The Principle Trust News.

Mental Health Awareness Week 2026, taking place from 11th – 17th May, is encouraging people across the UK to “Take Action” for better mental health – a message that deeply resonates with everyone at The Principle Trust Children’s Charity. For many of the families we support, everyday life can feel overwhelming. Families facing trauma, poverty,

Two inspiring supporters of The Principle Trust Children’s Charity have gone the extra mile , quite literally,  by taking on the TCS London Marathon 2026 and raising an incredible £10,659 to support children and families across Yorkshire. Thanks to their amazing fundraising efforts, 17 families will now be able to enjoy a much-needed week-long respite

We’re absolutely delighted to share that our third annual Rugby4Respite tournament has raised an incredible £7,250 for The Principle Trust Children’s Charity – enough to provide 12 families with a free week-long respite break and food hamper. Held on Sunday 19th April at Ilkley RFC, Stacks Field, this year’s event was our biggest and best

In today’s workplace, supporting employee wellbeing is no longer optional – it’s essential. Yet one of the most challenging and sensitive areas many organisations face is how to respond to the growing crisis of suicide, particularly among young people. To help address this, Mind Hull and East Yorkshire, The Jordan Legacy, and The Principle Trust

The Principle Trust Children’s Charity is delighted to have received a generous £2,000 donation from The Rotary Club of Hebden Bridge, helping to provide four local families with a much-needed respite break. The Rotary Club of Hebden Bridge, a long-standing and active humanitarian group founded in 1951, has been supporting communities across West Yorkshire for

This Easter, The Principle Trust Children’s Charity has been overwhelmed by the kindness and generosity of local businesses, helping to bring smiles to children and families staying in our respite homes. We’re delighted to share that a total of 142 Easter eggs have been generously donated by Sisk, A59 Kex Gill Project Office, along with