Charities In Leeds City

Religous services, including healing circles. All other income is used to cover rental fees and normal running expenses.Contributions to other charities have ceased, due to the present financial situation.

The Association aims to advance the education of the public and to promote research in geology and allied sciences more specifically in the North of England with particular emphasis on Yorkshire, by holding public lectures, and field meetings , supporting like-minded initiatives and by other such means as the Association's Council may from time to time determine.

Providing assistance for the relief of poverty and assistance with Medical/Health/Sickness costs.

The provision and maintenance of premises to enable a group of Christians to meet and worship God and the Lord Jesus Christ, and to hold meetings to preach the Christian Gospel and teach Bible doctrines and practices as guided by The Holy Spirit of God.

Visits churches and schools to provide a safe space working with children and young people

To promote the education of persons who are under 25; and in need of financial assistance; and are attending or about to attend Ackworth School.

PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO PAST AND CURRENT STUDENTS OF MORLEY HIGH SCHOOL FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

To relieve poverty amongst inhabitants of Otley, West Yorkshire by making small grants in response to individual requests addressed to the Charity.To support the development of facilities and services for the general and educational benefit of inhabitants of Otley.

Disabilty Sports, Inclusion and Awareness Road shows in Schools,clubs and Wheelchair Basketball Club and Wheelchair Tag Rugby League Club.

Management and maintenance of the Charity lands including the playground and equipment

East Keswick Toddler group, weekly play provision provded for babies and toddlers

The objectives of the charity is to fund charitable projects and donations for the general benefits of the inhabitants of Farsley, for which provision is not made out of rates, taxes or other public funds.

The Yorkshire Saxophone Choir provides opportunities for advanced players of the saxophone to rehearse and perform challenging saxophone choir repertoire. It is also committed to helping young and inexperienced saxophonists to improve thier performance through workshops and joint performances.It is also dedicated to rasing puplic awareness of the diverse range of saxophone music.

various activities laid down by the scouting association programs

To provide outings and grants to the members of the Morley Blind Social Welfare Group

Aims:to advance knowledge and understanding of the teachings and practices of the different faith communities in Leeds, and to nurture respect and friendly relations by facilitating interfaith dialogue and organising educational and cultural events;to promote justice, peace and social harmony by advocacy, by focused public events and projects, working with other groups

The Fund's main activity is to fund Learning Mentors in the Teenage Cancer Trust Unit at St James's Hospital in Leeds. The role of the Learning Mentor is to assist patients to ensure that they can continue with their education whilst they are undergoing their treatment for cancer.

Maintainence of a local woodland through regular workdays, involving litter clearance, thinning, pruning & planting of trees, ditch & path creation & maintainence, etc. Committee meetings held monthly, attendance of events such as Great Yorkshire Show.

We are a Small Charity supporting young people 12-25 living in Kirklees, West Yorkshire and Surrounding areas. Delivering Activities that promote, Personal Development, Self Esteem. Employability, Volunteerism and Enterprise. Our services involve Community Learning, Youth intervention, Community engagement, Mentoring and Peer Counselling.

Study of natural history through programme of speakers, workshops and field meetings, primarily in the Leeds area. Provision of education in natural history.

Our mission is to develop and strengthen relations between the Indian and Jewish communities in the UK.Our Objectives are:1. Promoting understanding and respect between Indians and Jews.2. Working for the elimination of religious and racial prejudice, hatred and discrimination.3. Promoting a common agenda based on shared values and challenges.

In line with Matthew Dodgsons original wishes circa 1731-41 to provide "to the poor of Thorner, Shadwell and Scarcroft"The Trustees determine the distribution in line with the original bequest, distributing usually to the elderly organisations in the three villages as the most needy, albeit the trust is always open to specific requests.

To support and promote the advancement of education, training and enterprise in the UK and Africa in ways that make a significant difference to the lives of people of all ages and gender, who are struggling with situations of poverty, deprivation and health issues.To share some of the practical advances of technology of the UK with a developing world as a means of accelerating their growth. .

Provision of:Peer to Peer support.Educational workshops and courses on managing mental health illness and rehabilitation.Advice and guidance on living with mental health illness.

to provide help to individual or organisations that fall within our charity remit,with small donations within the leeds area.