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A young white boy in a wheelchair is surrounded by his mum and dad, who are both holding and smiling at him, in the sensory play room at Russell House.

Supporting children and families across West Yorkshire

By providing outstanding nursing care, hydrotherapy, creative therapy, days out, memory-making, end-of-life care, bereavement support and counselling to families living with or facing the loss of their child, we help them to make the most of every moment together.

A small white boy with brown hair peering at the camera from behind a wooden play area in the gardens of Russell House.

You can make a difference that lasts a lifetime

This year, we must raise 90% of the money we need to run our children’s hospice.

Meaning it’s only with your help that we can continue to be here, providing vital and pioneering care and support to children and families across West Yorkshire.

So be part of something amazing! Whether it’s taking on a challenge, signing up to our events, playing our lottery, visiting our shops or simply making a donation, everyone can make a lasting difference to local children and families.

Featured Event A woman walks barefoot across hot coles during a firewalk challenge, as more people queue up behind her

Firewalk & LegoWalk 2024

30 October 2024

Russell House, Fell Greave Road, Huddersfield, HD2 1NH

Want to achieve what you never thought possible? Why not take on the ultimate mind-over-matter challenge as you brave a barefoot walk over burning hot coals!

Register now

Could you make a donation today? Because every penny counts!

A young white girl with blonde curly hair is crouched on a wooden sculpture in the garden at Russell House.

This year we need to raise £6 million to fund our vital work supporting local children and families

A view of the rear of Russell House taken from the garden, with the stone sculpture in the foreground.

Life would have been even harder if we hadn’t had Forget Me Not. It’s so mentally draining, all the stuff going round in your head. The knowledge that the team have there, it took the strain off. That was a massive help.

Jackie