Charities In Bradford City

Promotes The Development of Young people in acheving their full physical, intellectual, social and sptiritual potential as individuals as repsonsible citizens and members of their local, national and international communities. We achieve this by delivering a fun, enjoyable and adventurous programme of activity in partnership with the young people we work with.

Bradford Youth Development Partnership was established in 1999 to promote the benefit of young people aged 5 to 30 years within the City of Bradford Metropolitan District especially by, developing and managing youth initiatives, and developing a multi-agency approach.

The Charity exists to help students at state comprehensives in northern England access leading universities, where they are currently very under-represented.

the village hall / community centre provides facilities for diverse groups and activities, works with local groups including, library, parish council, childcare, recreation and education.

To promote the relief of older people in any manner which now or hereafter may be deemed by law to be charitable in and around the Metropolitan District of Bradford.

BEACON (Bradford Ecumenical Asylum Concern) was set up out of a shared concern to address the needs and concerns of the many people seeking asylum in Bradford Metropolitan District. We provide practical and moral support for people seeking asylum through the BEACON projects: Asylum Advice (Immigration Advice Authority registered legal support) and CHAT (English conversation class).

Mission, campaigning and fundraising through prayer and action to provide Christian care for families in the UK and worldwide. Projects include prison work, hospital projects and providing holidays for families in need and supporting the work of Mothers' Union worldwide.

Our Association provides direct assistance to children and adults with spina bifida and/or hydrocephalus and their parents/carers within North and West Yorkshire. We provide welfare grants, subsidised holidays and mutual support through activities, outings, workshops and seminars.

The Hub provides a range of activities for all ages in the community of Manningham, Bradford. The Hub includes Oasis Academy Lister Park. Current activity includes youth work, mentoring, holiday activities, advocacy, drop-in's and adult education.

Regular public worship, Bible study, preaching/teaching; baptism as defined in the Union's Declaration of Principle; Communion; evangelism/mission locally, regionally, nationally, internationally; teaching/welcome and inclusion of young people; nurture/growth of Christian disciples; education/training; giving/encouraging of pastoral care; charitable social action in UK and abroad

To develop the capacity and skills of the members of the socially and economically disadvantaged community of Bradford BD3. To promote equality and diversity for the public benefit by promoting activities to foster understanding between people from diverse backgrounds in BD3. To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded in BD3.

Brand new (2019) large village hall with stage and car parking run by group of volunteers. The village pre-school, a senior activity group, local am drams and various evening clubs such as Martial Arts, Brownies, model helicopter and race car clubs use the hall. Also used for parties, weddings, charity fund raising events. Income to cover running costs derived from letting fees/fund raising.

To help young children begging on the streets of developing nations. To provide food shelter education as well as adult supervision to such children. Also to help and educate communities in the UK on numerous issues related to children and well being.

To raise public awareness of global development issues and social justice through:Provision of development education resources and training for teachers and youth workers.Provision of support and advice on development education.Research in the field of development education.Publication and dissemination of educational resources.

The charity makes grants to relieve poverty by making grants to support the provision of education, skills and health care to impoverished children in Uganda and works with schools and community groups in the UK to increase understandings, promote global citizenship and develop mutually beneficial partnerships. We also run a volunteeting programme based at the Revival Centre in Matuuga, Uganda.

Bradford People First is a self-advocacy organisation run by people with learning disabilities, for people with learning disabilities. Bradford People First aims to speak out on behalf of people with learning disabilities and to train and educate people, to improve the lives of people with learning disabilities.

The charity was established to enhance the Prajapati Community of Bradford and surrounding districts by providing communal facilities and promoting projects of a social, religious and educational nature.Religious - temple is open for twice daily and all Hindu festivals are celebrated.Social - Sports, keep fit classes, Mahila SamelanEducation - Mother tongue education provided on Sunday

Hilal BCS is ran and led by group of volunteers which mainly consist of members of the community. The objective of the organisation is to provide benefits to members of the community in the North of England by the advancement of education; the provision of recreational, religious and leisure time activities, with its main objective of improving the conditions of life for the said persons.

The charity is a rowing club and provides all the facilities, equipment, training and support services that members need to enjoy the sport of rowing. The charity maintains a stretch of the river Aire to ensure that it remains rowable.

The promotion of Islam through the Ahle Sunnah Jamat and to provide social activities in order to benefit the inhabitants of Manningham and the wider Bradford.

The objects of the company shall be to promote the benefit of the elderly in England and Wales in particular elderly people from Ethnic Minority communities by the relief of poverty, sickness and distress, including in particular but not exclusively the provision of Homecare and healthcare services that promote independent living.

Afemai Children's Trust deliver cultural workshops to engage children and young people from all backgrounds. Their workshops develop understanding of different traditions and reduce isolation. Conveying diverse subjects, Afemai Children's Trusts' mission is to positively celebrate heritage and culture, and work with institutions that are keen to encourage a global outlook.

Support families of children and young people with disabilities and/or additional needs by giving them a voice within the community and local authority.Provide information and support to parent/carers around health, social care and education.Hold events for parent/carers, services and local support groups on important local and national issues.Represent members on strategic service groups.

To relieve the mental and physical distress of drug and alcohol dependants by providing accommodation with links to treatment provision in a supportive environment. To assist in the relief of emotional distress of relatives, carers, friends, of drug/alcohol dependants by providing family support groups and links to other providers of care services.

Watershed Workshops activities include- providing a high quality, accessible participatory and disabled arts base- enhancing professional development through the arts- supporting, promoting and providing training, volunteering and placement opportunities in the arts- providing a sustainable work base for participatory arts