Your legacy could be the lifeline that children in care urgently need.
Many of us are lucky enough to have lives full of friendship, love and kindness. We have people to listen to us, support us and celebrate special moments with us. A gift in your will could ensure that the next generation of young people’s lives are filled with moments like this too.
A legacy is a powerful gift. As the world changes, your gift will allow us to remain steadfast in our commitment to children and young people’s rights. It will allow us to support care-experienced young mums, care leavers, and those struggling with their mental health.
A will is a very personal thing. Choose what feels right for you.
We can support you with every step of the process, whether you prefer to write your will online, over the phone, or with guidance if you choose to write your will in person.
Write your will online
You can write your will online for free through our award-winning, trusted will writing partner, Farewill. Their simple, secure service guides you through each step at your own pace, making it easy to create a legally binding will from the comfort of your home. It’s a straightforward way to put your wishes in place.
Write your will over the phone
If you’d prefer to speak to someone directly, you can also write your will over the phone with Farewill. Their specialist will writing team will guide you through the process step by step, making sure your wishes are clearly recorded and legally sound. It’s a supportive, personal way to put your plans in place.
Write your will in-person
It may be the right fit for you to choose to write your will with a local or trusted solicitor rather than use our free will partnership option. This can be a reassuring option if you’d like more personalised legal advice or have more complex wishes to record. Your solicitor can easily help you include a gift to NYAS if you decide to support our work in this way. You may also find it helpful to read through our Legacy Giving Guide or speak with a member of our team beforehand.
Please note that free online and telephone wills are limited, and they are currently offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
