Charities In Leeds City

Race Equality Network is an umbrella body representing the Global Majority voluntary sector. We address issues arising from race inequality, poor community relations, and xenophobia by working with the Public and Voluntary sector to deliver more inclusive and equitable services. We collaborate with our key stakeholders to work towards fostering good relations and cohesion between communities.

The advancement of the Christian faith through meeting together, prayer ministry and street evangelism throughout Yorkshire and the UK. The relief of poverty by spiritual and practical support and education,Any other purposes which are charitable and help the marginalised.

Amateur sports club providing sporting activities for children and adults in the Leeds area.

Rescuing and rehoming stray and abandoned dogs in Yorkshire from local stray kennels. We provide kennelling and immediate veterinary care, including vaccines and surgery if needed. Via social media and websites all dogs after assessments are advertised for rehoming. All potential adopters are home checked and matched with individual dogs needs, The charity exists with volunteers and donations.

Advancement of the Christian faith, relief of the poor,needy, sick & elderly & other such charitable objectives.

Pre-School education for children from 18 months to 4 years

Activities/Services we provide-Advocacy support-Advice and information on benefits and welfare rights-Training -Assist with hospital appointments-Signposting-Form filling-Trips and outings-Health and wellbeing sessions-Reading groups -Luncheon club-Outreach work/Awareness raising -Accessible Information provision-My Guide

Lighthouse strives to support those battered and bruised by the storms of life such as addicts, homeless and ex-offenders. It seeks to share God's love in an inclusive way, creating a supportive community accessible to all who wish to join.We work in partnership with St George's Crypt and St George's Church to offer individual pastoral support and actively facilitate access other services.

The PCC has responsibility for promoting in the parish, the whole mission of the church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. Through the Parish Share system, St Matthew's provides financial support to less wealthy churches in the Diocese, but must do better.The PCC has maintenance responsibilities for the church with its adjoining meeting room, and also for Stainbeck Community Hall.

1. Bible study "Preaching and teaching the word of God" to the benefit of the public2. Praise and worship "singing praise to God, and teach new gospel songs to the benefit of the public and to the glory of God3. Prayers "Offer prayers at no cost to the sick.4. Give alms to the less priviledge5. help to get employment6. soul winning7. training

To provide services that are innovative and appropriate to the needs of elders. Enabling, empowering and representing the interests in particular, but not exclusively, of black elders: in order to breakdown the barriers preventing equality of opportunity.

The maintenance of regular worship, taking account of the whole church family, in response to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Providing a fellowship that makes all welcome and which uses all forms of communication. Serving God, especially with young people and the elderly.Evangelism and support for projects within the community and outreach in the wider world

Our Charity aims to provide (a) a place of worship for Orthodox Christians who are predominantly members of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Great Britain, (b) educational opportunities for the community we serve (of Greeks and Greek Cypriots who are first, second, or even sometimes third generation immigrants), (c) social, welfare and cultural activities, and (d) an information centre.

Our Centre runs classes, day courses, workshops, chaplaincy, visits, GP and FP. Through GP we introduce basic Buddhist view, meditation and action, and other teachings and practices, of the Mahayana Buddhist tradition of Atisha and Je Tsongkhapa. FP enables extensive study of Sutra teachings. GP and FP help deepen our experience of Buddha's teachings & the commentaries by Ven Geshe Kelsang Gyatso.

Our aim is to bring philosophy to the wider community and particularly into challenging schools to develop childrenÔÇÖs autonomous learning and higher-order thinking skills, equipping them for life-long learning and creative and critical thinking essential in the 21st Century. We also want to engage the general public in philosophy and its uses for every day living.

We gather at different times and on different days of the week as part of one church family. We are part of the Church of England and, with other local churches, members of the wider Christian community in Hyde Park, Wrangthorn and Woodhouse.

Preserving and operating the historic Middleton Colliery Railway, Leeds.

To advance education in particular the education of girls aged 11-18 years by the provision of a school (or schools) and by providing facilities for the benefit of the community in furtherance of the main objective.

The Friends of Brodetsky raises funds to support and enhance educational activities at Brodetsky Primary School, Leeds. These funds are used to further the understanding of Jewish culture and ethos at the school. The charity also co-ordinates general fund rising in the Jewish community associated with the School.

Connect in the North works to improve services and opportunities for people with learning difficulties. We offer training, research and consultancy.

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES

The charity's activities are based around social activities such as gatherings, festivals, celebration, trips, education, and religious services.

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIESADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATIONRELIEVING OF POVERTYCREATING OF AWARENESSADVICE AND COUNSELLINGHELPING OTHER CHARITIES

Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church

The charity pursues its objectives by organising formal talks, seminars, training and other educational activities; resourcing the churches in their mission and ministry through consultancy, research, the development of specific projects and provision of a resource centre; and supporting the representation of churches and other faith communities in a number of public bodies.