appeal page
- Click here to read young James' story
- Click here to raise money and donate
- Click here for the Noah's Ark Trust official website
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ENTHUSIASM: Gabby Beddows, head of operations at the Noah's Ark Trust (49238603)
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