How you can help

Yorkshire and the Humber

"I live in West Yorkshire and my my husband and I have been NSPCC volunteers for over 50 years. We are part of the NSPCC Huddersfield Lepton committee that helps plan and organise the NSPCC's HACK hiking challenges (Hike Against Cruelty to Kids).

"It's hard work at times, but we find it really rewarding and would encourage other people to get in touch with the NSPCC to see how they can help. Even volunteering a few hours a month can make a real difference to children's lives."

Rosie Cleave, NSPCC volunteer (pictured with Helen Verity, NSPCC community fundraising manager).

Getting involved in your area

Thanks to our vibrant network of community volunteers, business groups, and service volunteers, we're able to continue providing services for the most vulnerable children in Yorkshire and the Humber.

If you want to get involved with the NSPCC in your community, there's a whole range of things you can do to help. We hope you'll also meet other like-minded supporters, and have a great experience at the same time. Get in touch to find out how you can get involved locally.

Here's a few ideas to get you started…

Join a local fundraising group

The NSPCC has over 2,000 groups of volunteers across the UK, who raise money within their local community and help raise awareness of the work we do to protect children.

Volunteer in your area

You could volunteer for the ChildLine Schools Service, a role that involves presenting safeguarding assemblies and interactive workshops to primary school aged children.

Join an event near you

There are countless NSPCC events happening all over the region, from concerts and theatre evenings to challenge walks and marathons, and there's bound to be something of interest to you. Search for an event near you now.

Get your company involved

We work with a range of local businesses across the region, and there are some real benefits for our corporate partners. Find how you can get your company involved on our corporate partnership pages.