At Niemann-Pick UK (NPUK), we’re a small charity dedicated to improving the lives of those affected by Niemann-Pick diseases…

Our work – raising awareness, supporting families, and funding research – depends on the generosity and talents of our volunteers. If you have a skill, passion, or expertise, you can make a genuine difference by putting it to work for our community.

Your unique abilities can help us reach more people, amplify our message, and provide essential support to families living with Niemann-Pick diseases. Whether you’re creative, tech-savvy, or a strategic thinker, your contribution will help us grow, innovate, and continue our mission. Volunteering your skills is also a rewarding way to connect with a compassionate community and create lasting impact, no matter how much time you can spare.

Skills We’re Looking For

We welcome all sorts of talents! Here are some examples of skills that can make a significant difference at NPUK:

Don’t see your skill listed? Let us know what you can offer—we’re always open to new ideas and ways to collaborate!

How It Works

Volunteering with NPUK is flexible and tailored to you. Here’s how to get started:

  1. Tell Us About Yourself: Contact us at info@npuk.org or phone us at 0191 415 0693 to share your skills and availability.
  2. Find the Right Fit: We’ll work with you to match your talents to our needs, whether it’s a one-off project or an ongoing role.
  3. Make an Impact: Use your skills to support our community, from creating resources to helping us reach new audiences.

Whether you can contribute a few hours or take on a larger project, every effort counts. We’ll provide guidance and support to ensure your experience is fulfilling and impactful.

Real Impact, Real Stories

Your skills can change lives. For example:

You could be the next person to make a difference!

Join Us Today

Ready to use your skills for good? Get in touch with our team at info@npuk.org or phone us at 0191 415 0693. We’re excited to learn about your talents and work together to support those affected by Niemann-Pick diseases.