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How we can help

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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Supporting us

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

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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Gareth’s blog: The power of advocacy

1 July 2025

In his latest blog, our CEO reflects on how you don’t have to be famous to make a difference!

Gareth’s blog: The power of advocacy

In his latest blog, our CEO reflects on how you don’t have to be famous to make a difference!

Colour Run raises £42,000 and counting!

At our Colour Run on Saturday, 1000 participants ran, walked and jogged through clouds of colour at Greenhead Park. Together, they raised over £42,000! And we're still counting!

Celebrating our volunteers this Volunteers’ Week

This Volunteers' Week, we're celebrating our amazing volunteers and their incredible contribution to our charity!

Volunteer Linda holding a collection bucket as she is stood between a Stormtrooper and Darth Vader at a fundraising event at Trinity Walk

Gareth’s blog: Volunteers – the heartbeat of our charity

In his latest blog, our CEO shares how we wouldn’t be the charity we are without our volunteers.

Gareth’s blog: Providing culturally tailored support for bereaved families

In this month’s blog, our CEO looks ahead to Dying Matters Week and considers how we support bereaved families from across our community