Support Us

 You can support us in the following ways:

Financially by one off or regular donations

Please email us or write to us for our bank details or you can send a cheque payable to Exousia Trust

Alternatively you can support us via Just Giving

Gift Aid forms are available on request

By volunteering at Zac's Place or at Rough Edges


We have also received grants from the following:

City & County of Swansea, Food Poverty Fund 

We also benefitted from the 2022/2023 Swansea Lord Mayor's Charity Fund 

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