The funds are to be used to repair and / or replace Heating and plumbing appliances that the elderly and disabled use in their homes.
Not For Profit
Common Interest Community Initiative


Imagine one day, you wake up in the morning and it is sunny and warm.
The birds are chirping outside and the sound of the wind is fluttering in the trees.
You go to the kitchen and you put on the kettle and make yourself a nice hot brew, sit down and wake up slowly with that lovely warm sweet taste of a British brew.
You can hear the day starting outside with children and adults going about with their every day things that they have to do, so you go and sit on the most comfortable chair and turn on the Radio, hoping to catch up on any news that may have happened while you was asleep in you comfortable bed.
You turn to the local news channel and the same old voices can be heard, the voices you hear everyday, your attention is then drawn to a new voice that you have not heard before so it grabs your attention.
The voice says in a stern and authority voice
You sit up and start to concentrate on every single word that is spoken from the voice on the radio, panic sets in and you start to think, " what does this mean " "who will fight " "why has this happened ".
Your husband or son and your father or uncle rush home to the news so they can comfort you and also advice you that they will fight for the country that they love so much.
Weeks pass by and many of the men and young boys sign up
to fight because they know and think it is their duty to do so, they are then shipped of to training camps to ready them for conflict in a far away country and away from the family that loves them so dearly.
With a smile and a song the men and boys march through towns and cities knowing that they go into battle to protect the ones they love and the country that they love so much, always in their minds " It is our duty ".
After years of war and months without words from the brave men and boys, the women, mums, wives and sisters continue to battle on keeping the country strong and the industries working so when their brave boys come home there will be something for them.
The morning comes again after so many mornings, the sun rises again and the birds sing the same songs that they have always sung for months and years.
The women and girls wake from their sleep hoping to hear news of their loved ones that are thousands of miles away fighting for the freedom of the Country and of the world itself.
They look from the tiny window in the cold kitchen and see a glimpse of the postman delivering a small amount of letters, hoping that one is news from the brave soldier that went away months before.
The postman comes up the garden gate, letter in hand. She rushes to the door and opens the latch fast so the postman cannot put it through the letterbox, grabbing it out of his hands fast she is exited for news and words from her brave Husband, son or brother.
On opening this letter she reads very quickly with her heart beating fast and her breathing heavy, she is sweating and shaking with anxiety.
Her world within a split second goes from light to dark and everything around her stops in silence.
She falls to the floor and screams with tears coming down her cheeks, her eyes as red as tomatoes and with no words said.
The next morning when the sun rises she comes down stairs, with the birds chirping in the trees and the wind gently blowing in the trees, the lady, the mum, the sister and the wife continues to do her duty because her soldier boy did his duty and gave the ultimate sacrifice to keep his family and country safe.
I get up in the morning and go downstairs to have a brew, listen to the birds chirping and feel the wind in my face while i hold my wife, my mother, my sister and my children or brother.
Go to work and Drive my car, pay the mortgage or rent on my home.
Holidays abroad and Christmas with family, all in the peace and security of our home and country.
Given to us by the elderly soldiers and the families that went through the wars and poverty, who fought for what we have today.
Thank you
James Anderson

Depher will take away the worry of finding a Tradesman and the cost of repairing or replacing the faulty plumbing or gas appliance, water leaks and gas leaks.
Through this funding we cover all the costs so they will not have to worry any more than they have been.

Depher is a registered CIC ( common interest community ) Project that was started 15 months ago, in that time we have helped and assisted over 160 elderly and disabled families in Lancashire alone.Imagine what that number could be if it was in every city and every town in the United Kingdom.
We do need help and we cannot do it alone, that is why we are asking you to do something wonderful today and help the people who we truly believe need support.
The list is endless on what you can do, wherever you are you can start a similar scheme under our name and using our suppliers to deliver a urgently needed emergency service to your family and community.
CIC REGISTRATION NUMBER
Our New Depher work shirts have arrived and they look fab thanks to our local suppliers at half price
Do you know that there are 16.5 Million Elderly and Disabled residents in the United Kingdom and this is growing daily
Just one of our posters that are in Lancashire

Gas Safe Register has donated some tools and smoke alarms to help us

If you wish to find out more or wish to chat to us about anything at all then please get in touch it could be for anything at all.


When you go to a property and you see the worry and upset that the elderly and disabled have to bare makes you stand and thing about your humanity.
The issues they have to face day by day and the battles they have gone through, and are yet to face puts them in a position of vulnerability.
When we arrive at the property we become the friendly face and the person with answers to their problem, we don't judge and we don't ask questions.
Our aim is to repair and make safe with the intention of showing them that there is a helping hand when it is needed.
This project successfully funded on 17th August 2018