Charities In Leeds City

Ontrak is a children's charity providing motor vehicle training to young people aged between 13 and 19 years old working with local schools, colleges and connections. Ontrak also runs a bike project within local schools promoting road safety and bike maintenance.

KVIN also known as Outlookers is a sight loss organisation which supports people living with sight loss to learn to use technology to help remain independent. We have several drop-in facilities across Kirklees. We recognise the devastation that losing sight can cause. The majority of our volunteers and staff are registered blind and have lived experience to offer .

Provision of convalescent facilities to persons who are or have been employed in the coal industry, or allied activities, within Yorkshire and their wives, husbands, and dependant relatives and also widows, widowers and necessitous relatives of deceased persons (qualifying as above). The charity currently operates a convalescent home - Lynwood - in Scarborough.

VCHP provide free eyecare services to homeless and other vulnerable people in UK in an accessible and friendly environment in which they feel safe, welcome and comfortable. We aim to preserve, protect and promote the ocular health of homeless and other vulnerable people in the UK and include the provision of spectacles that meets their immediate visual needs.

Nursery for children aged 1 to 4 years of age.

Religious services, weekly Mother and Toddler Group, educational programmes for the Community, Welfare Programme, Prison visits by the Rabbi, Visiting the sick and bereaved by Rabbi, Monthly communal suppers, Youth groups

HOLDING REGULAR WORSHIP SERVICES TO PROMOTE THE PUBLIC BENEFIT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN THE COMMUNITY.

Provision of childcare

1) Encourage and facilitate the founding and operation of Christian churches primarily, although not exclusively, in Yorkshire and the rest of the United Kingdom. 2) Encourage the seeking of new followers and adherents of the Christian religion 3) Facilitate the training and development of individuals in their understanding of the Christian Religion.

Safety First Community Training Centres primary aim is to provide a focal point in the community where people can become involved in a range of activities including : Education, Training, Recreation,Health projects and also to provide a response to particular problems identified by the community and / or residents

Christ Church Central Leeds is a Church based in the City of Leeds. It's activities seek to advance the Christian faith, in accordance with the Charity's Statement of Beliefs in such ways and in such parts of the United Kingdom or the world as the charity trustees from time to time may think fit. It also seeks to relieve sickness and financial hardship by a variety of means within the UK or abroad

We are a sheltered housing scheme for individuals of retirement age who are independent but with added security of a Resident Support Supervisor

Provides for the welfare of people with disabilities living in and around Craven, North Yorkshire and assisting them to integrate into society. We operate 8 minibuses with full disability access including wheelchair lifts. We collect them from their homes and take them to Doctors & Hospital appointments, Dentists, Shopping etc.

Arts & Crafts , Bingo , Crown Green Bowls , Indoor Bowls , Golf Society , Jellytots , Playgroup , Sequence Dance , Table Tennis , Painting Class , Cubs / Scouts / Beavers , Line Dancing , Happy Circle , Junior Football x 4 teams ,

To provide facilities for the improving health and social cohesion through participation in sport and leisure activities.To advance educational opportunities for young people and adults, working with a wide range of partners.To promote activities that will enhance social welfare and inclusion for families and people of all ages.

Smart Works Leeds provides interview clothing and coaching to enable disadvantaged women to access the workplace.

To equip the local community with the skills to lead fulfilled healthy and active lifestyles through the power of Rugby League and the Featherstone Rovers brand. To support the community of Featherstone and former 5 Towns area to ensure everyone has the right to develop skills to maximise their potential regardless of age, gender, religion, economic status, sexual orientation & ethnic background

YBTC is Yorkshire's leading brain tumour charity dedicated to raising funds for life changing research and patient support.Our vision is clear and simple, to cure a devastating disease that affects so many people. Whilst we are working to find a cure, we will provide the best patient and family support network we can.

The object is to advance the Christian religion for the benefit of the public in accordance with the doctrines of the Romanian Orthodox Church.

Advancing the Christian faith by holding regular Sunday and mid-week meetings for worship and teaching. Running Alpha courses.Relief of poverty by working with and supporting other churches and organisations including town pastors; Lifeline Harrogate (housing for homeless) Harrogate food bank and Horizon Life (support of reformed adicts)school work and our own childrens work

Regular public worship for all; Pastoral work including visiting the sick and bereaved; Promoting the whole mission of the Church through the provision of activities for senior citizens, parents and toddlers and other special groups; Teaching of Christianity through sermons and small groups.

The Thackray Medical Research Trust is responsible for delivering the objectives of the governing document including support for the Thackray Museum of Medicine in Leeds.

Basecamp works with young people who are suffering disadvantage or require additional support in order to build greater self-belief and resilience, enabling them to better thrive and fulfil their potential. Working in partnership with schools, we provide a unique 1 year programme combining outdoor adventure, personal development and compassionate coaching.

Bright Sparks is a non profit making pre-school for children from age 2 to school age. Opening from Monday to Friday, with a morning, afternoon and full day session and with a maximum of 30 children in each session. We also offer wrap-around care, with breakfast and after school club for children aged 2-11. We offer a wide range of activities and opportunities for children to learn through play

To relieve the suffering of dogs in need of care and attention