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Support the Sammy D Foundation to empower young people through education and mentoring.

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$48
Provide an at-risk young person with a mentoring session activity such as movies, crafts or plaster fun.
$94
Provide an at-risk young person with a significant mentoring session event such as the zoo or a sporting match along with lunch.
$277
Fund weekly mentoring activities for two months and support an at-risk young person to reach their goals.
$600
Support up to 100 students to hear Sam’s story and to learn about the impacts of violence.
$1,000
Support up to 100 students to access a crucial violence prevention presentation along with follow on workshops.
$2,212
Fully fund 26x 90 minute mentoring sessions for an at-risk young person with a fully trained youth mentor who has the support of an experienced coordinator.
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Account Name: Sammy D Foundation
BSB: 105156
Account No: 046540340

If you would like a tax deductible receipt for your direct deposit, please email us at accounts@sammyd.org.au

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Your donation will support young people to live their best life free from violence.

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Every 7 minutes somewhere in the world an adolescent is killed by an act of violence.

- (UNICEF 2017)