| Cantabile |
Cantabile is a chamber choir based in Chapel Allerton, Leeds. We?re a small group of experienced and enthusiastic singers who enjoy the challenge of performing a varied repertoire of music spanning four centuries and including works by contemporary composers. We?re dedicated to making a beautiful sound together in a choir where every voice counts. |
| Cardigan Centre |
The Centre works with local residents to provide services which further the aims of learning, education, social welfare, leisure, recreation and otherwise contribute to wellbeing. We are a locally based, multi-purpose community organisation in North West Leeds with over twenty years? experience of community work and service delivery. |
| Cardinal Community Enterprise Project |
We offer computers, internet, music, pool, table tennis, air hockey, table football, 'chill out' room, arts and crafts and more depending on staff attending and what the young people want to do. We offer advice on all issues affecting young people and give career advice, we have a project campaign 'TAG's teens against guns and knives', soon to have a sex education programme ' STIGMA' sexually transmitted infections gained mainly anonymously and have different agencies and organisations working with us for a better future for all young people. All staff are CRB checked and 3 are highly qualified. We have exceptionally good working relations with our local neighbourhood policing team and regularly have visits from our PCSO's, Insp, Sgt and Police Officers for a chat and a cuppa. We have rules & punishments our young people set themselves and will soon be expanding to offer more once we have funding in. |
| Cardinal Court Tenants' Association |
Offers sheltered housing for the elderly (60 and older). Staffed by Social Services. The Tenants' Association offers representation for its members, a programme of accessible activities and events, trips, advice and information, and fundraising. |
| Care & Repair (Leeds) |
The Home Improvement Agency for Leeds, providing a wide range of services to help older people, disabled people and people on low incomes to live in safe, warm, secure, well maintained and adapted homes. Leeds Directory provides comprehensive info about quality assured services around the home including cleaning, gardening, personal care & meals. |
| CARE Centre For Enterprise (CFE) |
To provide advocacy services to BME communities (especially, but not exclusively, African women) living in Leeds - including immigration advice to assist them integrate well in the UK. |
| Carers Leeds |
Carers Leeds aims to support all unpaid carers in Leeds by providing information, advice, social and emotional support. Carers Leeds offers one-to-one support in the carer?s home or in the city centre offices. Group support is available as well as a BME support worker and a worker for carers aged 18-30. Specific areas of support include: people affected by another person?s drug or alcohol use, carers of people with dementia, family and friends of wounded service personnel. Workers can also contact Carers Leeds for information and advice on carers? issues. |
| Caring For Life |
Caring For Life is a Christian charity which provides long-term, comprehensive support for vulnerable adults through supported homes for those with high support needs, housing support in the community and a range of therapeutic daytime activity projects. |
| Carlshead Care Farm |
Carlshead Care Farm is a not-for-profit organisation based on a 500 acre working farm in Lower Wharfedale combining the care of the land and animals with the care of people and offering the opportunity for disadvantaged people to do meaningful work on the farm in a supportive, therapeutic environment. Here are some of the activities you may want to get involved in at Carlshead Care Farm: Feeding, cleaning, handling and checking farm animals; Growing and caring for vegetables and plants in our beautiful walled garden; Processing produce such as apple juicing, baking and jam making; Beekeeping and honey processing; WIldlife and conservation walks; Coppicing and green woodworking in our woods; Bushcraft and wild food foraging; Art, sculpture and music; Fishing. |
| CATCH Leeds |
Our goal is to interact with adults and young people from all backgrounds, to offer them choices that they don?t currently have, to show them positive alternatives and to work with several other groups and agencies in Leeds to help improve their lives and their futures. We also aim to provide facilities, for recreation, education and leisure time occupation, with the object of improving the conditions of the life for all people. |
| Catholic Care (Diocese Of Leeds) |
A range of services for adults, children and families including: supported housing projects for adults with mental ill health, supported living care provision for older people, supported living projects for adults with learning disabilities, residential homes and supported living projects for adults with learning disabilities, children's residential home, school and family social work team, community based projects. |
| Catholic Marriage Care |
Free, confidential counselling service for individuals and couples from fully-trained counsellors for all relationship problems. Marriage preparation courses and individual sessions. |
| Catholic Medical Association (U.K.) - Leeds Diocese Branch |
The Catholic Medical Association provides support for Catholic doctors, dentists, members of other professions allied to medicine, and students of these professions. The Leeds Diocese Branch is the local branch of a national organisation - please refer to the website. |
| Cats Protection - Gildersome Homing Centre |
Volunteers needed to help out in the charity shop. Our shop in Otley would love to hear from you if you are able to volunteer and help us in our shop in the centre of town. In particular we are seeking volunteers to help with sorting, steaming and labeling stock. We are also looking for people to help operate the till, serve customers, arrange stock in the shop and generally help us making it look tidy and clean. Great experience in a retail environment. We would love to hear from you! We are friendly and welcoming! Cats Protection is the UK?s leading feline welfare charity. Our vision is a world where every cat is treated with kindness and an understanding of its needs. Our primary services are: Homing - finding good homes for cats; Neutering - supporting and encouraging the neutering of cats; Information - improving people's understanding of cats and their care. |
| Central Methodist Church - Horsforth |
Central Methodist Church describes itself as 'Horsforth's Village Chapel' and carries out the usual range of church activities. It is the base for the Live at Home Scheme which is a charity working with Horsforth's elderly people. Women's Fellowship meets Wednesday afternoons 2.00pm. Guides and Brownies and Rainbows: Wednesdays. Find us : Central Methodist Church is found at the top end of Town Street, opposite the Library. |
| Central Yorkshire County Scout Council |
The aim of the Scout Association is to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities. Scouting offers a full programme of challenging, adventurous and cultural activities for the 6 to 25 age range. Alternative contact: County Commissoner - John Smallwood. Tel 01904 706 257. cc@cycscouts.org.uk 6 Thatchers Croft, Copmanthrpe, York, YO23 3YD. |
| Centre for Health Promotion Research |
The Centre for Health Promotion Research (CHPR) is based within the Faculty of Health at Leeds Beckett University and has an excellent track record in obtaining commissions to undertake research, evaluation, training and consultancy and in delivering quality projects on time. . The CHPR has grown to be a centre of excellence, well regarded regionally and nationally by public health practitioners.We share a strong commitment to tackling health inequalities and work closely with public health practitioners, local health agencies and the wider public health community. Recent projects include: -People in Public Health, a national study on approaches to develop and support lay people in public health roles funded through the NIHR SDO programme. -Evaluation of Community Health Information and Links, Leeds - a volunteer scheme based in Women's Health Matters. -Development of an evaluation framework and training workshops for Leeds Childhood Obesity |
| Chapel Allerton Baptist Church |
Christian Church - worshipping God, encouraging discipleship, engaging with the community. Funky Friday - Kids Club; games and more, open to all children 6 -10 years - held at Chapel Allerton Methodist Church Centre in term time, Fridays 6.00pm - 7.15pm. Totally Tuesday - Kids Club: games and more, open to all children 10-13 years - held at Chapel Allerton Methodist Church Centre in term time on Tuesdays 6:30 - 8.00pm.Youth Group: open youth group 13 to 18 years - held at Chapel Allerton Methodist Centre in term time, Wednesdays 7.30pm - 9.15pm. |
| Chapel Allerton Good Neighbours |
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| Chapel Allerton Methodist Church |
Chapel Allerton Methodist Church provides worship to promote spiritual growth and deeper faith in God through Jesus Christ expressing Christian love through mutual care and support and providing a wide range of activities for all ages including youth clubs, guides, brownies, toddler groups, and fellowship and house groups.The church reaches out to the community and provides opportunities to help others.The Chapel Allerton Seniors' Association (CASA), meet at the church on a Wednesday from 2.00pm - 4.00pm.Chapel Allerton Town Street (CATS) lunch club meets every Tuesday 12.30pm. More details available on the website or from the minister. |
| Chapel Allerton Residents' Association |
Social events 2-3 times a year. Committee Meetings every two months - venue varies. |
| Chapel FM Arts Centre - Heads Together Productions |
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| Chapel of the Holy Spirit (Leeds Deaf Church) |
The service is conducted in sign language. |
| Charlies Angel Centre |
We aim to offer 24 hour support and counselling services for bereaved parents and families and provide befrienders. A 24 hour telephone helpline will be available as well as a drop in cafe. We direct people to services that we think are appropriate for them if we cannot provide it and offer leaflets and booklets with advice/services available. We provide a safe environment for bereaved families to meet other families to give each other support and friendship. Offer activities for adults and children to participate in e.g. relaxation classes. Fundraising events will be held throughout the year to help fund the centre. |
| Charlies-Angel-Centre Foundation |
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| Chernobyl Children's Project - Leeds |
The group provides recuperative holidays for children from the areas in Belarus affected by the Chernobyl disaster of 1986. Between 14 and 20 children come for four weeks in the Summer and are hosted in Leeds. We raise funds to bring them and organise activities around the visit and provide information about the current status of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. Fund-raising also provides resources for aid convoys to Belarus and working with Belarusian authorities to develop medical and social projects. |
| ChildLine Yorkshire and North East |
ChildLine is the UK's free and confidential 24-hour helpline for children and young people receiving calls on a wide range of issues - the most common including; abuse, bullying, serious family tensions, and concern for others. We currently have a real need for Helpline Counselling volunteers. Full training is provided and no academic qualifications are required. For more information on how you can get involved with ChildLine, please call 0844 892 0240 and we'll send you an information email/pack plus an invite to our next Volunteer Information Meeting. Alternatively, you can visit our website at www.nspcc.org.uk and enquire online. |
| Children's Heart Surgery Fund |
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| ChildsSide |
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| Chippendale Society |
The Chippendale Society is devoted to the appreciation of the work of the furniture maker Thomas Chippendale. The Society was founded in 1965 in Otley, Chippendale's home town. It's aims are: 1. To advance public education and to promote the appreciation and study of the work of Thomas Chippendale senior and junior. 2. To acquire, preserve and maintain examples of his work for the benefit of the nation. A substantial proportion of the Society's membership live in Otley or Wharfedale (Thomas Chippendale's birthplace). For more information about the Society's activities, please consult the website. |
| CHIVA (Children in Vulnerable Accommodation) |
The Children in Vulnerable Accommodation (CHIVA) Project aims to help children and young people to achieve the five outcomes that are in the Children's Act 2004: to be healthy, to stay safe, to enjoy and achieve, to make a positive contribution and to achieve economic wellbeing. CHIVA provides early intervention and preventative support to children and young people up to the age of 19 who are: homeless (living in hostels or emergency accommodation, living in women's refuge accommodation), Traveller, Roma and Gypsy communities, Runaways, Refugees and Asylum seekers. |
| Christ Church - Halton |
The church premises hosts clubs such as Rainbows, Brownies and Junior and Senior Youth Groups and a church Sunday school and in addition the church works closely with the local community on, for example, initiatives for the elderly (WRVS) on a Thursday lunch time, and various other community groups. |
| Christ Church Free Church of England - Leeds |
Family friendly worshipservices based on C of E type services - focusing on relevant, easy to understand Bible teaching to meet all age groups.Mid-week meetings seek to provide a support group for young mothers and carers of pre-school children. St John's Ambulance use the church for training in first aid from beginners to more advanced. On Tuesday night we meet in members' homes for Bible Study, discussion, and to pray for any needs the group shares. Thursday in term time we meet to provide a fun social and spiritual time for children from 6-10 yrs old from 6:00pm - 7:00pm; 11-16 year olds from 7:30pm - 8:50pm and post 16's who meet by arrangement. We have an annual Summer camp for the 11-16 yr olds. |
| Christ Church Upper Armley |
Organisations: Christ Church Armley Youth Project, Meeting point for refugees. |
| Christ-Like Apostolic Ministries |
Our motto : 'Wisdom is the principle thing, therefore get wisdom'. |
| Christian Aid |
Our essential purpose ?to expose the scandal of poverty ?to help in practical ways to root it out from the world ?to challenge and change structures and systems that favour the rich and powerful over the poor and marginalised. |
| Christians Against Poverty |
Christians Against Poverty is determined to reduce hardship in the UK, through the local Church. It does this through 270 debt centres, a money education programme called the CAP Money Course, CAP Job Clubs for the unemployed and CAP Release Groups. Debt Centres are based at New Horizons Church Morley; City Evangelical Church Beeston; Bridge Community Church LS2; The Vine Centre LS7 and South Parade Baptist Church LS6 |
| Church of God of Prophecy |
A religious organisation of Pentecostal origin. Child daycare facilities - private nursery. Halls are available for hire - please contact the Administrator. |
| Church of Jesus Christ Apostolic - Leeds |
We are a Christian Organisation (Our Faith is Apostolic Doctrine). Our daily services take place on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. On Wednesdays, when possible, the hall is open for a social meeting. Other groups use the building with us - including members of the Erentheria Church. |
| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints |
The Church of Latter-day Saints is a worldwide Christian church meeting the needs of the local members organised as geographical 'Wards' or 'Branches' of up to 500 members. The church is constantly inviting people to accept Jesus Christ and become members. All members receive the support and encouragement through its resources in areas of education, employment, social/emotional, spiritual, health, home-storage and resource management. Members also offer services on a case-by-case basis to meet need in the community and offer financial contributions to the church's Humanitarian Aid Programme. As a public service the church world-wide provide family history centres in selected areas such as our premises at Vesper Road. For further information please consult the websites: http://www.mormon.org and http://www.lds.org |
| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - Cross Gates |
The Church of Latter-day Saints is a worldwide Christian church meeting the needs of the local members organised as geographical 'Wards' or 'Branches' of up to 500 members |
| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - Farsley |
Please see the website for more information. |
| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - Hawksworth |
The Church of Latter-day Saints is a worldwide Christian church meeting the needs of the local members organised as geographical 'Wards' or 'Branches' of up to 500 members |
| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - Menston |
To practice and promote the gospel of Jesus Christ. |
| Church of the Ascension - Seacroft |
Church, community investment and support, work and social activities. |
| Church of the Epiphany - Gipton |
We give a warm welcome to anyone who would like to join us for our services or meetings. Sunday Worship is at 10.00am and is Parish Communion on the second Sunday of the month at 10.00am. We hold an all age service particularly involving the young people and their families. On the 1st and 3rd Sunday's Junior Church is held in the Church Hall at 10.00am. Midweek Services include Eucharistic Worship and Healing Services |
| Church of the Nazarene - Ardsley |
Christian organization. |
| Church of the Nazarene - Morley |
We are a church based organisation which caters for public worship, plus community and church based activities. |
| Churwell Community Association |
Our aims are the provision of a Community Centre within our area for all age groups to work together within the community and provide a safe and happy environment. |
| Churwell Methodist Church |
Churwell Methodist Church exists to serve the community by showing God's love through Jesus. We seek to extent a loving and caring followship in sharing that love, in our worship and social activities. |