Charities In Leeds City

Parish church within the Church of England providing services and ministry to the residents of Roundhay, Leeds.

All Hallows Church serves the Hyde Park area of Leeds. We share God's love in all sorts of practical ways - through our inclusive approach to life and worship; through our community cafe Rainbow Junktion; and through our deeply rooted friendships and collaborations: on the Neighbourhood Forum, with neighbours such as universities, mosques, mandir, and many more.

Support through training for families and education, early intervention sessions, speech & language, work placements for young adults with DS, info support packs, library of resources and books, social media, phone, website, family activity days, siblings group, counselling, occupational therapy, youth club, gym, dance sessions, transport for families, physiotherapy and independent living skills.

Early Years Education, Training and Research in Leeds and the surrounding areas

Our activities are to promote independent living to the elderly people of Gipton to identify vulnerable elderly, provide advice and assistance to support their independent living, to combat fears of loneliness and lack of social isolation, to raise awareness of problems faced by the elderly. To develop A.G.E as a local charity serving local need.

Our aim is to support over 60's living in Seacroft, Leeds who are in need by reason of their age, ill health, disability financial hardship or other disadvantage. We provide practical help, information, advice and activities to enable people to maintain independence, health and social contacts.

Dance United Yorkshire advocates the use of dance as a powerful tool for personal and social development. We create bespoke dance projects and interventions to meet the needs of different groups of people who are struggling with difficult circumstances e.g. people accessing mental health services, women suffering domestic abuse and disengaged young people who may demonstrate challenging behaviours

To relieve the needs of people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness because they have no recourse to public funds (NRPF), predominantly refugees seeking asylum, by providing safe, suitable and supportive accommodation and offering other practical assistance and support

IT access & print facilities, English classes, mental health well-being Course, Pay-as-you-feel cafe, volunteering opportunities, Local gardening projects, Community Centre facilities.

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 Black Dyke Band enjoyed a successful year in 2013, playing in concerts, releasing new recordings, taking part in competitions and continuing its work with young people through the Yorkshire Youth Brass Band.

Activities include but not restricted to - regular public worship, Bible study, preaching/teaching; baptism as defined in the Union's Declaration of Principle; Communion; evangelism/mission; teaching/welcome of YP; nurture/growth of Christian disciples; education/training; giving/encouraging of pastoral care; supporting charitable social action; relationships with Baptists and other Christians.

Community and youth provision, providing recreational and development opportunities for young people and the community.Bonfire Period Diversionary Activities ? Football and Roller Disco as a positive alternative to anti-social behaviour. Ramadan Diversionary Activities ? again, a compelling alternative to anti-social behaviour.

Phoenix Health and Wellbeing support the needs of people affected by mental, emotional or physical health issues to promote their good health and wellbeing. This support is in the form of talking and complementary therapies and by providing information and support. Phoenix Health and Wellbeing will also provide information and training to other professionals involved in this field.

The furtherance of the general religious and charitable purposes of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain in the area of Leeds Area Quaker Meeting and beyond.

Short breaks for children with disabilities, offered through two different projects. Include a weekend playscheme, and out-and-about teenage group, Both projects offer a safe and well- staffed environment where our service-users develop and have fun.

Provision of childcare

We create a range of musical productions, suitable for participants of varying ages, abilities and experiences. We produce works which are rarely performed, providing artists, participants and audiences with new and engaging experiences. We operate in the North of England, with a national reach.

Provision of Junior Football activities in the Leeds area.

Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical.

Yorkshire Youth and Music is a Charity offering young people the opportuntity to learn about, and make, music. Our primary aim is to encourage access for and participation by young people in the region who have no other opportunity. We do this by working in partnership across Yorkshire, using and training inspirational musicians.

To promote the benefit of people living in the Leeds 11 district of South Leeds. To advance the education, employment and health of women and their families, who due to cultural and language restrictions, have increased social, health and economic needs to be addressed. Services: One to one, group work and advice and advocacy.

The aims and objectives of the Trust are to improve the quality of life for children and their families whom are Underprivileged, Disadvantaged or Disabled. Whether this is caused by social, physical, mental, emotional circumstances , or as a result of extreme poverty. The Trust provides through their five holiday homes, Free Holidays or Respite breaks for the children and families.

Assist in relieving either generally or individually in cases of need physically handicapped children of any race, religion, colour or creed, whenever and whatever the need arises.

Pudsey Community Project exists to transform Pudsey and its surrounding areas (an area of 20,000 households) with and for the local community, especially for those who are most vulnerable and disadvantaged. We do that through operating Pudsey Foodbank, Pudsey Community Pantry, Reduce Reuse Kids' Clothes, a weekly lunch club and youth and children's provision several times each week.