Donate today so Sudbury's vulnerable people continue to have a lifeline!
We provide vulnerable people with advice, friendship, and a safe place to go. Many of those we support would otherwise turn to already stretched mainstream services. We can offer early help — before situations become crisis.
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More people than ever are turning to us for support and we are now busier than we have been in the last three years. We need to secure regular donations totalling £3000 a month to cover our core costs to stay open longer term.
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UPDATE: Thank you so much - we are up to £750 a month of regular donations, quarter of the way to our target. With additional single donations and some lovely supporters doing sponsored events we currently have enough to keep us going until the beginning of September. But we still need some more support if we are to survive longer term, so if you can help, whether with a regular donation or a single donation, we would be so, so grateful.
Please - will you make a gift and help keep us open?
You can set up a regular gift or make a single donation by clicking the button above, or by setting up a direct debit or making a bank transfer to:
Account name: The Family and Community Network
Bank: Lloyds Bank
Account No: 69749063
Sort code : 30-99-50
Thank you for your kind support.
Number 72 means you're not alone...
Thanks to the challenges of modern life, more and more people in and around Sudbury are feeling distressed and anxious through issues such as family pressures, mental health, loneliness, uncertainty.
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Number 72 can help. We listen compassionately, without judgement, and offer emotional support and practical help when life feels overwhelming. We aim to strengthen family and community bonds, promote well-being, and foster a sense of belonging so individuals can grow and thrive.
We're based at our cafe (72 North Street, Sudbury) In this welcoming, relaxed space you can make new friends, enjoy activities, and get advice and help. Find out more.​​
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We offer courses to help children and parents (including those whose children have SEN). And we work collaboratively with local partners. Find out more.​