Are you finding it difficult to buy a gift for someone who has everything already?

Will you resort to the old favourites of socks, ties and toiletries?

You can now give a gift that will really make a difference. By choosing a Reach Out Gift for a family member, friend or colleague, you can also give direct, practical support to disadvantaged and vulnerable adults and children in Scotland.

Give a gift that will Reach Out and make a lasting difference to a life!

How it works....

To purchase a Reach Out gift, please phone us on our Sales Hotline 0131 454 4374.

Simply choose your Reach Out gift from the selection below and we will send you a special card you can give to your friend or relative.

Both of you can benefit from the knowledge that your gift will help us Reach Out and change lives here in Scotland.

Reach Out Gift Selection

Choose the service area you would like to help and a gift amount from the following £5, £10, £15, £20, £25, £50 or £100 option.

A - Our work in Criminal Justice
CrossReach has a firm commitment to support those who are caught up in the criminal justice system, either as a direct consequence of their actions or as a family member or friend of someone in prison.

B - Our work in Homelessness
CrossReach offers accommodation and support in Stornoway, Inverness, Glasgow and Edinburgh to people who are homeless. Homelessness is a complex and multi-faceted problem, but one which has received much national attention in recent years.

C - Our work in Substance Misuse
In people’s homes, through drop-ins and residential units, we work with individuals to support them in making lifestyle changes towards achieving alcohol and drug free lives, recovering from the harm done to themselves and others through their addiction, and achieving better life quality, health and independence, nurturing fresh hope for a better future, and developing skills to avoid relapse and maintain recovery.

D - Our work in Mental Health
CrossReach runs 4 innovative mental health services in Scotland. Underpinning the work of all our services and central to our philosophy of work in mental health is an emphasis on recovery. A recovery-based approach promotes service user involvement and social inclusion, with particular attention on the lived experiences of people with mental health difficulties.

E - Our work in Learning Disabilities
Working with the people most important to them we do our utmost to make sure individuals get the best from their life, have the right support and guidance to keep them safe. This is done through Community Support, Supported living, Open Door Autism Service, Residential care and Short Breaks.

F - Our work in Children & Families
Our 2 schools seek to deliver inclusive and integrated services in partnership with young people, their families, and communities. The Mallard in Glasgow provides long and short term care and support for children with disabilities, and their families.

G - Our work in Older People & Dementia
In 35 care homes and projects throughout Scotland we provide needs-led care and support. In a person-centred manner reflecting our Christian ethos we offer a range of services including dementia care, palliative care, day care and opportunities, respite care, care at home, residential care and housing support.

H - Our work in Counselling, Support and Training
Sometimes we experience difficulties in coping with our day to day lives. This may be due to current circumstances or things from our past. Often we resolve these issues ourselves or with the help of others. Occasionally it is helpful to talk to someone who is trained, objective and offers confidentiality, which is where we can help.