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“The new (and 5th) bedroom at Richard House will have a huge impact on the care and support we can offer to children with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions and their families. Thank you to CRASH and all the other supporters. It would not have been possible without you.”


Libby Basson, Director of Family and Care Services at Richard House Children’s Hospice


Your industry charity Helping people who are homeless and children and adults who need hospice care.


What we do CRASH unites the expertise, products and donations


of the construction industry to:


• Transform hostels, day centres, night shelters and move-on accommodation for homeless men and women across the UK.


• Create caring environments where children and adults who need end of life care in a hospice can


spend precious time with their families.


What you can do Support our work helping homelessness charities


and hospices with vital construction projects:


• Donate and make a huge difference to the lives of vulnerable people today and for many years to come.


• Fundraise for CRASH: run a 10k race, organise a company fundraiser or choose CRASH as your


company’s charity partner.


Be proud of it. Be part of it. Support CRASH today


www.crash.org.uk info@crash.org.uk


CRASH is a registered charity in England & Wales | Charity No. 1054107


Together we construct places that care for people when they’re at their most vulnerable.


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