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Future-proofing our home
The Meath Capital Appeal enables us to future-proof our home and services for vulnerable adults over many years to come.
Thank you for helping us raise £1,000,000 of our £1,100,000 target!
Due to the risks associated with complex epilepsy, the use of modern technologies will reduce the risk to life and provide peace of mind to relatives and our staff who look after our vulnerable residents.
We are currently raising funds for the last stage of the appeal, which is to fund the installation of air conditioning in the hottest areas in our main building. The installation of air conditioning in every room of the third floor and the two communal areas of our first floor residential services will provide both increased comfort and safety for residents who live here.
Heat is a common seizure trigger and the installation of air conditioning will have a direct benefit to many residents with seizure reduction due to reduced temperature and the consequent reduction to sleep disturbance.
If you would like to donate to this Appeal we would be so grateful! Please make your donation to:
The Meath Epilepsy Charity
Sort Code 30-93-49 Bank Account 42023160
Or send your CAF voucher or cheque to Fundraising, The Meath Epilepsy Charity, Westbrook Road, Godalming GU7 2QH
Capital Appeal leafletWorks to date:
We have completed all the external works of The Meath Capital Appeal. This saw the restoration to the beautiful Grade II main house including the repair and replacement of 90 windows, installation of two new disability doors, replacement of 14 French windows and restoration of our beautiful and unique façade.
Thanks to your support to date, CCTV and Fire Detection systems have been successfully installed. We are currently installing our Emergency Carer on Call systems to help reduce the risk to life for the vulnerable people we support.
We are also about to start work on our fully accessible Woodland Walkway which will provide a sensory route through our grounds. We will also be installing an outdoor learning space and very much look forward to this being completed by Spring 2026.
With your support, we will complete the final and important stages of The Meath Capital Appeal and care for our future. Thank you.
If we raise more than our target of £1.1 m this will be used for other capital projects here at The Meath.
Having been a supporter of the charity over many years, I am privileged to be President of The Meath Capital Appeal. This appeal enables The Meath to future-proof their facilities and services for vulnerable adults over many years to come. The Meath receive no statutory funding for the upkeep of their buildings. Funds raised through the Capital Appeal will not only enable the charity to preserve their historic Grade II manor house, but will also enable their residents, who live with complex epilepsy and disabilities, to enjoy more comfortable accommodation through the use of latest technologies to keep them as safe as possible.
Please join me in supporting The Meath to care for their future by donating to The Meath Capital Appeal. Thank you.
- Richard Lockwood, President of The Meath Capital Appeal
Testimonial
“My son’s epilepsy means that he requires regular 30-minute nighttime checks and around the clock care. I’m so happy that he has the support and care of the team at The Meath. An upgraded carer on call system, would support the care staff to prioritise help and respond as quickly as possible when needed, giving my son and myself added peace of mind.”
– Mother
