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Make a Donation

We can only do what we do because of the generosity of our supporters.
Thank you for supporting Beyond Detention with a donation, the need for our services continues to increase and we can only do what we do with the generosity of our funders and people like you who make a one-off or regular donations.

For instance…


£5 will provide someone in detention with mobile phone credit for one month
£10 will provide a pair of trainers
£20 will provide a set of joggers, sweatshirt and t-shirt
£50 will provide 2 supermarket vouchers for someone post detention
£100 will provide a tablet for someone post detention to access our online courses
£200 will provide 9 months mobile phone credit for someone post detention

You can donate to us via Caf Donate below. If you are a U.K taxpayer, remember to complete your gift aid details too.
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“This is a real game changer for me, I'm really, really grateful to get on the internet, to read my emails, do my writing. You people are really making a difference, when you're in this system, when you've been in detention, you get a very bad mind towards the government and it starts to fester and you feel like the whole country is against you. It's the support of people like you that shifts that and I know there are good people out there.  If it wasn't for the NGOs I would have hanged myself by now. I really, really appreciate it.”

While you shop

We have a wishlist on Amazon of practical items that we need that can be purchased and will be sent to our offices for us to distribute to those most in need.

You can also support us when shopping online, please follow the links for more information.
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Accounts and annual reports

View our annual accounts and end-of-year report for year ending March 2023.
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Beyond Detention is totally independent of the UK government, the Home Office and the management of Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Centre (YWIRC).