Hope and Aid Direct, the Humanitarian Aid Charity that takes aid, not sides

Humanitarian aid charity

The 2006 Winter Lifeline Convoy has been a huge success so its full steam ahead for Easter 2007 – check out our Wish List to see how you can help

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Gift Aid it 

If you are a UK taxpayer you can increase any donation you make to Hope and Aid Direct by completing a Gift Aid Donation Form, this increases your donation by 28%.

Code of Conduct

Hope and Aid Direct have adopted the Code of Practice followed by the
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
Click on the link to find out more.

A&S Print Services Ltd

A&S Print Services Ltd, in Hutton, Essex, has now generously agreed to provide our Truck Stickers. These stickers give us an identity, but more than that, they contribute to our safety whilst we are in-the-field by making us recognisable as deliverers of international humanitarian aid.  We are exceptionally grateful to them.

 

 

Wales & the West

Listed below are volunteers and convoyers in the Wales and the West of England. The area covered is Wales, Avon, Somerset, Devon and Cornwall. If you would like to contact someone near you they will be more than happy to talk to you about their experiences as a convoyer or volunteer (not everyone joins a convoy but is happy to help those who do), how to raise funds or one of the other ways in which you can help.

Our local contacts

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Tina Williams

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Sheila Dummett

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John Evans

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Alan Beckwith

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Zoë Dummett

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Esther Barnett

What  the Team have been doing

Tina Williams

 Fundraiser and Convoyer

(bottom right in case you are in doubt)

Tina is half of the team known as "Two Taffs" and is based in the South Wales Valleys and is happy to receive calls on her mobile phone if you would like to chat to her about Hope and Aid Direct and her experiences.

You can read Tina's account of her trip to Kosovo in April 2005 in previous convoys, but here's a quick link.

Tina and John Evans (the other Taff) are already busy planning their next trip with Hope and Aid Direct for Easter 2006 and would be grateful for all help and donations. If you can help, please contact Tina on her mobile.

Mobile No: 07866 428 128

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John Evans

 Fundraiser and Convoyer

(and he's the one standing in the truck above)

John is the other half of the team known as "Two Taffs) also based in the South Wales Valleys and like Tina is happy to talk to about getting involved with Hope and Aid Direct.

Mobile No: 07974 734 161

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Sheila Dummett 

Webmistress, Fundraiser and Future Convoyer

I took over as Webmistress in March 2004 and enjoy the job enormously. I've been involved in collecting items for previous convoys and some fund raising activities for a couple of years, after going to a Ladies Night at Minskies in Cardiff . See Abseiling in Cardiff and Ladies Night Out.

I "cut" my web publishing teeth when working for the University of Wales College of Medicine (now part of Cardiff University), managing the Personnel Department's web pages.

Along with my daughter Zoë, I have recently made the commitment to join the Easter 2006 convoy.

I live in the Vale of Glamorgan and can be contacted by phone or email.

Telephone: 07890 536 790
Email address:
webmistress@hopeandaiddirect.org.uk 

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Alan Beckwith

 Fundraiser and Convoyer

Alan - with weathergirl Sian Lloyd

Westgarth
Sigingstone
Cowbridge
Vale of Glamorgan
CF71 7LP

Telephone:
(Mobile) 07843 225 674
(Home) 01446 775836

Email: ztnyop@btinternet.com

Alan has been participating in convoy work since 2000, and is also intending to go again at Easter 2006. So far he has visited Belarus, Albania, Serbia and has made two trips to Kosovo.

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Zoë Dummett

 Fundraiser future Convoyer

Vale of Glamorgan

Contact through Sheila Dummett

Zoë first got involved with Hope and Aid Direct when she took part in the Abseil in Cardiff in April 2004, raising over £200 in just two weeks. Zoë is a hair stylist in one of Cardiff's top salons and hopes to help with the work helping the girl detainees at Lipjan when she joins the Easter 2006 convoy.

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Esther Barnett

 Fundraiser and Convoyer

103 Fairwood Road
Llandaff
Cardiff
CF5 3QG

Telephone
(Home) 02920 652902
(Work) 0798011 0654

Email: estherb16@yahoo.co.uk

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Our other contact pages

bulletMidlands and the North
bulletLondon, Essex & E Anglia
bulletOxford, Reading & M4 Corridor
bulletSouthampton & the South
bullet Our Kosovo Representatives

What's been going in in Wales? 

 

Wish List

See what's on our wish list, and remember, all the goods you donate are delivered directly into the hands of those who need it most.

How you can help

No one involved in Hope and Aid Direct takes a salary, or charges for their time and many of our team do not claim back any expenses that they incur. Our volunteers give up their spare time to raise the funds needed to hire, fill and take trucks on the convoys and use up some of their precious annual leave to travel to the Balkans to distribute the aid.

Online donations

What makes it all worthwhile? Just take a look in the picture galleries, at the faces of some of the people who have been helped over the years.

Do you think you have what it takes? If so, please click on "how you can help" to see what you can do.

Cards for Convoys

Hope and Aid Direct are pleased to announce its very own range of charity cards is now available for sale.

Inland Revenue Repayments

If you are entitled to a repayment from the Inland Revenue, you can now donate it to charity by entering your chosen charities reference number in box 19A.3. on your Tax Return. Our number is:  EAH18JG

Rotary Box Scheme

Our efforts are helped by the Rotary Clubs Emergency Box Scheme

When a disaster strikes, people need necessities like food, clothes, and a dry place to sleep. They need essential supplies, basic tools and some of the many things it takes to start the rebuilding of  their lives.

Rotary International offers this immediate aid requirement by providing their Emergency Boxes. These Emergency Boxes are available for both hot and cold climates with the contents lists specifically tailored by the Red Cross, each box providing vital aid for adults and children. Held in Rotary warehouses, boxes filled with essential provisions are stored ready for instant dispatch whenever required and provide immediate relief for the victims.

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