Organisation Directory

Bethel is a growing Evangelical Church based in Otley and Ilkley. We are a group of people who aim to live our lives with Jesus Christ, our God and Saviour, at the centre of everything. We aim to make the message of Jesus, and the teaching of the Bible, accessible, understandable, relevant and available to everyone. We want to serve the whole community around us in this beautiful part of Wharfedale, Yorkshire which is within easy reach of Leeds, Bradford and Harrogate. Please have a look around our website; you'll find out a lot about us, who we are, what we do and why we do it. If you live in the area we would love to see you sometime. Please come along anytime! We belong to the FIEC, the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches.

The group provides activities, events and outings for older people in order to reduce isolation and provide educational and social activities for people in sheltered housing and other local people.. Activities include a computer group teaching basic skills to older people - everyone is welcome. Chair-Based exercise , Photography and all groups are open to everyone in the area, with or without skills. Monthly fish and chip for suppers followed by Bingo and Raffle. Monthly- soup, roll and sweet lunches.

A community engagement organisation that aims to work with partners for equality in education, health and social care. BHI have health and well-being projects for teenagers, women and men as well as cancer support and counselling services, aimed specifically at minority communities.

We are a community group set up for the residents to help improve the Boggart Hill area. We have public meetings every 8 to 12 weeks. We look forward to any comments or queries.

The group organises monthly talks and visits, meeting throughout the year for a range of activities including archaeological fieldwork, excavations, archaeobotany and experimental archaeology. We are based in Boston Spa, but draws members from further afield too. We try to work with local Parish Councils and West Yorkshire Archaeology Service to investigate and record our heritage, and are affiliated to the Council for British Archaeology Yorkshire.

We are a group of Christians of all ages who meet regularly for worship and fellowship and try to live out our faith in our daily lives. Various groups for adults and children meet regularly during the week.

Specific trust fund for the young people of Bramhope to help with their development.

Bramley Baths is a not-for-profit community enterprise. Our aims and objectives are social, community-driven, locally focused, but we?re also keen to meet and work with like-minded individuals, groups and organisations around the world. The purpose, vision and long term aims were written by Friends of Bramley Baths to reflect the views of the individuals who joined together to ensure a future for Bramley Baths as a social enterprise. The purpose of Bramley baths is to: 1. Act as a social hub for the benefit of the community 2. Provide a centre for fitness, fun and well being 3. Enable people to swim and to learn how to swim 4. Preserve a historic treasure and a local asset

Bramley Elderly Action provides opportunities and support for older people, aged 60 and above, in Bramley, Swinnow and parts of Stanningley (West Leeds). We run a range of services to promote the best possible quality of life for older people in the local community. We also manage: Bramley Lawn social centre; Bramley Community Centre, and OWLS (Older, Wiser, Local Seniors, which supports older people in Burley, Hyde Park, Little Woodhouse, Headingley and parts of Kirkstall.)

Brathay's purpose is to enable children and young people and their families to make positive choices by taking personal responsibility for improving their wellbeing. Brathay Trust is a charity that improves outcomes for thousands of young people across the United Kingdom. It primarily works with those under 25 who are most disadvantaged or vulnerable, and who have suffered abuse or neglect, social exclusion, or who are outside employment, education and training. Brathay also works with the whole family to ensure that everybody is involved with choices, development and learning. Brathay's vision is of a society where all children and young people have access to formal and informal education enabling them to fulfil their potential. It has an inspirational centre on Lake Windermere for residential experiences.

Breathe Easy is part of the support network of the British Lung Foundation and provides support and information for people living with a lung condition. The network includes groups that meet in many different towns and cities in the UK.