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We created ALL IN to make sure that everyone who wants to, has the opportunity to play roller derby.

Through our work with ALL IN: Community Roller Derby, we take a whole systems approach to addressing geographic, financial, and cultural barriers to being part of this amazing sport. We offer one-off skate sessions and roller derby programmes to local community groups and organisations. Access to a team sport, particularly one which is female-led and empowering of all body types, helps build individual resilience, mental and physical well-being as well as supporting the growth of relationships and networks in the community.

All Saints Landmark Centre hosts drop-in IT training and support free of charge, and a mentoring scheme to support people looking for work. Shine, our Saturday afternoons group for young people with additional needs is currently meeting online during the covid-19 pandemic. We also have community rooms available to rent.

Coronavirus Update from this group on 10th February 2021: "Alzheimer’s Society Bradford and District is continuing to offer services to people with dementia, carers, relatives and friends and communities across Bradford and District.

"Staff are working by phone to offer practical and emotional support on how dementia affects people, coping strategies such as managing changes in behaviour, support available from other services and a listening ear. We will take referrals and are also offering regular welfare calls throughout the Covid-19 crisis.

We offer information, practical ideas and support (not personal care) to people with a diagnosis of dementia and their carers.

Dementia Advisor service and Dementia Support Worker Service

Anyone diagnosed across the district should be referred by the Consultant to this service , staff will contact and provide a 1-1 service giving information on all aspects relating to dementia , future planning and services available. Staff will offer support and help as the condition progresses, from issues relating to the progression of the condition, accessing specialist help and talking through emotionally stressful situations. Anyone can refer into this service.

We also offer a number of virtual groups, such as singing for the brain, carers support group and Wellbeing Cafes. We also have a group specific to those early in their journey of dementia.

If you are affected by dementia in anyway or know people who may benefit from our service, please email bradford@alzheimers.org.uk or telephone 01274 586 008.

Dementia Friendly Communities

"Our Dementia Friendly Communities Coordinator is offering support on how to set up and maintain Dementia Friendly Communities during this period. We work with local communities and Businesses to support them to become more Dementia Friendly and advise on how to best support people within your communities. For Dementia friendly community information email ross.collard@alzheimers.org.uk"

Wharfedale Amnesty meets every second Thursday of the month at 8pm in the Christchurch Cafe in Ilkley.

New members are always welcome. There is no membership subscription or fee for attending meetings.

We run a day centre for elderly people aged over 50+. We are a voluntary community registered charity which is non-profitable. Our all committee members (staff) are elderly, retired and volunteers. We provide healthy and nutritious hot meals including tea-time, some wonderful trips, some sessions including, exercise sessions, body massaging sessions, yoga sessions, and arts & crafts sessions etc.

Mondays - exercise session free sessions.
Wednesdays massage sessions - varied times.
Dementia friendly.

Lunch Club, outings, and other social events, all for over 60s, Mondays 11:00-1:15. Tiddlywinks Parent and Toddler group, Thursdays 9:45-11:15. Gardening workshops and local environmental projects - please contact for more information.

We work to relieve and support those living with anxiety and anxiety-based depression by providing information, support and understanding via an extensive range of services, including 1:1 therapy. We work regularly with external agencies and healthcare professionals to improve services for those living with anxiety and anxiety-based depression and also campaign to raise awareness of the conditions.

AROUK is one of the Rohingya-led international registered charity and community organisations in the UK. It was initially established by the members of the Rohingya community in Bradford.

AROUK is committed to providing humanitarian support, community development and emergency aids locally and internatioanlly in most deprived areas. We are supported through a vast network of volunteers from a variety of professional backgrounds, we projects promote health & well-being, and education of vulnerable displaced refugees children and adults.

In doing this, AROUK raises awareness of the Rohingya crisis and inspire others to support our projects. Feedback and reports collected from our projects aim to give a truthful insight into the struggle and challenges of many Rohingya refugees as well as the impact of our continued support to tackle the protracted Rohingya crisis.

As part of our advocacy, we communicate and collaborate with other national or international organisations that already involved in tackling the Rohingya crisis. We are also open to partnership with different stakeholders to transform the lives of refugees for a better future.

Our Mission

Our primary mission is to help refugees in need and protecting their rights and building a better future for them through education.

Our Vision

A place where everyone has the same rights and access to basic need.

Our Values

A Awareness raising

R Rebuilding the community

O Open to new ideas

U Unique and united

K Kind, helpful and caring

The organisation is currently working across its local community providing high quality arts projects for older people, which improves health & wellbeing through dance exercise, social interaction and performance driven projects.

Our company teachers run a specialist strand for people with movement disorders to keep the mind and body active, increase confidence, aid mobility, balance, flexibility and encourage more independent and active lives. The activity is also designed to empower individuals to discover talents and raise aspirations for themselves and their local communities.

Our Bradford Dancing with Parkinson's class runs every Thursday (during school term times) 1.30-2.30 at Victoria Hall, Saltaire

Aspire-i offers people over 18, as well as 18 year-olds on Job Seekers Allowance, free information, advice and guidance on careers, training, employability support, CV and job search activities under the government's National Careers Service contract. Will also help people who are being placed on Job Seekers Allowance under benefits reform, and signpost to other relevant and organisations if necessary.