Society for the Protection of Unborn Children
3 Whitacre Mews, Stannary Street
London, SE11 4AB, United Kingdom
Telephone: (020) 7091 7091
Fax: (020) 7820 3131
Email: information@spuc.org.uk

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Joining

If you care about children in the womb and other vulnerable human beings, help protect them by joining Britain's largest and longest-established pro-life organisation, the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC). SPUC is working every day to save the lives of unborn children, hundreds of whom fall victim to the UK's abortion culture each day. The Society also campaigns to protect sick, elderly and disabled people, who are increasingly under threat from euthanasia, as well as on a host of other pro-life issues.

Membership pack + other entitlements

As a voluntary organization that receives no government funding, SPUC relies on your help to fund its work. Becoming a member of the Society is one way you can help to support SPUC's campaigns in defence of human life. Members receive the Society's full-colour Pro-Life Times newspaper twice yearly, a special membership 'Tiny Feet' pin badge, as well as opportunities to shape the policy of the Society and play an important role in how it is governed.

Branch network

Supporters and members of the Society can also join their local branch and help protect life in a practical way. There are around 100 volunteer branches throughout England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland which campaign, fundraise and carry out a host of other practical measures to help educate the public about the humanity of unborn children.

Applying for membership

You can join SPUC by:

• using our secure online form
• downloading, completing and signing a form, and returning it by conventional mail or fax to SPUC.

There are forms for people in the United Kingdom and for those in other countries. Please choose one of the forms below.

UK richtext	overseas richtext
UK PDF	overseas PDF

Richtext files should open in a word processor such as Word. You can fill them in on the screen before printing them. PDF files should open in a reader such as Acrobat. They can be printed and completed by hand.