Charities In Leeds City

Benefit of children at Guiseley C.E. Day School and the education of boys and girls in the Parish of Guiseley.

1) Advancing education in all matters concerning amateur radio, radio communications and related systems2) Using amateur radio communication, within the terms of the amateur radio licence, to supplement communication for organisations involved in the planning or provision of rescue, relief or communication in the event of distress or emergency, both local and national.

Assisting Retired United Reformed Church Ministers and their widows through welfare grants

The association operates principally as a channel of communication between the local police and the residents of Guiseley, using e-mail, voice mail and a newsletter which includes details of recent criminal activity and associated problems in the area. Monthly meetings are held, attended by a police officer and community support officers.

The society is providing;Sikh religious worker/minister to the community for prayer meetings, lectures & religious festivals.Teaching services in Punjabi, Gurumukhi & skills of playing Tabla and Harmonium.

SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB FOR DISABLED PEOPLE AND CARERS

Provide information about issues relating to sexual abuse, and signpost people to services in West Yorkshire that can provide support for those affected by sexual abuse. Provision of small grants towards activities and services that can improve the physical or emotional wellbeing of people affected by sexual abuse.

The Trust aims to recruit candidates who would not easily access the existing Media training courses available and provide financial support over a given period. We will also provide a range of work placements and mentoring sessions that would give them a chance to learn valuable and marketable skills, with the hope that this would then lead to full time employment within the Media Industry.

The activities of the organisation include: translation and interpretation; provision of information, advice and advocacy on health, education, training, employment, housing and welfare benefits. WHH also sign-posts and refers its service-users to specialist providers, as well as accompanying these service-users so as to translate, interpret, advocate and support them. .

Making grants to organisations for sports and recreational activities relating to children and young persons resident within the parishes of Chapel Allerton and Potternewton, Leeds

Initiate and support educational and community initiatives in Ghana, West Africa

Provides support for children from Drighlington Primary School in the transition to Secondary Education

Arranging trips to attend Hindu temples to celebrate the Hindu religion.Provision of meeting places where prayer sessions can be held.Advancement of the religion for the public benefit.Maintaining a suitable library for the study of the Hindu religion.Arranging annual Vasavi Jayanthi festivals in Birmingham Balaji temple.Arranging some festivals in India and religious congregations.

to provide support within our community by financial and emotional support. DV victims and hate crime victims.

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of South Headingley.

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Distribution of special grants to former players of the Bradford Premier Cricket League who may have fallen on hard times through illness, disability or poverty

The object of PAWS is the relief of domestic animals suffering from sickness, maltreatment or poor circumstances.PAWS will also assisst with feral animals wherever possible, particularly with trapping and neutering. Where possible, PAWS will seek to provide temporary accommodation for unwanted or homeless animals, at least until such time as a suitable, permanent home can be found.

Christlike Disciplemakers Movement UK is involved in evangelism, teaching of the Word of God, training and building leadership capacity for churches and other charitable organisations. The charity supports the poor in our society by praying with them and helping them with their needs. We make disciples of all natons, teaching them to observe all things. We stand for the Great Commision.

TO PROMOTE ACTIVITIES TO SUPPORT THE LEEDS CENTRE FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE (SHIREVIEW), BY ASSISTING AND ADVISING, IN PARTICULAR, WITH PROVISION OF FACILITIES, RESOURCES AND EQUIPMENT.

To support the training needs of Doctors working in conflict or crisis environments. Support will be financial assistance to attend high quality training programs. Additional support will include invitation to International training programs and mentoring from senior medics.

The charity administers and funds the Percival J. Hay Memorial Prize which is awarded for a critical essay or paper in the field of ophthalmology, which may or may not have been published. The winner receives a certificate and a small sum of money. It also funds an annual memorial lecture in the field. Owing to the Covid-19 pandemic the charity has had no expenses since April 2020.

To provide for the theatrical education of young persons resident in Yorkshire and North East Lincolnshire who are members of an operatic or dramatic society affiliated to the National Operatic and Dramatic Asssociation and to make grants to assist in disbursing the cost oftheir attendance at Theatre School Courses or Study Groups.

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The advancement of education in the field of performing arts, in particular, the art of film, drama, theatre, music and storytelling and to advance the appreciation of such art in Leeds and the surrounding areas by the provision of:a) Professional large scale community-driven accessible theatre productions, and;b) High quality accessible and affordable community training programmes.