About the trust
A charity called Dom's Fund, has been set up for research into stammering. The fund is in memory of a witty, intelligent and much loved young man for whom the burden of stammering was so great that he took his own life. Most of us take for granted the ability to use the telephone, to ask for what we need when shopping, or to answer questions at a job interview. But people who stammer frequently struggle to make themselves understood - by those who do not recognise the difficulties and frustrations of tammering. |  | Our Aims
The Dominic Barker Trust fund aims to:
 | Fund Research Into Stammering |  | Raise awareness of the issues that surround Stammering | | Encourage understanding in people who meet those who are stammering | | Devise better programmes to help overcome this disability | | | About Stammering > |
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Latest News
Open Evening
More than 170 supporters joined The Trust at its Open Evening held on 9th October 2008 at The Royal Hospital School, Holbrook.
New Equipment for Suffolk
To support early intervention treatment for children who stammer, video cameras and laptops (which were not provided by the NHS) were purchased by the Trust. | | Want to Help?
We need public donations and support to continue the work that we do, to improve the lives of those like Dominic who suffer the burden of stammering. Find out more about how you can support the trust’s work in improving the treatment availble to stammer sufferers.
Let's hope that through your contribution people who stammer will be able to say:
"It's good to talk" |
