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NUJ extra, the union's charity, is dedicated to providing essential support to our members facing financial difficulties and other challenges.

Guidelines for applications to NUJ extra

The NUJ’s Disabled Members’ Council, Equality Council and Health & Safety Committee send a message of support and solidarity to our members on World Mental Health Day.

Download the NUJ Extra flyer. The union’s welfare charity provides support, confidential advice and financial assistance to members and their families in times of need.

​​​​​​​NUJ holds first online mental health conference for members and reps.

These guidelines were written as a result of NUJ extra's commitment to provide training for its volunteers.

NUJ Extra, the union’s welfare charity, and the George Viner Memorial Fund (GVMF), which provides bursaries to journalism students from Black and ethnic minority backgrounds, each received £7,000.

Extra help with Covid nightmare

The union’s welfare charity is launching a third wave of support for NUJ members who have suffered lost work livelihoods as a result of Covid-19 and lockdowns. It has committed to providing funding until the end of the government’s roadmap, which runs to 21 June. 

NUJ extra is committed to protecting the privacy of our beneficiaries and supporters.

A conflict of interest (COI) is a situation in which a person or organization is involved in multiple interests, financial or otherwise, and serving one interest could involve working against another.

NUJ extra is the registered charity for members of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ).

NUJ Extra is a registered charity, regulated by the Charity Commission and has to abide by the rules laid down by them. Applications for help will be considered from NUJ members and, in some cases, former members. We consider each case on its merit and work to guidelines which we review every year.

NUJ Extra is a registered charity, regulated by the Charity Commission and has to abide by the rules laid down by them. Applications for help will be considered from NUJ members and, in some cases, former members. We consider each case on its merit and work to guidelines which we review every year.

NUJ extra, the union's charity, is dedicated to providing essential support to our members facing financial difficulties and other challenges.

Guidelines for applications to NUJ extra

The NUJ’s Disabled Members’ Council, Equality Council and Health & Safety Committee send a message of support and solidarity to our members on World Mental Health Day.

Download the NUJ Extra flyer. The union’s welfare charity provides support, confidential advice and financial assistance to members and their families in times of need.

​​​​​​​NUJ holds first online mental health conference for members and reps.

These guidelines were written as a result of NUJ extra's commitment to provide training for its volunteers.

NUJ Extra, the union’s welfare charity, and the George Viner Memorial Fund (GVMF), which provides bursaries to journalism students from Black and ethnic minority backgrounds, each received £7,000.

Extra help with Covid nightmare

The union’s welfare charity is launching a third wave of support for NUJ members who have suffered lost work livelihoods as a result of Covid-19 and lockdowns. It has committed to providing funding until the end of the government’s roadmap, which runs to 21 June. 

NUJ extra is committed to protecting the privacy of our beneficiaries and supporters.

A conflict of interest (COI) is a situation in which a person or organization is involved in multiple interests, financial or otherwise, and serving one interest could involve working against another.

NUJ extra is the registered charity for members of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ).

NUJ Extra is a registered charity, regulated by the Charity Commission and has to abide by the rules laid down by them. Applications for help will be considered from NUJ members and, in some cases, former members. We consider each case on its merit and work to guidelines which we review every year.

NUJ Extra is a registered charity, regulated by the Charity Commission and has to abide by the rules laid down by them. Applications for help will be considered from NUJ members and, in some cases, former members. We consider each case on its merit and work to guidelines which we review every year.