Thankyou so much for considering a
donation to our organisation that will change, improve and empower children and
adults with a disability.
All donations are tax deductible
as Interaction Disability Services Ltd is authorised under the Charitable
Fundraising Act 1991 to fundraise for charitable purposes.
Your money, gifts and/or assistance will
be used to help people with a disability in a variety of specialist
programs that our organisation offers. Some of these include: Children and
Adults Respite – providing ‘time out’ for parents and carers for people with
disability who live at home; Community Options – Case Management (linking
people to services) for a person with an disability whose needs cannot be met
by mainstream Home and Community Care (HACC). This program may be able to
subsidise these services such as transport; day programs etc. Provision of
Supported Accommodation Services – giving people with a disability the
necessary support to allow them to live and take control of their lives in a
home of their own within the community.
There are a number of ways
you can assist us help people with a disability.
1)
Cash donations can be made via:
direct deposit of funds into
our account (contact IDS to arrange)
sending a cheque - you can do this via bank or personal
cheque.
Please make cheques payable to:
Interaction Disability Services Ltd
PO Box 7020
Baulkham Hills BC NSW 2153 Australia
Please ensure your address is
on the back of the cheque so that a receipt can be automatically generated and
sent to you.
2)
Donations in kind are most welcome. Please
contact by phone to arrange for a visit to discuss your kind
donation.
Donations in kind may
include:
Gifts of equipment - This may
include plant, machinery such as computers, vehicles, office/home furniture,
whitegoods, children’s play equipment; gifts for seasonal festivities – ie
Christmas and Easter, for example toys and Easter eggs.
Granting of assistance
through professional or non-professional volunteers or services.
These can include:
* direct support to people with a disability such as providing home help with
cooking and cleaning or recreational help eg bushwalking, kayaking, dancing or
help with budgeting, shopping and transport etc
* organisational support – we are often in need of people who can help people
with a disability by providing services such as occasional assistance in:
bookkeeping/accountancy; Information technology; corporate training; printing
of flyers/brochures; electrician support; carpentry/ building maintenance;
home/office cleaning; gardening; furniture removal/delivery etc.
