Introduction
Help us do even more
Help make the moments that transform lives forever.
YHA creates the moments that matter in young lives; the extraordinary moments when young people begin to believe in themselves, discover their talents and find the ambition that will lead them along a different path in life.
Together we can transform young lives through travel, adventure and discovery by creating opportunities to explore, learn, share and grow. Because where you go changes who you become.
How you can help
Stay
Stay at one of our unique, charming and characterful youth hostels across England and Wales, discover our YHA Camping & Cabins sites or take the place for yourself on YHA Exclusive Hire.
Join
Join or gift membership to a loved one and enjoy a range of excellent benefits, including discounted stays, while knowing that your contribution will be help to improve the lives of young people.
Give
Give a regular gift, sign up for a sponsored event, hold a fundraiser or remember us in your will. Donations big and small all make a major difference to the young lives we aim to improve.
Volunteer
Help to improve your local hostel as part of a Supporter Group, go on a Working Holiday, become a YHA Summer Camps volunteer and provide vital help, or lend us time and expertise at National Office.
More ways to support YHA
No child left behind appeal
No child left behind
The number of children experiencing poverty is rising. And with the squeeze on school budgets and household purses, more school residential trips are being cancelled. Whole classes miss out. Help us to send more children on an amazing adventure next year. And make sure no child is left behind.
The difference your support makes
£10 can help children with challenging lives change their futures
Give young people access to the outdoors, adventure and the milestone moments.
£50 can unlock an enriching experience
Pay for a child from a low-income background to have a place on an overnight trip.
£100 can make adventure a reality for a child
Support their place on a two-night residential school trip.