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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 facing or living with the loss of their child, we help them to make the most of every moment together. 

How we can help
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How we help families

Everything we do is designed to help families feel more supported and less alone.

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If your family needs our support, or you’re a professional caring for a family who needs our support, please get in touch.

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Looking for a bargain or have some good quality items to donate?

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Volunteer with us

Got some time to spare? Without volunteers, we simply wouldn’t be here.

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You can make a difference that lasts a lifetime

This year, we must raise over 80% 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.

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Shine A Little Light

Christmas is a time for memories. For many of us, it is when we feel most connected to the people we love – and most aware of those we miss.

So we invite you to shine a little light in memory of your loved one. By leaving a donation in their name, you’ll not only keep their light shining, you’ll also help us support families to make the most of every moment they have together, creating precious memories that will last a lifetime.

Share a picture and a message and join our community of Forget Me Not friends remembering those they miss while also making a real difference to the children and families we support.

A huge thank you to DD Porter Construction who is sponsoring our Christmas appeal.

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Events & challenges

Why not take part in one of our events or challenges? You could achieve more than you think!

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About Forget Me Not

Discover more about who we are, why we’re here and what we do.

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Join our team

Could you be part of our outstanding team and put your skills and experience to good use?

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

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This year we need to raise £6.5 million to fund our vital work supporting local children and families

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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
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