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Somebody's Daughter

Somebody's Daughter Memorial Fund

The Somebody's Daughter Memorial Fund was launched by the Evening Star in conjunction with Ipswich Borough Council to forever remember the young women who tragically lost their lives in Ipswich in 2006.

A board of Trustees oversees the distribution of funds raised for the benefit of vulnerable people with an Ipswich connection to:

  1. Protect and preserve good health by promoting the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of substance misuse, drug and alcohol addiction and related health problems and provide counselling, information and support services to the users of drugs and other addictive substances and their families;
  2. Relieve sickness and distress amongst people working as prostitutes, in particular but not exclusively those affected by substance misuse, by providing appropriate information, support and treatment;
  3. Advance the education of the public in the misuse of drugs and other addictive substances.

A person with an 'Ipswich Connection' is someone who is:

  • An Ipswich resident;
  • Someone who works in Ipswich;
  • Someone who is a regular visitor to Ipswich; or
  • The parent or child or other dependant of someone who falls within the three categories above.

Donations to the Somebody's Daughter Memorial Fund can be made in any of the following ways:

  • In person at the one-ipswich Customer Services Centre in the Town Hall;
  • By phone - call 01473 433777 and choose option number 6;
  • By sending a cheque, made payable to Somebody's Daughter Memorial Fund, to:
    c/o Accounting Services (5W)
    Ipswich Borough Council
    Grafton House, 15-17 Russell Road
    Ipswich IP1 2DE;
  • Donations of more than £5 can be made online through Ipswich Borough Council's payments system.

If you wish to make your donation a Gift Aid donation, please complete the Gift Aid Declaration form:

For more information on Gift Aid, please visit the HM Revenue & Customs Gift Aid web page.

Last Updated: Tuesday 30th June 2009

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