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Support Us > Coronavirus Appeal

Make sure nobody is fighting for their health alone this lockdown

The latest lockdown closures will cost us another £400,000.

That’s 20,000 hours of support for people in need.

Your support matters more than ever.

Please, give what you can to ensure nobody is facing lockdown alone.

You can make sure no one is facing lockdown alone.

How would you like to donate?

I would like to make a donation of

  • 10
  • 20
  • 50
  • 240

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Right now, people in Scotland are scared for their lives and their loved ones.

Calls for urgent help will could go unanswered. But you can change that.

You can make sure our nurses are always at the end of the phone for reassurance, support and advice.

We have always been there for people with chest, heart and stroke conditions and coronavirus means more people than ever before need help right now. Your donation will make sure no one fights coronavirus alone.

You can make sure no one fights coronavirus alone

£10

Will answer one more call, so our nurses are always at the end of the phone

Donate £10

£20

Will fund a one hour call to help someone with support if they are alone and worried about their health

Donate £20

£50

Will train a team of kindness volunteers to help vulnerable people in self-isolation

Donate £50

£240

Will pay for a full day of our telephone Advice Line service, so our nurses can help someone with practical and emotional support when they need it most

Donate £240

Your donations will make all the difference and all the money raised in Scotland stays in Scotland.

You are helping people like…

Eve from Perth cares for her husband Donald, a stroke survivor

“I’m scared for my husband. He’s a stroke survivor and had pneumonia last year and is particularly vulnerable to infections right now.

“We’re not seeing anyone to try to fight off the virus – we’re in complete isolation. We can’t see our adorable grandchildren, our family, friends or anyone at all like we used to. It’s just devastating to think that we can’t see them right now.”

Richard from Aberdeenshire has a long-term lung condition

“My COPD doesn’t stop because of coronavirus. People like me still need help to breathe better and the outbreak makes this more important than ever. Being well and feeling well are the most important ways I can protect myself.”

Debbie from Perthshire has asthma and is a stroke survivor

“I’m at a higher risk of the virus because of my asthma, so I’m not going out now at all. I think at a time like this I’m struggling like everyone else.

“The Advice Line Nurses help people like me with things like anxiety and specialist medical advice. They are a lifeline during this outbreak and beyond.’’