Charities In Bradford City

Improving the state of the River Aire and its tributaries, educating the public and other bodies about the water environment and improving/promoting access to same,

E.A.S.A aims to advance the education of the general public in particular but not so as to limit the generality of the foregoing by providing advice and guidance about educational and training opportunities

The Girlington Centre is an inclusive community centre offering free legal advice on welfare benefits and immigration; activities that promote community development / cohesion; health and wellbeing activities for all ages

Operation of The Tetley, a centre for contemporary art and learning in a heritage building. Our activities exist to raise the visibility of contemporary art by providing support for emerging regional artists and we seek to increase the understanding of contemporary art by enabling the widest possible audiences to enjoy and engage with art in a friendly environment.

1. Research and Reports2. Deliver Training3. Mobilise and organise with individuals and communities to take action.4. Network to Inform and Influence5. Use Media to highlight and raise awareness about issues.

We offer a range of therapeutic counselling, which includes :- Relationship counselling and PST services to adult couples and individuals- Family, children and young peoples counselling- Life skills courses- IAPT Couple Therapy for Depression - Counselling service for carers - Reaching with Relate (working in schools)- Northern Powergrid training

To advance the education of the inhabitants of Bradford, Bangladeshi community and other ethnic minorities including of vocational training in order to improve.To provide or assist in the provision of facilities for recreation or time occupation in the interest of social welfare particularly people and the elderly who are in need of such facilities object of improving their condition of life.

We provide support to those affected by asbestos related conditions, across Yorkshire, Humberside and North Nottinghamshire, to those diagnosed plus their families. Every year, our charity receives over 300 new referrals and we help each individual access (on average) over £24,000 income, plus providing emotional and bereavement support and organising social groups and events for our service users

Objectives are to:1) prevent and relieve hardship and need and distress amongst those who are homeless and rootless by the provision of practical and emotional support, in particular but not exclusively to those who are sleeping rough or who are unwilling or unable to accept existing provision;2) educate the public concerning the problems of social isolation and homelessness.

Evolve Recovery Homes provides supported housing ,creating safe, supportive environments for women who are facing multiple adversities such as substance use, abuse control and coercion, criminal justice, mental and physical health concerns. We provide structure and support to empower women to make safer, more informed choices, build their confidence and live fulfilled within society.

The aims and activities of the charity are to advance the Islamic religion for the benefit of the public in particular but not exclusively by:(a) maintaining a mosque to hold prayers(b) hosting lectures and visits(c) hosting lectures and visits(d) providing Islamic funeral and other services required by the community

a) the celebration of public worship; b) the teaching of the Christian faith; c) mission and evangelism; d) pastoral work; e) the provision of facilities with a Christian ethos for the local community, including (but not restricted to) the elderly, the young and other groups with special needs; and f) the support of other charities in the UK and overseas.

Education Alliance for Life Chances will advance education for children and young people in a variety of ways. It will work in partnership with beneficiaries, public institutions including schools and colleges, research bodies and community groups to develop evidence-based projects which will support children and young people to be better able to engage and succeed in their education.

The relief of poverty amongst families in Afghanistan and Pakistan; in particular but not by way of limitation amongst orphans and widows by provision of material assistance in order to meet their needs for food, water and basic health care and education.The Charity campaigns against poverty, in particular those raising awareness as regards to hardship endured by children and women.

Yorkshire Universities works to maximise the contribution of higher education to the region, and beyond, through collaboration, together and with partners, where this generates greater impact and public benefit. We seek to widen engagement with higher education, for individuals to develop their skills and with private and public sectors to create knowledge through research and innovation.

The Trust provides and maintains gospel halls for the religious activities of Christians often referred to as 'Brethren'. Details of the origins, teachings and way of life of the Brethren can be found on their website - www.plymouthbrethrenchristianchurch.org. Meetings held at these gospel halls include the Lord's Supper (Communion), Gospel preachings, Bible readings and Bible addresses.

Run soup kitchens (gratis) providing food, clothing and other support as deemed necessary. Provide temporary over-night shelter for homeless men on an ad-hoc basis. Find assistance for alcoholics and drug addicts.Christian preaching and evangelisation at various parishes, schools, retreats and conferences. Hospital chaplaincy. Various works to promote respect for all human life at every stage.

The chief activities of the charity are the provision of relief and assistance to old, sick and/or poor persons living in Yorkshire, particularly in the parish of Guiseley, and the provision of almshouses for old people in the parish of Guiseley.

Regular public worship open to all. Provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Visiting the sick and the bereaved. Teaching of Christianity by various means. Taking of religious assemblies in schools. Youth work with a Christian ethos. Promoting of Christianity through events and meetings and distributing literature. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

We aim to improve the lives and opportunities of children and young people with Down Syndrome in Leeds by offering regular groups and activities, individual support and advocacy for families, raising awareness and challenging preconceptions in the wider community. We run 15 sessions per month including Speech and Language groups, family activities and age related groups. Over 70 families attend.

1. RESPONDING TO EMERGENCIES2. CARING FOR ORPHANS AND CHILDREN IN NEED3. SUPPORTING EDUCATION4. PROVIDING ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE AND WATER5. PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOOD

The Objects of the CIO are the relief of the physical and mental distress of persons in needby reason of suffering from child sexual abuse/adult rape and by the provision of counsellingand support for such persons.

The principal object is the advancement of Christian faith worldwide and the relief of poverty and to promote any charitable activity for the benefit of the local people in their Christian faithPersonal development and Skill development Support for other charities and Christian charities helping the needy

Relationship counsellingSex TherapyTherapeutic counselling for young peopleFamily counselling Education and learningTherapeutic support for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuseTelephone counselling

a) Build the Capacity, develop community involvement and maximise the usage of the WBCATC and the project for the social and economic benefit of its participants b) Empower local residents to participate in the decision making process, gain skills to improve their life-chances and employment opportunities and improve the quality of life in their neighbourhood.