We need to raise £1.2 million per year. Of this approximately one third comes from housing benefit, one third from Supporting People (a Government housing grant) and we have to raise the remaining £400,000 from individuals, churches, schools, businesses and grants.  We need your help.

GIVE CASH, donate now?

There is something for everyone at Save the Family; have you a skill?

GIVE TIME, volunteer today?

You can participate in lots of different events abroad and in the UK.

GET INVOLVED, in an event?

Why not buy our book Up Days Down Days.... Priced at £10.00.

To order call 01244 409100

Up Days Down Days has won the prestigious Chethams Library Prize 2009. Up Days Down Days was created in collaboration with families living at Save The Family's centre in Plas Bellin, Northop. Produced by Catriona Buckett for her Masters degree at Bolton University, the book is an intimate portrayal of the lives of four families. Their thoughts, feelings and fears are recorded along with photographs captured of their everyday lives. The book combines Catriona's photography with photographs captured by each of the mums and dads. Winning the prize means a copy of Up Days Down Days will now be kept and on display at the library. Chethams Library in Manchester is a historical/scholarly library which boasts, among other things, as being not only the oldest public library in the English speaking world, but also as the place where philosopher Karl Marx carried out extensive research while in Britain.