News - Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice

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By providing the right care at the right time for children and families across West Yorkshire, we’re here to help them live the best lives they can

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We rely on the support of people, groups and businesses to help us provide the vital care local children and families need. Luckily, there are loads of ways you can help!

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Our shops play a vital role in helping to fund our essential work. They’re also great places to pick up a bargain, find something fabulous, donate your unwanted stuff or volunteer with us!

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About us

Our promise is that for as long we’re here, no family in West Yorkshire will have to face the loss of their child alone

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Representatives from Kirklees College with staff members from Forget ME Not stood holding a "proud to support Forget Me Not" sign in front of the statue in Russell House gardens

Taking flight with Kirklees College!

3 September 2024

We’re delighted to announce a new partnership that will benefit our families and students at Kirklees College

Representatives from Kirklees College with staff members from Forget ME Not stood holding a "proud to support Forget Me Not" sign in front of the statue in Russell House gardens

Taking flight with Kirklees College!

3 September 2024

We're delighted to announce a new partnership that will benefit our families and students at Kirklees College

CEO Gareth Pierce infront of the memory wall at Russell House, stood next to Harpreet Uppal

Gareth’s blog: Reflections on my first year as CEO

3 September 2024

In his latest blog, Gareth looks back on his first 12 months at CEO

Happy Yorkshire Day. The white Yorkshire rose above a photograph of the Yorkshire countryside

Gareth’s blog: What it means to be a proud Yorkshireman!

In his latest blog, our CEO shares why he's proud to be a Yorkshireman!

Gareth Pierce CEO stood outside our garden counselling room, shaking the hand of a man who cut the ribbon at the opening.

Morrisons CEO opens our new garden counselling room!

Our new garden counselling room is now open – thanks to Morrisons and Together for Short Lives!

A dad pushes his son who is in a wheelchair along a garden path at Russell House, with the hospice in the background

Gareth’s blog: A legacy for the future

Could you help us deliver our promise long into the future – by leaving a gift in your will?