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SELF HELP AFRICA SUPPORTER SURVEY

We'd love for you to take a few minutes to answer a few brief questions for our survey.

Tell us a little about yourself (optional)

I’m aged:

I live in a...

Rural Area

Town/City

What do you do?

My gender is

Female

Male

Prefer to self describe

Survey Questions

Q1. Can you recall where you heard about Self Help Africa for the first time?

I heard about Self Help Africa from...

Q2: Whether you are a donor, a volunteer, or simply read our emails – we consider you our friend & supporter! Can you let us know the way(s) in which you choose to support Self Help Africa.

(tick all that apply)

With a regular donation (e.g. Direct Debit)

I attended an event

Bought Lifetime Gifts at Christmas

Bought trees as part of the One Million Trees campaign

Donated to an appeal

I took part in or hosted a fundraiser

I get your emails and / or follow you on social media

I have not made a donation to Self Help Africa yet

Other (please specify)

How I support Self Help Africa:

Q3. In your opinion which are the greatest challenges facing vulnerable rural communities in Africa?

(tick all that apply)

Food Scarcity and Malnutrition

Climate Change

Gender Equality

Access to clean water & sanitation

Access to education

Other (please specify)

The greatest challenges facing vulnerable rural communities in Africa:

Q4: What part of Self Help Africa's work do you find most interesting, and would like to know more about?

(tick all that apply)

Individual success stories – how farmers build brighter futures for their families and communities

The ways communities are coping with and combatting climate change

How business growth is providing markets and jobs for vulnerable rural families

Stories on African women and their efforts to combat poverty and gender inequality

Other (please specify)

I would like to know about:

Q5: We like to give you updates on the impact of your donations in those communities you support. Can you let us know the different ways you like us to stay in touch?

(tick all that apply)

Through social media (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter)

With email updates

With letters and printed newsletters

I am happy to donate without receiving updates

Q6: Although volunteering, and attending events are limited right now - these are some ways people choose to support Self Help Africa's work. Please let us know if you would like to get involved in:

A virtual event (quiz night, webinars, talks etc)

A challenge (runs, walks etc)

Host your own fundraiser

Make us a charity partner

Attend an event (ball, lunch etc)

Volunteering

Other (please specify)

(tick all that apply)

I would like to get involved in:

Q7: Self Help Africa is extremely fortunate to be the recipient of Legacy Gifts (gifts left by people in their Wills). If this is something you would consider, we can send you relevant information.

Yes. I would like to know more about this. Please send me more information.

I intend to include a gift for Self Help Africa in my Will

I prefer not to answer

Thank you

Self Help Africa - Shrewsbury
Westgate House, Dickens Court
Hills Lane, Shrewsbury, SY1 1QU
Tel. 01743 277170

Self Help Africa - London
Suite 4, Scott House,
Admiral's Way, London, E14 9UG.

Self Help Africa - NI
NICVA Building
61 Duncairn Gardens
Belfast BT15 2GB
Tel; 028 9087 7777

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Self Help Africa (UK) is registered as a charity in England and Wales no. 298830 and a company limited by guarantee no. 02226352.
Our registered office is at Westgate House, Dickens Court Hills Lane, Shrewsbury, SY1 1QU

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SELF HELP AFRICA SUPPORTER SURVEY

Tell us a little about yourself (optional)

Survey Questions

Thank you

Sustainable Livelihoods and Inclusive Markets for Refugees in Uganda

Self Help Africa providing supplies as Cyclone Freddy hits Malawi

African Women Bridging the Digital Gender Divide

The Teso Youth and Women’s Livelihood Programme