Get Involved

As a small charity with a big mission we need you, whether you are an individual or an organisation of any size. In the current climate your support, financial and otherwise, is vital to us.

You can:

And should you wish to leave a gift in your will to ensure future generations benefit from our human rights legacy, we can provide you with further information. Please see here for more infomation on legacy giving.

Additionally, organisations or companies can also support us through:

Sponsor events, publications and other activities
Payroll giving
Pro bono support

You can also support our work in other important ways including:

Signing the Human Rights Charter and joining thousands others in speaking up for the importance of human rights here at home
Come along to our events, including our Human Rights Tour, training and workshops
Stay informed by signing up to our eNews [LINK] and following us on Twitter and Facebook
Volunteering

Latest

Launch of Restraint Reduction Network Training Standards 2019

New Restraint Reduction Standards: Promoting human rights & minimising restrictive practice
A Human Rights Approach in Transforming Care Partnerships- Leadership session

This 2 hour human rights session is open to senior leadership within North Central London Tranforming Care Partnership.
"Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu" - I am because you are

Geraldine Van Bueren QC debunks myths that the UDHR was a Western document written by men.
The Human Rights Act is Under Renewed Attack

The Human Rights Act is Under Renewed Attack

My Human Rights

Find out what human rights are all about, including five key things everyone should know about their human rights.
The Human Rights Act

Find out about our law here at home, the Human Rights Act, and how it protects us all.
Volunteer and Fundraise

volunteering opportunities
The European Convention on Human Rights

Find out about the European Convention on Human Rights and what it means for you.
The history of human rights

Human Rights through the Ages premiered at our Human Rights Tour 2012. It highlights a handful of historical events that have contributed to our modern understanding of human rights, with a bit of tongue in cheek media commentary thrown in. It has proved extremely popular, have a watch and see what you think!
I Need Help
A Human Rights Approach to Advocacy

Care and Support: A Human Rights Approach to Advocacy
Midwifery and Human Rights: A Practitioner's Guide

This Guide has been developed to support midwives to deliver maternity services that respect human rights.
Mental Health Advocacy and Human Rights: Your Guide

Co-produced with advocacy groups this guide shows how the rights and duties in the Human Rights Act can help strengthen support for people with mental health problems. It uses handy tables, flowcharts, case studies, and worked through examples.
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