Donate Search Menu Trustees Steve Bell Steve Bell joined the Board of Trustees at Action for Children in November 2020. Steve was the first of his extended family to attend university. He read law at Durham and qualified as a chartered accountant. He then spent 33 years with accounting firm EY in a variety of roles. He was a leader for the European Financial Services consulting business, and a Partner at EY from 1999 until 2020. Steve is now using his experience to help charities working with young people in the UK. He is a Trustee for the Country Trust, a national educational charity. His personal fundraising includes hiking in the Sahara and running the London Marathon. His interests include golf, watching sport (particularly football and cricket) and hiking. Steve Chairs our Audit & Risk Committee. Share this page Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Copy link You may also like Jobs Search our careers site to find a role to suit you Ambassadors Find out how our Royal Patron and ambassadors support our work Our annual awards The Stephenson Awards celebrate those who go the extra mile to improve children’s lives Media centre Read our latest press releases or contact our media team Safe and happy childhood Action for Children protects and supports children and young people, providing practical and emotional care and support, ensuring their voices are heard, and campaigning to bring lasting improvements to their lives. Jobs Blog Newsletter Media centre Contact us Accessibility Privacy policy Cookie policy Terms and conditions Make a difference, help us change lives Donate now Follow us Registered address, 3 The Boulevard, Ascot Road, Watford, WD18 8AG. Action for Children is a charity (1097940/SC038092) and a company limited by guarantee (England and Wales No. 04764232). © Action for Children 2021 We use cookies to give you the best possible experience on our website and improve our marketing. By using our website you agree to our use of cookies. You can change your settings at any time. Cookies Settings