Get Involved
At Nehemiah we work hard to re-build the lives of vulnerable men who want to change their lives for the better. But we can’t do this on our own. Our staff, volunteers, partners and supporters work together to transform the lives of Nehemiah Residents.
Please join us as we make a difference in the lives of our Residents and their families.
Donate
At Nehemiah we believe that anyone can change their life, and this underpins all our work. We urgently need supporters that believe the same. Will you join our other supporters who are passionate about re-building lives?
Will you rebuild
a life today?
Yes! I would like to help rebuild the life of a man and give him and his family a future today.
Monthly gifts are vital to Nehemiah’s work. Join our other generous supporters who believe that everyone can change their life with the right support.
One-Off and Regular Giving Donations
Alternatively send us a cheque post and fill out this Gift Aid Declaration (.PDF / .DOC).
Fundraise For Us
Want to support men in recovery? Want to take up a challenge?
…Get friends involved, family, work colleagues, church…
Every year Nehemiah has five places for the London Marathon.
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity and all money raised goes towards supporting men in recovery on our programme. If you would be interested in our charity places, please contact Lois or call 020 8773 7414 to request an application form
For those who are looking for proactive fundraising activities ...
... there are lots of different ways to fundraise, but here are a few suggestions…
Leave a Legacy
Would you like to leave a legacy which transforms lives for the future? By remembering us in your will, you will be supporting the services that men go through in order to bring about real and lasting change.
You can do this in a number of ways: for example by leaving a residue of your estate, a fixed amount or money or even certain assets. You can ask for advice on more possibilities by a solicitor helping you with your will.
If you feel there is specific way that you would like to leave a legacy to us, or for more general information, please get in touch with Jenn Flores
How Your Support Helps
Our Residents have a history of addiction which has severely affected them, their families and the wider community. We enable these men to break this cycle of addiction, offending and homelessness, and provide the professional and life-changing support required to secure a new future.
See the impact your gifts have made in our 2023 Impact Report
The national average for remaining abstinent for one year is 30%; at Nehemiah 74% of Residents remain abstinent. Nearly 50% of released prisoners reoffend within 12 months and for London prisons this figure increases to 60%. At Nehemiah, as far as we know, only 5% of the men we have worked with in the last five years have reoffended.
Your Church
Opening the Door to a New Future
Church Talks
Would you like us to come and give a church talk? We would love to come and share what we do and ways to get involved
Please contact Jenn Flores
Our residents, and staff, need prayer on a daily basis as they journey in recovery. Sign up to receive our quarterly prayer letters by emailing Lois Ravenscroft.
Pray
Give
Undoubtedly, financial support makes a massive difference in enabling us to run our programme and support men daily. Would your church consider supporting us financially, either monthly, quarterly, or during special appeals? Visit our giving page or contact Lois for more information
Volunteer
There are so many ways to get involved which you can find out on our volunteers page. We are keen to get churches and community groups involved through events such as:
- Football tournaments
- Gardening/ refurbishment days
- Community lunches
- Fundraising events
Get in touch to find out more!
For forty years now, Prisons Week has prepared prayer literature to enable the Christian community, through individuals and churches, to pray for the needs of all those affected by prisons: prisoners and their families, victims of crime and their communities, those working in the criminal justice system and the many people who are involved in caring for those affected by crime on the inside and outside of our prisons.
Prisons Week raises awareness and generates prayer. It motivates volunteers to step forward and give their time and gifts, in prisons and in their own communities. It provides an annual focus and reason for Christians to work together, building capacity and motivation to make a difference for people who are out of sight and often out of mind.
The Nehemiah Project is a Supporting Organisation of Prisons Week.
Prisons Sunday – the second Sunday in October – marks the beginning of the week of prayer each year, running through until the following Saturday.
