Charities In Bradford City

Financial support for 1] Local childrens' Schools for the Disabled and Hospices. 2] Disaster Appeals in the UK and Internationally 3] Local Air Ambulance 4] Eradicating Polio throughout the World 5] Filling "Aquaboxes" and "Shelterboxes" and delivering to a central store ready to be sent to a Disaster Area

Outings arranged for visually impaired people living in the Shipley & Baldon area of West Yorkshire, ie BD17 & BD18

We are a riding school for the disabled group offering lessons to all ages of riders with disabilities

Advancement of community and multicultural education in all aspects of Jewish Life.

Helping Aid will offer services to the wider community that will include running classes in particular subjects for community individuals who need to develop their language and literacy skills- Providing after school clubs in specific subjects that include Maths, English and Science.- Providing food on a regular and organised basis to local community.- Education opportunities to community

Our charity was set up by Stuart Hutton to help elderly/old widows within East Morton parish with the relief of poverty. St is a very small charity and small gifts are distributed at Christmas time to widows within East Morton parish.

military museum open to the public 2-4 Saturdays and Sundays and by appointment

Provision of mission hall facilities for the use for the improvement of the moral, mental and physical health of children and young and old people and general community use in the Underclife area of Bradford, a very deprived part of Bradford

Furtherance of the aims and policies of Girlguiding UK within West Yorkshire.

secondary education

Healthy Life Cycles, Bradford aims to improve the health and well-being of people, living in Bradford District.We provide opportunities for participants to develop new skills and confidence which enables them to enjoy cycling, outdoor activities, creative arts, sport and other recreational activities on a regular basis. We also provide accredited leadership and volunteering opportunities.

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We provide occupational health and employment advice, support, training and advocacy for workers. We also provide occupational safety training to year 11 pupils and coordinate general safety events for year 6 pupils and organise a variety of community events that promote social cohesion.

Wilden Shedders ia a group of individuals who come together and utilise their skills and knowledge of handicraft to benefit the local community as well as promoting and safeguarding their own mental health.

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1) Advancing education in all matters concerning amateur radio, radio communications and related systems2) Using amateur radio communication, within the terms of the amateur radio licence, to supplement communication for organisations involved in the planning or provision of rescue, relief or communication in the event of distress or emergency, both local and national.

To offer financial assistance to those requiring training who, otherwise, could not obtain the training, and provide funds to meet other training needs of all members of society based on need

Provide information about issues relating to sexual abuse, and signpost people to services in West Yorkshire that can provide support for those affected by sexual abuse. Provision of small grants towards activities and services that can improve the physical or emotional wellbeing of people affected by sexual abuse.

We discuss issues of relevence to the area, particularly community relations. We arrange house groups. We support Christian Aid. We organise worship and study. We hold prayer breakfasts. We organise a Festival Cafe. We give grants.

THE CHARITY INTENDS TO RUN A SCHOOL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE MUSLIM COMMUNITY.

We have continued to support local Saltaire initiatives. We also regularly attend meetings with other Saltaire Partners and contribute to discussions on the Management Plan for Saltaire. A key piece of work has been our input to the Local Development Framework in terms of how it affects Saltaire.

Teaching the Quran Hadith to Muslim children and adults: ESOL Classes: the center offers ESOL courses up Community After school club: We provided a weekly after school club in our premises to help children with their Homework. Collecting and distributing food to impoverished families across the UK Increasing partnership work with service providers across Greater Manchester.

Arranging trips to attend Hindu temples to celebrate the Hindu religion.Provision of meeting places where prayer sessions can be held.Advancement of the religion for the public benefit.Maintaining a suitable library for the study of the Hindu religion.Arranging annual Vasavi Jayanthi festivals in Birmingham Balaji temple.Arranging some festivals in India and religious congregations.

to provide support within our community by financial and emotional support. DV victims and hate crime victims.

Distribution of special grants to former players of the Bradford Premier Cricket League who may have fallen on hard times through illness, disability or poverty