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Our 2025 appeal

We have an ambitious goal: to fund our flagship intensive group therapy programme every year for five years. We want to ensure children and families in need do not miss out due to financial or geographic barriers.

40 children/teens and their families experience our life-changing intensive group therapy programme each year. These courses are the only kind of their type in the UK, offering vital community support and personalised therapy.

The cost of changing a life: £5,800 funds a child’s place on our intensive group therapy programme for one year.

Our year-long programmes are designed for children aged 11-18 years at critical points in their lives. They may be starting secondary school, entering the workplace or starting university.

Many children and parents have never met another person who stammers before. The social and emotional benefits of being part of a supportive community is profound and the results are life changing.

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THE MICHAEL PALIN CENTER HELPLINE

Sometimes you just need someone to talk to

HELPLINE

Sometimes you just need someone to talk to

Our Helpline, 020 3316 8100, is open during office hours (9am-5pm) and voicemail messages can be left when the office is closed.

“This has given us hope and a plan of action to help our son. We feel very positive about the future. It has given us confidence!”

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