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Where we are now…

 

 

We have been lucky enough to have received a small amount of research funding from St George’s University London, as well as a grant from Comic Relief’s Legacy Fund to cover the costs of a Programme Development Manager for a period of six months. Thanks to these grants, we will be piloting Armitage Juniors and Armitage Scholars in January 2020, with a view to gradually rolling the programmes out to other schools identified as being in under-privileged regions over the coming years.

 


 

Where we need to go….

Our ultimate aim is to create programmes that are partially self-funded and therefore fully sustainable and scaleable, but in order to get there, we need donations from other sources. Every penny will make a huge difference: here’s what your money could do:

 


 

How you can help

 

  • £50 – will pay for printing and resources for one programme for one year
  • £100 – will cover the costs of training one Medic Ambassador to provide high-quality, consistent, peer-led programme delivery.
  • £300 – will pay for a student to complete years one and two of Armitage Juniors.
  • £600 – will pay the costs for one student to complete Armitage Seniors (including private tuition for target GCSE subjects).
  • £1,000 – will pay for full delivery of one year of Armitage Juniors

 

Your donations will enable us to create a sustainable programme, creating a community of medics from diverse backgrounds, and promoting equity in the field of medicine. You are helping us to inspire the doctors of tomorrow.

 

  • By Standing order – regular donations help us to plan for the future.
  • By bank transfer – The Armitage Foundation Sort: 23-05-80 Account: 26651999
  • Online – just click the button below.

 

 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT BANK TRANSFERS AND STANDING ORDERS
If you set up a standing order or make a donation online and you are a UK taxpayer, please email [email protected] to register for Gift Aid.

 

Where we are now

We have been lucky enough to have received a small amount of research funding from St George’s University London, as well as a grant from Comic Relief’s Legacy Fund to cover the costs of a Programme Development Manager for a period of six months. Thanks to these grants, we will be piloting Armitage Juniors and Armitage Scholars in January 2020, with a view to gradually rolling the programmes out to other schools identified as being in under-privileged regions over the coming years.