Help us to support the most
vulnerable children in Yorkshire
Help us support the most vulnerable children in Yorkshire
Yorkshire Children’s Trust
Yorkshire Children’s Trust was founded by two sets of parents after their daughters were diagnosed with Leukaemia. The charity has set out to help children and their families cope with the emotional and financial strain of many
life-changing illnesses, something the founders of the charity understand after dealing with their own children going through the long and harsh treatments for cancer.
Our Support Options
Hospital Stay Grant
A one off payment of £150 to help cover the extra expenses for when you have a child in hospital.
Counselling & Therapies
Person centred counselling and play therapies for children and their siblings, supporting positive mental health.
Respite Short Breaks
A time away at the seaside, not just for the child, but mum, dad and any siblings too at our holiday home at Butlins.
50:50 Support Grant
Support towards half the cost of expensive, but essential equipment and therapies for a long term sick or disabled child.
Hospital Stay Grant
A one off payment of £150 to help cover the extra expenses for when you have a child in hospital.
Counselling & Therapies
Person centred counselling and play therapies for children and their siblings, supporting postive mental health.
Respite Short Breaks
A time away at the seaside, not just for the child, but mum, dad and any siblings too at our holiday home at Butlins.
50:50 Support Grant
Support towards half the cost of expensive, but essential equipment and therapies for a long term sick or disabled child.
Relying heavily on voluntary donations, the charity was founded to help families who can fall through the ‘funding gap’ of traditional support channels and has successfully helped hundreds of children since it started.
From inception it was decided that Yorkshire Children’s Trust would not just be a cancer charity, but a charity designed from the ground up to provide help and support to children who fall through traditional funding gaps of support through the NHS, local authorities and other charitable organisations.
Yorkshire Children’s Trust look at children that need support as individuals and will help to support their long term illness or disability, be it a physical or mental impairment.
The team liaise with parents, medical professional, teachers, social workers and key workers to ensure the best possible outcomes with a range of support options targeted at their needs.
You can help these children; with a one off or regular donation, we will pay for:
Support targeted at supporting children’s emotional and financial needs:
50:50 Grants to help families cover the cost of expensive equipment that are not covered by the NHS or the local authority;
Hospital Stay Grant for a child that may be an inpatient for weeks at a time, this covers the cost of extra expenses such as parking, travel costs;
Breaks for affected families that include mum, dad, siblings and carers at our brand new holiday home at the Butlins Skegness resort;
Counselling & Play Therapies for not just the child, but parents and siblings and medical professions;
Annual Hospital Visits offering children gifts at Christmas and Easter to break up the monotony of being in hospital for extended periods.
Yorkshire Children’s Trust – a local charity, helping local children
Where does your donation go?
100% of your donation will be used to support our beneficiaries.
We cover our core costs through recycling, so this means that when you make a donation, use one of the fundraising platforms or you hold an event or challenge, every penny will go to help some of the most vulnerable families in our community.
Please donate,
every penny really helps
Did you know that 100% of your donation is used to support sick and vulnerable children in the region?
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