Holocaust Centre North is a vital educational organization dedicated to promoting awareness of the Holocaust and its ongoing relevance to human rights, freedom, and equality. Established from the heartfelt connections among Holocaust survivors in Leeds, the Centre has evolved to become a beacon of learning and support. Its permanent exhibition, situated on the University of Huddersfield campus, showcases a growing archive that preserves the stories of survivors and refugees who rebuilt their lives in the North of England.

The Centre offers diverse learning programs for all age groups, including primary and secondary education, adult learning initiatives, and hands-on history experiences. Additionally, it collaborates with local communities, artists, and academic institutions to foster meaningful dialogue around the Holocaust's impacts. With generous support from numerous organizations and individual donors, Holocaust Centre North stands committed to delivering quality education, research, and community care. Recognized with the King’s Award for Voluntary Service in 2023, the Centre exemplifies solidarity and remembrance, celebrating the bravery of survivors while inspiring future generations.