Charities In City Of Wakefield

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.

Rescues and rehomes unwanted and neglected animals in and around the Barnsley area.

1 Thev relief of sickness and protection of good health 2 The advancement of education and good parenting3 The prevention or relief of poverty4 The promotion of social inclusion5 To develop the capacity and skills of the members of the socially and economically deprived communities in Leeds City and West Yorkshire

Community Projects. Community Transport. Youth Provision

Income net of expenses applied as follows. 1. Grants for the educational benefit of students and former students of Outwood Academy Freeston with a preference for those resident in the ancient parishes of Normanton or Warmfield. 2. Leavers exhibitions. 3. Travel bursaries. 4. Freeston Foundation scholarships. 5. Higher education awards.

HELP AND ASSISTANCE FOR PARENTS AND FAMILIES OF SICK CHILDREN IN HOSPITAL OR WHO HAVE SADLY BEEN BEREAVED

We are a pre-school playgroup providing activities for children aged between 2years and 5 years . We serve the community in Alverthorpe Wakefield and are committee run and actively encourage volunteers to help out in all aspects of playgroup life We aim to provide a safe stimulating environment in which the children learn as they play.

PROVISION OF A PLACE OF WORSHIP FOR THE MUSLIM COMMUNITY

An educational charity for women, giving women of all ages, denomination & ethnicity the opportunity or working & learning together to improve the quality of life in their community & to enable them to develop their own skills & talents.

To advance healthy recreation and physical education of all in Upton and the surrounding areas through organised and recreational sporting activities including mainly but not exclusive of Football Association (FA) football and other sports and health and any wellbeing activities.

To develop the social, physical and welfare of young people by participating in a team sport and being part of an organization. Our activities being the development of young people across all ages and thanks to football focused activities and encouragement of all abilities. A great contribution is made by volunteers to run the club enhancing the experience for young people and improve facilities

The objects of the Church shall be advancing the religion of the Coptic Orthodox Church in West & North Yorkshire.

Education and promotion of health and well being through sport and related activities

Worship ServiceHealing MinistrySunday School MinistryYouth MinistryCouncelling

To advance the Islamic religion in accordance with the doctrines of Islam and the Fiqh-e-Hanfi (Brelvi) within Wakefield, in particular but not exclusively through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures and public celebrations of religious festivals.To advance the education of the public,

The aim of the Project is to communicate the Christian faith and ethos effectively to students in secondary schools in the Wakefield area, and to support individual young people in school through mentoring and confidence building courses.

Provides horticultural training and work experience for people with learning disabilities.

Provision of sport and recreational facilities

to relieve the suffering of dogs in need of care and attentionto provide and maintain foster homes for the care of such dogsto promote humane behaviour towards animals by providing appropriate care protection treatment and securityfor animals by reason of sickness malnutrition poor circumstances or ill usageto educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general

The provision of good quality accommodation at an affordable price to those in financial need, aged over 50, who have a connection with the City of Wakefield. The Homes comprise 31 dwellings, 17 at Horne Street, 4 at Holmfield Avenue and - following the merger with Dr Crowther's Almshouses - 6 at Westfield Road and 4 at George Street, Wakefield.

Sunday Services, Sunday School, Bible Studies and fellowship gatherings.

To support locally based projects where mission is the keynote of church life. To encourage congregational growth, initiatives to attract and retain young people and community outreach projects. To support initiatives which encourage working across parish boundaries and environmental & "green" community issues. Including funding for gap year students or pastoral assistants.

A Leeds based support group that allows the parents and families of a child with a disability the opportunity to meet people in similar situations, to make friends and support each other.Little Hiccups supports with:- Stay n Play sessions,- a monthly Family Fun Day,- Outreach,- Counselling,-Accessible Sports- Hire of All Terrain Buggies- Signposting and sharing of information

The Trust supports the education of young persons in the Leeds area, in particular LS10 and LS11, at the Leeds college of building, by offering supporting grants.In addition the Trust supports the development ofTraining and curriculum to address the zero carbon agenda. In the first instance, this is being achieved by supporting the recruitment of a project manager within the college,

youth organisation for people aged 10-26 years. Clubs arrange a weekly programme of events for their members including talks, visits and social activities. As well as weekly meetings members can also participate in sports, drama, quizzes, public speaking, community and conservation projects. Membership is open to anyone, whether they have an agricultural background or not