How will you be remembered?

A gift in your Will is a profound legacy which helps us provide a home for a woman and her family. A stable home allows a life free from housing insecurity, trauma, violence and crisis. It is the foundation for happier, healthier lives.

A safe home enables women to live with dignity, to participate in society in a meaningful way and to contribute to their communities. It is also an opportunity for a vulnerable woman to provide a better future for her family, and in many cases, to escape from violence.

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How to leave a Gift in your Will

If you’re considering leaving a gift to Women’s Property Initiatives in your will, we would love to talk to you and hear about the areas of our work you would like to support.

  • Family and loved ones should always come first.
  • It is an important step to talk to family and loved ones about your will. Communication will ensure your final wishes are carried out.
  • Seek legal and financial advice when drafting your will. The wording is very important and a solicitor can advise you on the different types of gifts (noted below).
  • Please tell us you have included a gift to WPI in your will, so that we can speak to you about your wishes and ensure that we recognise your future support to provide homes for vulnerable women and their children.

Create your bespoke Will online today

We’ve partnered with Gathered Here, a free and easy step-by-step online Will writing service. It can take less than 10 minutes to create your bespoke Will online today with unlimited updates for life. Gathered Here provides end-of-life services through probate, funerals and online Wills. They are supported by an in-house legal team of highly experienced Wills and estate lawyers who have reviewed and vetted the Will writing process.

By combining detailed legal knowledge with modern technology, Gathered Here provides a modern approach to Will-writing which means that you can start, complete, and update your bespoke Will anytime, anywhere.

Even just a small portion of your estate could change the lives of women and children facing homelessness.

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