Saturday 3 March 2012

Don't forget!

Come to see Plymouth City Roller Girls own the track and also donate your mobile phone in exchange for free raffle tickets!

Raffle prizes include:

Pair of Cinema tickets from Plymouth Arts Centre
£50 voucher from rollerderbycity.com
A tattoo voucher from Projects
A Handmade goody bag from Bang Tidy Crafts
A 'Befriend a Bear' Adoption package
A bundle of books from dovegreyreader.co.uk
Plus many more goodies!

Wednesday 8 February 2012

COLLECTION POINT UPDATE!


We will be collecting your old mobile phones at two extremely exciting events!


On Sunday March 4th Plymouth City Roller Girls have kindly invited us to be their dedicated organisation for their super exciting tournament they are hosting at The Mayflower Centre! You can also enter a raffle if you bring along any old mobile phones you have they will exchange them for a free strip of raffle tickets on the day!

All of the information you need can be found by clinking on the link above, or this one here: DEMOLITION DERBY

If you can't make that event, then why not try to come down to International Women's Day on Thursday March 8th at Plymouth Guildhall? There is going to be lots of fun things going on and you can speak to many of the volunteers at SEEDS to see where your donations will be going!

Monday 23 January 2012

SEEDS MOBILE PHONE APPEAL

So you found our blog! Well done! 


Have you just had your phone upgraded?! Did someone special buy you one for Christmas?! If so, what are you doing with your old phone? You may not have a new phone but perhaps you have a very very old one hanging around in the back of a drawer somewhere...SEEDS is hoping that kind people such as yourselves will donate their old mobile phones to us so that we can keep our organisation running. 


"Catchy name, but what does SEEDS actually do?" I hear you cry!



SEEDS stands for Survivors Empowering and Educating Domestic Abuse Services and is a means by which survivors have their voices heard by those planning and providing domestic abuse services.
As members of SEEDS groups, survivors are trained to:
  • find out the views of other survivors (through research and focus groups):
  • represent their views and experiences
  • share these with staff working in the different domestic abuse services in order to increase their understanding of domestic violence and abuse.
  • The overall aim is to improve services by learning from survivors experiences.
If you would like to read more about what we do, please visit our website and have a good nose around! http://www.seeds-uk.org/index.html

Currently we rely on funding of around £10,000 per year to stay operational, this year we have not received any funding at all and are at risk of not being able to continue. Any donation of any mobile phone is welcome.

COLLECTION POINT:

Currently we have a collection point at The Hive@Plymouth University Student Union which is located opposite the cash points on campus.

If you aren't able to find this collection point and would prefer to post or arrange an alternate method of donating any old mobile phones you have, please email seedsmobilecollection@gmail.com