Every year hundreds of churches across Britain take part in the SPUC White Flower Appeal, making it one of our largest and most important educational and fundraising events of the year. The majority of appeals take place in January, but they can be held at any time of year. A pro-life educational ta...

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Monthly direct debits are the easiest way to support SPUC. They help us to predict our income in advance so that we can plan our campaigns better, ensuring that they are as efficient and effective as possible. They can also save us money on bank charges. A monthly gift of £15 can help us provide pr...

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Every year SPUC holds a national sponsored event to raise awareness of the plight of unborn children and to raise money for the pro-life cause. This year, Matthew McCusker, SPUC’s newly appointed General Secretary, is walking 84 miles coast to coast, along the Hadrian’s Wall path, to help stop abort...

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The work of SPUC is made possible by the generous gifts of time and money that we receive from our donors and activists. It is because we don’t take money from Government (not even Gift Aid), big business or political parties, that we can retain our independence and speak up without compromise on be...

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Become a SPUC member [image_] Help protect unborn children by joining Britain's biggest and oldest pro-life organisation. Everything we do depends on our members - on pro-life volunteers working in their local communities to save lives and doing what they can to end abortion. We don't receive any fu...

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The assailant in Manchester confronted three elderly vigil attendees. Image: Mancunian Matters.A response to the vilification campaign in the media?The escalating media and legal attack on peaceful pro-life vigils has erupted into physical violence, as police investigate incidents in Manchester and ...

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In a letter dated 18/12/2018, this charity enclosed a paper: ‘CARE 2020 Program Strategy: Sexual, Reproductive and Maternal Health and Rights’ which stated: ‘Supporting sexual, reproductive rights is fundamental to CARE’s mission.’ The following statements are taken from the Care International UK w...

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Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland In a letter dated 17/12/2018, this charity stated: ’Currently CHSS do not have a specific human embryo experimentation policy, and we do not specifically exclude human embryo experimentation from the research we fund; so in theory, a project involving human embryo expe...

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This charity stated in a letter dated 17/10/2018 that it ‘will support organisations that provide education on sexual and reproductive health and rights, including information on contraception and birth control resources to children and young people’. This organisation’s partners all ‘provide inform...

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The following statements are taken from a five- page policy statement titled: ‘Christian Aid’s Policy on Family Planning’, published June 2015: ‘Reproductive health is vitally important in any discussion of global poverty and population levels.’ ‘We believe that increasing access to modern methods...

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In a letter dated 27/11/2018 this organisation stated: ‘We have not funded any research in the past involving the use of human embryos and currently cannot foresee any reason why we would in the future. The nature of coeliac disease is such that invariably research involves the study of patients and...

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Comic Relief is a fund-raising company which transfers all its profits to the registered charity called Charity Projects. Comic Relief organises Red Nose Day in 'odd' years (2015, 2017, 2019 etc.) and Sport Relief in 'even' years (2014, 2016, 2018 etc.). While the two fundraising events may seem dif...

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In a letter received in January 2019, this charity stated: ‘In many of the countries Concern works in, we partner with other NGOs and Ministries of Health to offer information, knowledge and skills so that people can make informed choices regarding their family planning options (often termed ‘child ...

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Funds research and supports people living with Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), a group of genetic skin conditions which cause the skin to blister and tear at the slightest touch. In a letter dated 6/12/2018, DEBRA stated: “Currently we do not fund any research involving embryos.” Member of the AMRC.

In a letter dated 4/12/2018, this charity stated: ‘It is accepted that individuals within any organisation will hold various and personal views on all matters, including assisted dying, however, as an organisation, Dementia UK do not support it and neither to we have a policy on it.’

In a statement on their website dated October 2011, this charity said: ‘Diabetes UK has committed to support stem cell research both publicly and financially through our research grant programme. This position is also in line with that of the Association of Medical Research Charities, of which Diab...

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In a letter date 16/12/2018, this charity stated it ‘would not want to see a world without people with Down’s syndrome’. The letter lists the ways in which it is working with agencies involved in ‘antenatal screening pathways across England and Wales’. One point this charity highlights is that: ‘Pr...

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In a letter dated 19/12/2019, this charity stated: ‘Embrace currently supports maternal care projects with three partners.  Our funding focuses on maternal care and safe delivery, as this is the support our partners have requested. These projects do not have a specific focus on family planning.  Ter...

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Epilepsy Action In a statement on their website this charity states: ‘Epilepsy Action supports all research into epilepsy, and actively funds and carries out non-laboratory research. Epilepsy Action is committed to supporting people with epilepsy and others with a personal connection to have a voic...

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