13 Charities in Liverpool who need our support in 2025

We’re a city built on community, compassion, and resilience, and nowhere is this more evident than in the work of our local charities.

Charities in Liverpool dedicate themselves to helping individuals and families through challenging times, promoting health, supporting mental well-being, and giving hope.

We wish we could mention all the charities and the phenomenal work they do across the region, so with that in mind, we will be updating this list regularly… read on to find out how your charity can be featured.

As we step into 2025, here’s why you should consider supporting these incredible charities that are making a difference in Liverpool and beyond.

Alder Hey Children’s Charity

Alder Hey is more than just a children’s hospital; it’s a lifeline for thousands of families.

The charity supports vital research, state-of-the-art equipment, and a nurturing environment for children receiving life-saving treatment.

Find out more here.

North West Cancer Research

This independent charity is at the forefront of cancer research in the North West, funding groundbreaking studies to improve cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

Supporting this charity means contributing to real, local research with the potential to save lives.

Find out more here.

North West Air Ambulance Charity

Operating all year round, this charity provides emergency medical services across the North West, saving lives where every second counts.

Donations help fund the helicopters, crew training, and lifesaving equipment that are essential for this crucial service.

Find out more here.

Nugent

With a legacy dating back 140 years, Nugent offers care, education, and social support for the most vulnerable in our community, including those experiencing poverty, homelessness, and disability.

Supporting Nugent is a way to give back to Liverpool’s most in-need individuals.

Find out more here.

The Brain Charity

Based in Liverpool, The Brain Charity offers emotional support, practical help, and social activities to anyone with a neurological condition.

From mental health support to employment advice, their services help thousands of people lead fulfilling lives despite their challenges.

Find out more here.

Claire House Children’s Hospice

Claire House is a sanctuary for families with seriously ill children, offering respite care, counselling, and end-of-life support in a loving and supportive environment.

Every donation ensures these families have the care they need during the toughest times.

Find out more here.

Sahir House

Sahir House provides support, information, and advocacy for people living with or affected by HIV.

The charity promotes education and awareness, tackling stigma while empowering people to live healthier, more confident lives.

Find out more here.

The Whitechapel Centre

Liverpool’s leading homelessness charity, The Whitechapel Centre works tirelessly to support people sleeping rough, in temporary accommodation, or at risk of homelessness.

They provide essentials like food and shelter while helping people rebuild their lives.

Find out more here.

Zoe’s Place Baby Hospice

The only hospice in the UK dedicated to babies and children under five, Zoe’s Place provides end-of-life care, palliative care, and respite services for families navigating unimaginable challenges.

Donations help ensure this essential lifeline continues to thrive.

Find out more here.

James’ Place

Specialising in mental health, James’ Place supports men in suicidal crisis, offering a safe space and one-on-one therapy to those in need.

Their work is vital in reducing the stigma around mental health and saving lives through early intervention.

Find out more here.

Speedo Mick Foundation

Founded by Liverpool legend Speedo Mick, this charity supports disadvantaged young people and communities.

From funding grassroots initiatives to raising awareness about mental health.

Find out more here.

The Papercup Project

The Papercup Project brings compassion to those experiencing homelessness in Liverpool.

Paper Cup Coffee in Queen’s Square offers a pay it forward scheme. They work hard to challenge the stigmas towards people experiencing homelessness.

Find out more here.

Sean’s Place

Based in Bootle and focusing on men’s mental health, Sean’s Place offers free therapy, group activities, and support for men struggling with anxiety, depression, and more.

By creating a safe and supportive environment, they empower men to take control of their mental well-being.

Find out more here.

How You Can Help
Supporting these charities doesn’t just mean financial donations – though those are always welcome.

You can:

• Volunteer your time.
• Fundraise through events or challenges.
• Share their campaigns on social media.
• Attend their events to show your support.

As we mentioned before, we wish we could feature all the incredible charities in Liverpool, so if you would like yours to be featured here, please email desk@theguideliverpool.com

Read more about charities in Liverpool here.