How to donate

If you would like to support Luna’s work to improve the support for children and young people who lose a parent to suicide, please see below for a range of way that you can make a donation. Thank you in advance for your generosity, together we can help children impacted by parental suicide to find light in the darkness.

Phone

Call, text or WhatsApp us on: +44 (0)7810 638 531 and we will be delighted to share our bank details so you can make a transfer directly to our account, and we’ll send you a personal acknowledgement.

Post

Send a cheque payable to Luna Foundation CIC to: 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9JQ. Please don't forget to include your contact details so we can acknowledge your donation.

Click the link above to send us an email. Please use the subject title: 'Donation to Luna Foundation' and we will reply with our bank details for you to make a transfer.

Click the icon above to make a secure online donation via Stripe (Visa, Mastercard and American Express all accepted. Stripe will open in a new page).

The loss of a parent to suicide can leave a child in one of the darkest places imaginable. Our mission is to help them to find light in that darkness as they navigate the complicated grief associated with parental suicide, which can include feelings of guilt, anger, shame, relief and abandonment. We provide evidence-based suicide bereavement training for people working with children and young people to equip them with the information and confidence they need to provide support after parental suicide.

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Lived experience of parental suicide is in our organisational DNA. Our CEO, Anna Wardley, lost her dad to suicide when she was nine, and that experience led to her carrying out international research on the subject. She founded Luna to implement her key recommendations to transform the support for children left behind after suicide. In order to diversify the experiences influencing our work, we are forming the Luna Lived Experience Network of people who have lost a parent to suicide, which will inform and guide our work.

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‘A very informative, educating, yet inspirational, workshop on such a sensitive topic.’

Sarah Smart Youth Intervention Service

‘Taking away the stigma was a vital message to take away. And the need to be honest at an age appropriate level.’

Maria Davies Assistant headteacher

‘Inspiring, honest, helpful, informative.’

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