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Looking for a way to be a better ally? Start here.
Thing's aren't any different here, please donate what you can to help support black lives. If your like me and can't join the protest then donate to help organisations that can and do make a difference.
UK fundraisers that need your attention
- Black Protest Legal Support UK
- Give O the healthcare they need
- Top surgery deposit
- Phone top ups for Asylum Seekers & Refugees (Migrants Organising For Rights and Empowerment)
- Cash’s Top Surgery Fund
- Sistah Space (Against Domestic Violence)
- The Black Queer Travel Guide Fund
- The Free Black University Fund
- Support disability adaptations for Rianna's home
- Glasgow Prisoner Support Fund
- Windrush Winter Emergency Appeal (Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants)
- Cradle Community Workshops and Events
- Sex Worker Advocacy and Resistance Movement
- Umbrella Lane
- Ubuntu Women’s Shelter
- Bail for Immigration Detainees
- Support Lemuel Findlay Supplementary School
- Against Borders for Children
- Free Books Campaign
- Black Sex Worker Relief Fund
- Help a homeless trans woman save for a houseboat
- The Monitoring Group
- Get Tamsin Facial Feminisation Surgery
- Support Young Migrants
- No More Exclusions
- KJs Hysterectomy Fund
- Pollokshields Community Food Point (Pollokshields Mutual Aid)
- Oliver’s Top Surgery Fund
- Alex's Gender Clinic Fundraiser
- Ilya's Top Surgery
- Erica’s Transition Fund
Please donate if you’re able to and/or share this list widely!
Disclaimer, this list wasn’t organised in any particular order. Everyone deserves food, housing, access to healthcare, and any other human rights.
URGENT APPEAL - Somalia's famine crisis
Yesterday the United Nations declared an official famine across two regions of southern Somalia - in the districts of Bakool and Lower Shabelle.
With UNICEF being the largest presence of any aid organisation in Somalia, it continues to work with local Somali administrations, communities, as well as local and international NGOs to deliver services to women and families throughout the country.
Nearly half of the Somali population - 3.7 million people - are now in crisis, of whom an estimated 2.8 million people are in the south. Consecutive droughts have affected the country in the last few years while the ongoing conflict has made it extremely difficult for agencies to operate and access communities in the south of the country.
Together with other charities and NGOs, the UNICEF Somalia team is working hard to bolster support to improve nutrition, access to safe water and health for the affected children. It's estimated that approximately £37 million ($60million) will be required to meet the needs.
Today it was reported that the UK has been leading the way with donations, but more support is still desperately needed. I have just donated, please do the same and help UNICEF's aid in East Africa. For more information and donations, please visit www.unicef.org.uk/eastafrica.
