| York Housing Association |
York Housing Association provides a range of housing and support services to over 600 households in Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire. We have a small estate in Rothwell which provides accommodation for single people, couples and families plus sheltered accommodation for people over the age of 55. |
| Yorkshire Agricultural Society |
For more than 150 years, the Yorkshire Agricultural Society, a charity that exists to promote farming and the countryside, has helped support those living and working in rural areas, assisting progress whilst never losing sight of the value of our heritage. Every year it gives away more than 1m to help agriculture through grants to fund agricultural research, sponsoring of farming projects, running the Farming Enterprise Awards, supporting numerous charities and organisations, running an education programme to improve understanding of rural matters and disseminating information by organising key conferences, seminars and competitions. The Yorkshire Agricultural Society also organises and hosts the annual Great Yorkshire Show and Countryside Live, which both take place on the Great Yorkshire Showground, Harrogate. Enjoy the benefits of membership at the Great Yorkshire Show - free admission to all parts of the Show, preferential car parking, use of members' facilities and much more. Please find details and an application form on the website. |
| Yorkshire Air Ambulance Charity |
The Yorkshire Air Ambulance is an independent Charity providing a life saving rapid response emergency service to 5 million people across Yorkshire. We fly seven days a week, 365 days a year, covering a vast landscape that not only includes major cities and motor ways, but also rural and isolated locations. |
| Yorkshire and Humber Faiths Forum |
Encouraging faith communities to work together to challenge discrimination and injustice and generally advance the contribution of faith communities |
| Yorkshire Animal Shelter |
We are a small rescue and rehoming centre for stray, abandoned, sick, injured or unwanted animals, dealing with all animals except dogs. All our animals are neutered, vaccinated and microchipped prior to rehoming. We currently have cats and guinea pigs for rehoming and a horse, a pig, 4 sheep and 2 hens who are permanent residents. Volunteers must be over 18 and have access to a car as public transport is unreliable. Volunteers normally work one shift a week or fortnight. Shifts start at 9am Monday-Sunday and last for a couple of hours. |
| Yorkshire Archaeological and Historical |
YAHS is a charity established in 1863 to encourage the study of Yorkshire's past, both archaeological and historical. We run lectures and day schools and work closely with many other voluntary groups in the heritage sector across the historic county of Yorkshire. Our library and archive collections are now kept in the Brotherton Special Collections, University of Leeds. We publish the Yorkshire Archaeological Journal every year, and have a range of other publications, plus newsletters to our members. See our web site www.yas.org.uk. |
| Yorkshire Archaeological Society - Family History Section |
The society aims to further the study of Yorkshire genealogy. For further information please see our website. |
| Yorkshire Archaeological Society - Industrial History Section |
The study of industrial archaeology and history, including transport, engineering, etc. Three newsletters a year, lectures, Industrial history walks. For further information please refer to the website. |
| Yorkshire Archaeological Society - Prehistory Research Section |
Lectures, publications and excavations. Annual Bulletin free to members. Meetings are held in Leeds and various other centres in Yorkshire on Saturdays, 3-4 times a year. For further information please see the website. |
| Yorkshire Baptist Association (Incorporated) |
The association seeks to encourage and resource Baptist churches throughout Yorkshire in their life and mission. |
| Yorkshire Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament |
Yorkshire Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament actively works against the development, testing and use of nuclear weapons across the globe. We need volunteers to carry out a wide range of tasks from helping at public meetings and demonstrations to processing merchandise to data entry to research. We are one of the UK's leading organisations campaigning against the US Missile Defence programme and organise major demonstrations, conferences and events in Yorkshire and across Britain. Our campaigns are entirely peaceful and we aim to educate, raise awareness and influence. In all our campaigns we aim to persuade through the strength of our arguments, through effective action and through non-violent protest. |
| Yorkshire Cancer Centre |
Yorkshire Cancer Centre is the fund raising arm of St James's Institute of Oncology. We help raise funds for all areas of the Institute and are based in the building itself. We have a variety of volunteer roles available including becoming a part of our sales team in our Charity Shop located in Bexley Wing, a Promotions Officer or even providing Office Support. |
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| Yorkshire Cancer Research |
Yorkshire Cancer Research is Yorkshire?s cancer charity and we are dedicated to helping local people beat cancer by supporting world-class research. We work for the benefit of Yorkshire people, and share our findings to improve the lives of people everywhere. Our Mission is to develop new scientific knowledge that will save lives through earlier diagnosis, prevention, and better treatment of cancer. We focus on getting that knowledge from the lab to the patient. We ensure that Yorkshire remains a centre of excellence for cancer research and treatment, attracting and retaining world-class scientists and clinicians. We work in partnership with other charities and organisations to achieve the greatest impact in the global fight against cancer. We aim to become one of the most efficient cancer charities in the UK. |
| Yorkshire Centre for Eating Disorders Carers Support Group |
The Group offers support to carers of sufferers of eating disorders (mainly Anorexia and Bulimia). This includes the provision of information and sharing of experiences. |
| Yorkshire College of Music and Drama |
Individual lessons for most musical instruments, singing and drama. Whether you?re a beginner, or an experienced musician, the Yorkshire College of Music and Drama offers expert individual tuition for both adults and children in a friendly, relaxed environment. For more information see the website. |
| Yorkshire Congolese and African Association (YOCAS) |
We provide assistance for the integration of our members into UK society in terms of education, parenting skills, training, job search and opportunities and cultural activities. We are designing and editing the magazine LA Diaspora Africaine for our members and wider community in order to promote the business and activities of african community within UK (Yorkshire and Humberside area). |
| Yorkshire Countrywomen's Association - Thorp Arch and Walton Branch |
The Yorkshire Countrywomen's Association promotes, education, friendship and fellowship between all their branches across the county. Also linked to the countrywomen across the world. Branches usually situated in Villages and meetings are arranged once a month. Most branches have outings and holidays and trips to museums, Country Houses, etc. As the name suggests we are an organisation for women, although husbands help when needed. We also support various charities. |
| Yorkshire Dance |
Provides a selection of dance classes and courses for a variety of people of ages and abilities; provides consultancy and guidance to professional dancers; develops a strategic remit for dance in the Yorkshire region; works to develop audiences for dance within the region remit to develop a regionwide youth dance programme in partnership with Youth Dance England. |
| Yorkshire Fleet Air Arm Association |
Looks after the interests of members -Ex-Servicemen's association, including Ex-Wrens, etc; new members always welcome. |
| Yorkshire Heraldry Society |
Lectures and visits on heraldry and genealogy. Annual journal - Aspects of Heraldry published March/April. People with all levels of expertise welcomed, beginners as well as experts. Subscription ?8 per year, visitors (non-members) pay ?2 per visit. Lectures usually illustrated by slides. Heraldry is history Illustrated but also has many modern uses, from pub signs to army badges to Schools and College Arms. Come and learn! |
| Yorkshire Housing |
A Registered Social Landlord providing affordable homes throughout Yorkshire. Applications direct from local people and others, nominations from local council and other landlords. Normal minimum age for warden scheme - 55. Owner-occupier considerations - ability to afford other options. Applications accepted via Leeds Homes Register. Homes available include flats, family homes and warden/sheltered schemes throughout the City. 24hrs repairs call centre. |
| Yorkshire Humberside & Lincolnshire Circles of Support & Accountability |
Yorkshire, Humberside and Lincolnshire Circles of Support and Accountability is a community response to sexual offending, working in partnership with criminal justice agencies. Our mission is to reduce the risk of future sexual offences by supporting individuals who have committed sexual offences previously, thus keeping the community safe and creating no more victims "Circles build safer communities through local volunteers working with sex offenders to minimise alienation, support reintegration and so prevent sexual reoffending" |
| Yorkshire Kidney Research Fund |
Founded in 1970, the Yorkshire Kidney Research Fund supports research into the problems associated with all aspects of kidney disease. Active throughout Yorkshire and benefiting kidney research on a national and international basis, we rely entirely on donations, voluntary support and legacies to help us fund groundbreaking work. Some of the areas we're currently funding research in are: Investigating causes of poorly developed kidneys in babies; Ways to reduce the infections dialysis patients suffer from their dialysis catheters; Investigating whether the bladder changes the composition of urine after it is made; Investigating the way in which cells from the kidney die or survive in response to disease states; Optimal way to treat anaemia, a very prevalent complication in kidney patients which causes severe fatigue and reduction in quality of life; Investigating a condition called Dialysis-related Amyloid. Please support us and help us carry on making a difference. |
| Yorkshire Knanaya Catholic Association |
Yorkshire Knanaya Catholic community is for those who practice the Catholic faith and follow endogamy. The main aim of this community is to work for the social, cultural, and community development of Knanaya people. Also to promote family unity, education and enpowerment of women. Also, this community acts as an institution to meet the social and welfare needs irrespective of place, race, and community. |
| Yorkshire Ladies' Council of Education |
Awards and grants are given to women students who are seeking funding for further education. |
| Yorkshire Life Aquatic CIC |
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| Yorkshire Mediation Services |
Mediation services across Yorkshire, YMS offers mediation to neighbours, helping them resolve differences and disputes in a positive, impartial and confidential way. It is a voluntary process. YMS work alongside different organisations and mediate in community disputes, workplace disputes, with potential homelessness and can offer training in conflict resolution. |
| Yorkshire Mesmac |
Sexual health organisation working with lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGB&T) communities to tackle underlying causes of physical and mental ill health. Yorkshire MESMAC?s counselling service is available for gay, bisexual and men who have sex with men; female partners of men who are attracted to men; young LGB&T people under 25, in Leeds Bradford and Wakefield districts, and for lesbians of any age in Bradford. |
| Yorkshire MESMAC - Counselling Service |
Yorkshire MESMAC is one of the oldest and largest sexual health organisations in the country. Our historical focus is HIV prevention and sexual health promotion with Gay, Bisexual and men who have sex with men. Additionally our Community Development approach means that we are concerned with the wider Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGB&T) health, social and equity agendas. We work with LGB&T communities to tackle underlying causes of physical and mental ill health and to challenge those structures and systems that seek to exclude us from decision making. |
| Yorkshire Philatelic Association |
To affiliate all philatelic societies in Yorkshire and adjacent areas, to hold annual conventions, to promote exhibitions and competitions within the affiliated societies, and to generally promote philately in Yorkshire and adjacent areas. Annual convention. We have about 20 societies within Yorkshire and details of these are on the YPA website. |
| Yorkshire Schools Exploring Society |
YSES runs expeditions for young people (15 - 19 years) who are resident in Yorkshire who attend school or college in Yorkshire. Expeditions are mainly to wilderness areas of the world. Youngsters must raise funds themselves, but are offered advice, support and training. |
| Yorkshire Ship Enthusiasts |
This group is for all people interested in ships of any kind as a hobby. We hold meetings indoors (slide shows/talks, etc.) at the O'Niells Bar, Great George St, Leeds LS1 3DL (behind the Town Hall) at 7.30pm on certain Thursdays from September to March, and we arrange trips to docks, etc. from April to November each year. We issue four Newsletters a year. Membership is ?10 per year. We are also willing to give slide shows to other local groups. |
| Yorkshire Volunteers' Regimental Association - Leeds Branch |
The members of the Yorkshire Volunteers Regimental Association perform the various functions, including social and welfare, of a Regimental Association and provide a resource for research into military history. For details of meetings in your area contact the organisation or visit the website. The Leeds branch hold their meetings on the first Tuesday of each month. Yorkshire Volunteers Regimental Association - Leeds Branch is actively supporting a Leeds based programme assisting former and serving members of HM Armed Forces, and others, who have experienced post-traumatic stress and other conditions. |
| Yorkshire Wildlife Trust |
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust is a local charity working to create a Yorkshire rich in wildlife for everyone. The Trust believes Yorkshire should be rich in wildlife for the benefit of everyone with more wildlife, more wild places and more people having a strong connection to nature. The charity was established in 1946 and is part of The Wildlife Trusts movement. |
| Yorkshire's Brain Tumour Charity |
BTRS is Yorkshire leading brain tumour charity offering a holistic service across the region to all brain tumour patients, adults and children, as well as their families and carers, through support and research. BTRS is committed to giving support to those in need throughout the challenges faced when diagnosed with a brain tumour; support ranges from physical interventions to online information, advice and guidance. |
| Young Minds |
YoungMinds is the leading UK charity in relation to children and young people's mental health and wellbeing. YoungMinds campaigns for improved outcomes for children and young people with mental health issues, and their families. Our services include a Parent Helpline (0808 802 5544), Youth Engagement Team Training, and Consultancy Campaigns. |
| Young Women's Trust |
Young Women's Trust supports and represents women aged 16-30 struggling to live on low or no pay in England and Wales and who are at risk of being trapped in poverty. We offer free coaching and personalised advice on job applications, conduct research, run campaigns and work with young women to build confidence and advocate for fair financial futures. |
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| Your Space Leeds |
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| Youth Point |
An information and support service for young people aged 13 - 19 years who live in NorthWest Leeds. A drop-in service operates from 3.00pm-6.00pm on Mondays and 5.30-7.30 pm on Wednesdays. Individual appointments can be made outside these hours. We also deliver drop-ins, focus group work and participation and learning opportunities in various schools, community buildings, youth settings and on the streets of NW Leeds. Youth Point is a Connexions Access Point and young people from across the area can access 1-2-1 support from the PA team in various settings. We provide free condoms, chlamydia and pregnancy testing for young people, and run health drop-ins. We can support young people in setting up projects, steering groups, or events and accessing funding. The following opportunities are also available: Arts Award, Alternative Education, Accredited Training, Volunteering Opportunities, Counselling, Slipstream to Upstream (project for young people who are workless for up to 12 weeks). |
| Youth Theatres Leeds |
Youth Theatres Leeds is the small local charity that runs East Leeds Youth Theatre and South Leeds Youth Theatre. We place professional theatre practitioners in local communities to encourage the young people who join to find and use their talent. We encourage our members to think for themselves and see themselves as creative decision makers. We use drama to explore the many different themes that the members find interesting. We create performances about the stuff that is important to our members. We go on trips, sometimes to the theatre, or galleries, sometimes bowling and ice-skating. |
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| ZigZag Leeds |
We are a parent-led support group for parents/carers of children on the Autistic Spectrum. We offer advice, support, and guidance. We have now set up ZigZagLeeds C.I.C. to run a community second hand shop, all the profits from which are fed back into the running of the ZigZag Leeds support group. We recruit volunteers for the shop, specifically adults on the autism spectrum. |
| Zimbabwe Educational Trust |
Working together for education and prosperity in Zimbabwe The charity exists to support grassroots community partners in Zimbabwe on projects which advance education, human rights, women's empowerment and tackle poverty and malnutrition in Zimbabwe |