Organisation Directory

Promotes and researches lung health

Services provided in Leeds - Home from Hospital, Mobility Aids, Transport support,

The BTO promotes enjoyable and constructive birdwatching. Members take part in national surveys organised locally. New members can be 'paired' with more experienced ones. Survey work and fieldwork are carried out when convenient and required for scientific or conservation research. The Regional Representative's position is vacant at the moment - in the meantime please email Ieuan Evans.

Repairs, decorating and gardening for householders, organisations, and businesses. Customers pay for the materials used plus an hourly labour rate.

Goals and Values of our Nursery are ? Nursery provides an enjoyable and stimulating surrounding where the children feel happy, safe and valued and where the children can learn. Nursery will encourage children to express themselves as individuals through a variety of experiences and activities in a safe, secure, caring, healthy and all inclusive environment. ? To promote a healthy lifestyle within nursery thus we encourage high personal hygiene/care. Nursery offers a balanced and nutritious menu to promote healthy eating and gives equal opportunities for both indoor and out door play experiences for physical play and movement. ? All staff have clear expectations of the children and recognises their individual needs and abilities, providing them opportunities for freedom to grow. Nursery encourages the children to express themselves and demonstrate their feelings within the activities and provision we provide through planned and balanced play opportunities; together with appropriate materials and equipment we ensure that this is possible. We aim to teach our children the basic knowledge and alongside practical skills to help prepare the children for the next step, while making sure that the children have achievable goals to work towards. ? Having well organised staff and consistent routines we are able to observe children's individual achievements and make regular assessments. The staff and children are encouraged to develop a caring and respectful attitude to one and other, regardless of race, religion, gender, background or additional needs and we promote a friendly environment, which encourages positive behaviour and life-skills, treating and valuing one another, as we ourselves would like to be treated. ? Through interaction, communication and listening to the children and parents we are able to give their ideas and wishes due consideration and by putting those ideas into action where possible it will help the children develop ? Skills for the future and together make a positive contribution to our nursery?s future. ? Early childhood experiences are the foundations which children build their future so it is important that as a team and with our parents we offer every opportunity as first educators to cement in good practice. Our over aching aim is that we are consistent and positive in our approach providing a happy environment, giving praise and encouragement at every opportunity and having fun doing so.

BSA aims to support people over 60 in the area to live independently in their own homes, offering services and activities such as lunch clubs, groups, friendly visiting, gardening, winter warmth, home visits and advice, trips, parties and a book swap. We send out a newsletter 3 times a a year.

Butterfly Conservation is an organisation which organises various activities, including field trips.

Horticultural society furthering horticulture, gardening etc, managing the Gatescroft Allotments in Calverley as a self-administered site.

We are a Parish Church Community seeking to serve the local parish and community. In addition to public worship serving both young and old we have a parent/toddler ministry three times a week in The Barn (Barn Babies) and strong links with Calverley CE School and Calverley Parkside School. Sunday Worship: 1st Sunday of the month 10.30am Family Communion (followed by Shared Lunch). 2nd and 4th Sundays: 8.00am Holy communion (BCP). 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th Sundays: 9.45am Holy Communion (Common Worship).11.30am The King's Arms All-Age worship with Young People's and Children's Groups. Coffee in The Barn: between the 9.45am and 11.30am services.

Campaigns actively for better public transport in the West Yorkshire region including improvements in services and facilities for bus and rail users and promote greater service integration. It aims to raise the profile of public transport, by ensuring that there is greater awareness of some of its most important issues and concerns. It is equally concerned to promote and campaign for such green modes as walking and cycling which help to reduce reliance on the car.

The Campaign to Protect Rural England works to promote and encourage improvements in preservation of the countryside of West Yorkshire and the environment of towns and villages.