BCS Plymouth can only survive with your support
The BCS provides support services for the NHS but is not funded by the NHS as their financial support was withdrawn in 2023. The service is now fully dependent on Grants and donations and fundraising activities.
Fundraising
We’re proud to provide free counselling for NHS patients facing traumatic grief and loss. However, our charity receives no funding from the NHS, and we rely entirely on the generosity of supporters like you to continue this vital service.
To ensure that no one has to face their grief alone, we need to raise funds through community fundraising events, grants from charitable trusts, and kind donations. Fundraising takes time and dedication, and we would truly welcome your help.
Whether you can share your expertise, give your time, or support us in organising fundraising activities, your help will make a real difference to grieving families when they need it most.
Together, we can continue to bring hope and support to those navigating the hardest days of their lives.
To ensure that no one has to face their grief alone, we need to raise funds through community fundraising events, grants from charitable trusts, and kind donations. Fundraising takes time and dedication, and we would truly welcome your help.
Whether you can share your expertise, give your time, or support us in organising fundraising activities, your help will make a real difference to grieving families when they need it most.
Together, we can continue to bring hope and support to those navigating the hardest days of their lives.
Volunteering
Our volunteers are crucial to sustain the service. If you would like to join us and help to make a real difference to lives, we need the following:
Volunteer qualified counsellors
Student
counsellors
Qualified
supervisors
N.B.
We offer Specialist Training for Trainee Counsellor & Trainee Supervisor placements
Board of Trustees
The Board are all volunteers and we welcome applications from anyone interested in becoming part of the Board
