Charities In Leeds City

We rescue predominantly, but not exclusively, pound dogs at high risk of euthanasia. We rescue abandoned dogs.We provide assessment, training and rehabilitation, where necessary, prior to rehoming. We provide ongoing support for the dogs we rehome.We operate a non destruct policy unless advised by a veterinary surgeon on welfare grounds to do so.

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

Low rental housing from John Scott bequest.

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.

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

The charity's principal activity was to relieve the charitable needs of and promote and project the good health of persons who are spinal cord injured and have been a patient at the Yorkshire Regional Spinal Injuries Centre.

The relief of need, hardship and distress among clergy and licensed lay workers who reside or serve (or have resided or served) in the Diocese of York and among dependant relatives or those who have served as housekeepers to those named above.

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

LPFC provides powerchair football opportunities for people with a disability. The club provides weekly coaching sessions and playing opportunities across a range of local, regional and national leagues. Based in Leeds the club is able to offer powerchair football for people right across the county.All coaches are FA qualified and all staff are DBS Certified. No one is ever turned away!

To relieve sickness and protect health by the provision of transport of urgently needed blood, drugs, human tissues and other medical requirements between hospitals and blood transfusion banks primarily but not exclusively in Yorkshire.

Basecamp is the main corporate expression of Dayspring and takes place every two weeks on Sunday morning at Garforth Welfare Hall. It seeks to reflect the diversity of the community while maintaining a sense of belonging and unity. Once a month there is an evening meeting for spiritual refreshment.

Religious Activities,Woship Services,Community impact Project and Relief of Poverty, Christian education, Bible training Programs.General Charitable Purposes as the trustees shall decide from time to time.

Pudsey Juniors are a grassroots amateur football club that runs teams for boys and girls from soccer tots all the way through to under 18s, based at Queens Park in Pudsey.

Promote the Christian Faith in all parts of the world. Supporting church planting in the UK and abroard. Undertaking humanitarian aid within the framework of Chritianity.

To study, practice and encourage the enjoyment of brass music in all its forms.

Provision of football coaching and mangement of football teams in the Kirk Deighton area for under 17 young people.

We provide activities including Kids Club ,Heart to Heart,Youth inclusion Project, Boys Group, Girls Group, Sports project, Home visit /one to one support, Return to learn for children young people an the wider community. In addition we offer ABC for those at risk of entering the criminal justice system.

To promote the efficiency and effectiveness of charities by providing services or making grants or donations.

Bible Believers Fellowship Leeds is a registered Charitable Incorporated Organization (CIO). The Objects of CIO are for public benefit. As follows:1. To advance the Christian Faith in accordance with the statement of faith in Leeds and other parts of the United Kingdom.2. The relief of persons who are in need by reason of their economic or social disadvantage - [This includes a food bank]

LBKA activities further the craft of beekeeping and raise public awareness of bees in the environment, achieved by regular meetings, an education programme, attending local science and countryside shows, providing educational talks/demonstrations to schools, gardening groups, and other local groups. Also collect swarms and maintain an observation hive open to the public.

To further the education of the public, in particular to provide access to and participation in traditional Irish music and arts through classes, workshops, access to materials, resources, promotion and performance

To relieve poverty, advance education, advance the Jewish religion and for other purposes which are both charitable and beneficial to the persons practising or adhering to the Jewish religion in the City of Leeds and its neighbouring areas

Our organisation aims to remove barriers to and through tennis for those from underserved communities. We do this by providing access to FREE tennis coaching and tennis related experiences.

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.