A gift in your will

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Make good mental health your gift to the next generation

For nearly three decades, we’ve delivered our proven, practical and positive mental health training to those with responsibility for young people. We work with schools, colleges, universities and parents and carers to equip them with the skills, knowledge and confidence to help the young people in their care thrive.

We’ve made huge strides forward in the subsequent years, both as a charity and in society. There’s never been more openness and willingness to talk about mental health, but there’s still so much to be done.

Leaving a gift in your will means you can support young people’s mental health in the future, at no cost to you now.

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Why leave a gift in your will to the Charlie Waller Trust?

It’s hard to convey just how beneficial leaving a gift in your will is. Large or small, your gift can help us plan and deliver mental health training and resources to those who need them most: the parents, carers, teachers and others who form support systems around children and young people.

Among many other things, you'll be helping us:

  • Offer life-changing workshops to parents and carers of children with mental health issues.
  • Give college and university staff the skills and knowledge to help students who may be struggling.
  • Provide teachers with practical tools for supporting mental health in schools.

You'll be helping us create a world in which young people are confident to talk about mental health and to seek help when they need it.

 

Left us a gift already?

If you already have a will and have left a gift to the Charlie Waller Trust, we’d love to hear from you so that we can thank you personally.

Let us know

It means a great deal to me, and to my family, that my mother chose to leave a gift to the Charlie Waller Trust. There are few more important causes than the mental wellbeing of children and young people – especially these days. It is wonderful to know that my mother’s gift will offer hope to young people – and give parents a lifeline when their children are struggling.

A message from one of our long standing supporters.

 

 

Our free will service

Writing your will

If you’d like to leave a gift in your will that can help us support the mental health of young people for years to come, we’ve made it simple, cost-effective and convenient. We’ve partnered with award-winning will specialists, Farewill, to offer a free will writing service that can be used easily from the comfort of your own home.

Write your will online in three easy steps:

1. Answer a set of simple questions

Visit our dedicated will writing portal to start the process. You’ll be asked a number of questions which will take about 15 minutes.

2. Get it approved by Farewill specialists

Once the online will is complete, it will be checked by the specialist team at Farewill to ensure your wishes are clear. This will take around five days.

3. Print and sign your will

As soon as the will is approved by the Farewill specialists, you’ll be sent a copy to download and print. It will need to be signed in front of two witnesses to make it legally binding. Alternatively, it can be printed by Farewill and sent to you in the post.

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Make your will over the phone: 

You can make a will over the phone, call 0208 050 2686 and quote 'Charlie Waller Trust'. If you don’t feel confident writing a will online, the specialists at Farewill are happy to help you make your will over the phone. It will then be printed, bound and sent to you in the post, or you can opt to print it yourself. 

 

The free service applies to a simple will. If a more complex will is required, a fee of £200 will be payable.

Whichever option you choose, you are responsible for storing your will, keeping it safe and letting your executor know where it is.

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