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SeeAbility Central Office

Newplan House, 41 East Street, Epsom, Surrey KT17 1BL

T: 01372 755 000
E: [email protected]

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Summer 2018 fundraising campaign

Our fully accredited fundraisers are currently working across the South of England, having conversations with people about the impact of our vital charitable work and inviting people to support us with a regular monthly gift.

The team follows all Fundraising Regulator rules, including those relating to potentially vulnerable people and carry full ID. The relevant Local Authority and police teams are aware of our planned activities in these areas. All our fundraisers have been fully trained by us and it’s our aim for them to operate at the highest standards.

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