Since 2021 we have been providing a safeguarding and welfare service.
Volunteering in Northampton Town Centre on Friday and Saturday we work in partnership with the OPFCC, Northamptonshire Police, East Midlands Ambulance Service, Northampton Street Pastors & Local venues with one aim. To ensure the safety of Female and Males within the night time economy.
After the tragic events of 2016 that lead to the murder of India Chipchase, We hope we are able to prevent this from ever happening in our town again and spread awareness further a field so people enjoy themselves and stay safe.
NexGen Business Finance - Charity Golf Day.
On July 11th 2025 NexGen Business Finance held their annual golf day, for the 2nd year running they used this day to raise funds for Northampton Guardians….
The day brought together their clients, suppliers and local companies all donating money and we are pleased to say they raised a whopping £5,000!
We are incredibly grateful for their continued support, helping us to keep providing the service we do to those in Northampton.
The money donated will be used towards our ongoing operating costs, training for the team and stock replenishment.
Once again, a big thanks to NexGen!!!
Some facts from 2024.
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4,333 Hours where volunteered last year by our team!
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In 2024 we supported 310 females
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In 2024, we helped 307 men!
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Since we started in December 2021 we have supported over 2000 vulnerable people!
FAQs
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How do I volunteer?
If you feel that you could be a Guardian, then we would love to hear from you. You can use the Join us tab on our website or email us at - northamptonguardians2021@gmail.com
Can we donate?
Yes you can donate by clicking on the donate tab - Your donations ensure we can continue our work and can ensure that our volunteers are provided with the vital equipment, training and uniform needed to carry out their duties.
Are you street pastors?
No, we are both separate organisations who although both aim to keep the night-time economy safe, have different ways of managing and dealing with vulnerable people.
What can I do if i’ve been spiked?
If you suspect you have been spiked then please follow some of the advice below. This is not an extensive list and it will not cover every situation.
Tell your friends.
Speak to the security staff at the venue.
Contact us either on our mobiles, through security or by approaching the van.
Speak to the police.
Go to A&E if needed or call 999.
Are you anything to do with the Police?
No we are not the police, however we work closely with them to ensure we help keep people in the night-time economy safe.
What do you provide
Some things we provide are:
Bottle and drink covers
Free Water
Flip Flops
Personal attack alarms
Cards with our details on
Foil Blankets
Sanitary products