Charities In Leeds City

The provision of support to 13 Scout Groups within Shire Oak District all in accordance with the Scout Association's Procedures, Organisation and Rules.

Mobius Dance is an award-winning professional dance company based in Leeds and Bradford creating professionally led, and artistically excellent, dance opportunities for audiences and communities of all ages, backgrounds and abilities to engage with is at the core of our activity. The mission is to produce work and dance opportunities that inspire the public to participate; making dance inclusive.

We endeavour to develop a fully resourced centre, providing services which ultimately meet the needs of the community. We aim to improve the quality of life for all concerned, enhancing community cohesion and mutual respect, concentrating on our primary focus, which is to meet the educational, social and welfare needs of the communities in Harehills and surrounding areas.

Residential summer camp for children aged 9 -12 based in West Yorkshire and open to children across the region and beyond.. Also works with young people and vulnerable adults.

To support the charitable purposes of Woodhouse Grove School, principally by the provision of funding,assistance and support to the School and by other associated educational activities (in so far as they shall be charitable).

Founded in 1974, Wortley FC, Leeds, is a not for profit organisition, community and family based football club, which is dedicated to the furtherance of youth and open age football. We provide football opportunities for children (boys and girls) in the community of West Leeds from ages 4 to 17 and beyond into open age football.

To collect and preserve historical material relevant to Saddleworth.To provide displays and exhibitions using the collections.To work with schools and other organisations.To develop the Art gallery as a multi purpose space to provide cultural and social functions at the Museum.To act as a community resource for groups, charities and individuals to provide community services to the area.

Teaching Scottish Country Dancing to adults and children through weekly classes;organising Day Schools and Weekend Schools to further this aim. Encouraging social contact, fun and fitness through dance with regular social dances with live music, and an annual outdoor Scottish Country Dance festival, the White Rose Festival.

THE PROJECT WILL TEACH ACADEMIC COURSES TO A CATEGORY OF DISADVANTAGED LEARNERS I.E. *TEENAGE MOTHERS *INDIVIDUALS WITH SIGNIFICANT CONTACT WITH THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM *REFUGEES/ASYLUM SEEKERS *INDIVIDUALS WITH MENTAL OR PHYSICAL HEALTH ISSUES AND *THE HOMELESS. IT WILL ALSO WORK WITH INDIVIDUALS THAT REQUIRE TRAINING SUPPORT COUPLED WITH ADDITIONAL EMOTIONAL CARE.

The object of the Society shall be to promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of choral and instrumental music in all its aspects by the presentation of public concerts; and for the general purposes of such charitable bodies or for such purposes as shall be exclusively charitable as the Committee may from time to time decide

Activities include advice and advocacy, luncheon clubs, shopping scheme, day trips, friendship groups, exercise groups, healthy eating activities and public health information sessions.

To promote the truths of the Bible as explained in the writings of Mary Baker Eddy.

Through (a) advocacy, information and advice; (b) Recreational facilities and events involving the local community; (c) Education and training in English language and support with literacy and numeracy: We will promote social inclusion for the public benefit among migrants who are socially excluded on grounds of their ethnic origin, religion, believe or creed or their socio-economic position

Sharing gospel hope & practical christian compassion projects with needy and marginalised people in the Leeds Metropolitan Area

The objective of the charity is to raise funds to assist those with physical or mental disabilities.

The purposes and aims of the charity are to advance education for the public benefit by promotion of the arts, in particular, the art of drama.

The aims and objectives of the charity are to support individuals in the UK who feel excluded from society work towards re-entry back into the local community. The charity also helps to relieve poverty and help those who feel socially excluded within the local community.

SCOUTING ACTIVITIES

We have provide activities for pupils. E.g. residentials, school trips, equipment

Supporting children with life limiting and life threatening illnesses and conditions such as cancer.

Prince Philip Centre PHAB (physically disabled/able bodied) Club meets on Friday evenings. Members aged 9-90 enjoy social, educational and recreational activities, live in the Leeds Metropolitan area. Members are welcome with a physical or mild learning disability, or an illness which may be life limiting. The able bodied members join as 'buddies' not carers to share activities and friendship.

To provide relief for needy employees, ex-employees and their dependents, and to perform such charitable purposes as the trustee from time to time determine.

Providing wheelchair rugby opportunities in the East and North East MidlandsLTWRC will look to develop and expand wheelchair rugby provision, awareness and participation within the regionsvia but not limited to: youth programs in schools, PR, events and in conjunction with GBWR Ltd and teams competing within the league.

The Object of the CIO is to advance the Christian Religion in accordance with the Christian Faith, primarily but not exclusively within Leeds and the surrounding area. Activities includes: - Educating people about religion; engaging in Missionary& Evangelical work; Pastoral care & Outreach; Blessings & Solemnisation of Marriages; Baby Blessings; Funeral Services, Prayers and Blessings.