Sponsor or support our work

Sponsor or support our work

Interested in making a difference in the lives of care experienced young people at a local authority and national level?   We are looking for sponsorship and support to boost our reach and impact.

Why partner with NLCBF?

  • Collaborative & Purpose-Driven: Join a network of change-makers dedicated to fixing the gaps in the care system.

We are currently looking for support:

  • YPBMF influencing policy – Enable care-experienced young people to contribute to local and national consultations, ensuring lived experience informs decisions, through funding their travel and time.
  • Annual YPBMF Champions Residential – Build confidence, leadership skills and lasting networks for 12-14 care-experienced volunteers each year.
  • YPBMF’s ‘In Their Own Words’ Research – Support co-produced research and reports; previous In Their Own Words reports have influenced local and national change.
  • YPBMF Legends annual gathering – Bring together YPBMF Legends, former Champions, to strengthen their collective voice and influence.
  • Care Leaver Justice Lead role – Bridge leaving care and justice systems to improve support for care leavers in contact with the justice system.
  • United for Change for Care Leavers Event, November 2026 –A cross-sector event bringing together care experienced young people, local authorities, charities, business and government as part of National Care Leavers Month.  Sponsorship packages open until September 2026.
  • Sponsor an NLCBF event – Support hybrid events for 135 member local authorities, including sessions for managers, frontline PAs and care-experienced young people.

A huge thank you to our recent sponsors and supporters:

To discuss partnership options and supporting our work, please Contact Us and a member of the team will be in touch.

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