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We are a group of volunteers who organise community events in this area such as mass litter picks, supporting the rivers trust clear out river debris, gardening projects, makeover of street media boxes with iconic local images and community messages plus other community events at the local church hall/community hub our aims are:
1 to integrate into our community the new residents who occupy the almost 500 new homes built in this area within the last 5 years
2 to promote health and well being, reduce isolation amongst elderly and vulnerable
3 promote community cohesiveness and civic pride in both our city and local area in Bradford East

Growing Old Grace-fully works across the Roman Catholic Diocese of Leeds to improve the well-being of older people.
We are working to raise awareness, inspire, encourage and support activities that address the spiritual and practical needs of older people in our parishes by:
Sharing best practice
Helping support local solutions to local needs
Offering information, support and advice
Encouraging dementia-friendly parishes

HALE (Health Action Local Engagement) is an established healthy living charity based in Bradford since 2003. We work with people of all ages; providing a wide range of innovative services to directly tackle the causes of health issues experienced by the local community. HALE’s focus is on the most vulnerable members of society that feel isolated and lonely; those that struggle with mental health or self confidence issues or are exposed to dangerous or exploitative situations.

We are a friendly brass band based in the Shipley area. New members, both learners and experienced players are always welcome.

If you are interested in joining as a player, whether as an accomplished musician in the main band 7.30pm to 9.30pm on Fridays, or as a learner joining the Monday group 7pm to 8pm, we would be delighted to hear from you, or feel free to simply turn up at Northcliffe Church, Shipley on one of these rehearsal nights.

Please email us first to make sure we haven't got an engagement that night. We endeavour to supply a band instrument and free tuition if requested - so you’ve got nothing to lose by giving us a try!!!

To exchange ideas and experiences, to encourage fair trade and tourism. Increase awareness of both Haworth and Machu Picchu (Peru) aim to learn each other's language and culture, improve education for children. We meet at various locations in Haworth and have recruited new members (2019) which has revived the group along with support from John Grogan MP. Communication is the short term aim eventually leading to a possible teacher exchange visit.

Providing an affordable and sustainable meeting space for the communities of Haworth and the surrounding area, staffed by volunteers.

Charity is linked to Haworth Village Hall (Trading) Ltd is a company limited by guarantee and registered in England as 11597676. The company deals with commercial operations that fall outside our charitable aims and donates all profits to Haworth Village Hall charity.

Rooms at the Village Hall that are available for hire include:

Main Hall: The largest community hall in the area outside of Keighley, the main hall boasts a badminton court, stage and a capacity of between 50 to 250 people depending on layout. It is home to Magic Garden Play Cafe, Haworth Steampunk Weekend, Haworth Ladies Badminton Group and variety of music events throughout the year.

Kitchen: The kitchen is a small kitchen with facilities to make tea and coffee and warm food. Attached is a dining area with tables to sit 25 to 50 people.

Bar Area: The bar serves real-ale and traditional lagers alongside a selection of wines, spirits and soft drinks to a capacity of around 25 seats. Please note that alcohol drinks can only be purchased from the bar and, if the bar is open, soft drinks other than squash will need to be purchased too.

Booking forms available at http://www.haworthvillagehall.org.uk/book-the-hall/ please send completed booking forms/ enquiries about room hire to events@haworthvillagehall.org.uk

We are the independent champion for people who use health and social care services. Our sole purpose is to understand the experiences and needs of people who use health and social care services and to speak out on their behalf. We work to get services right for the future.

We listen to people's experiences of health and social care services, and direct people to services. We make sure that all feedback we collect, positive and negative, goes up to the people running health and social care services.

So that you can stay well and avoid using health and social care services, we promote how you can stay happy, healthy and at home.

Healthwatch operates at a national level through Healthwatch England and through a network of local organisations like Healthwatch Bradford and District. Healthwatch was set up in April 2013 as part of the government's reforms of health and social care.

Hey Mama is an online community run by a Mama for all those experiencing emotional difficulties and mental health issues during pregnancy and after birth. It is a space for Mamas to support one another in a non judgemental and supportive space.

We provide sessional early education and care to pre-school children aged 2 up to 5 during school term time. We employ 9 full-time members of staff with varying degrees of sector appropriate qualifications and have the sole use of a play room, small office and outdoor space and children's toilets. Sessions are planned to meet the individual learning needs of the children.

The Braford Mandir is a Hindu Temple on Leeds Road in Bradford. It is the oldest place of Hindu worship in West Yorkshire. The temple, which started out with just a handful of families, now attracts some 2000-3000 worshippers. The temple is attached to a community centre which provides hot lunches for elderly people, religious education classes, cultural activities and mother tongue classes.

The purpose of this web site to provide information of the religious services, educational classes, events and festival celebrations that are held at Bradford Mandir along with a description of the various features of the mandir. We’ve also included a brief introduction to Hinduism.
When coming to the mandir everyone is required to take off their shoes before entering. Everyone is expected to be sitting down together on the carpeted floor in the prayer hall. The mandir provides the environment for people to meditate and reach out to God. During service the mandir encourages the devotees to participate by singing bhajans.

Our Kirkgate building is now closed until Summer 2024 for refurbishment but activities continue at other venues! Find out where we are working and where activities are taking place at https://hivebradford.org.uk/onlocation/

We are a community arts organisation with a 30-year track record of delivering arts and crafts activities. We firmly believe that creativity can contribute to health and well-being and community regeneration.
In our unique non-traditional learning environment, with access to all areas of visual arts and crafts, we provide opportunities for personal development through courses and a creative space. These projects can help to increase life, social and communication skills, mental or physical wellbeing. They also decrease isolation and engage communities.

Our membership scheme is for adults wishing to use our facilities either on courses or through our drop in service https://hivebradford.org.uk/membership

Free beginner's computer sessions Thursdays 4.30-6.30pm.
Knit and Knatter sessions Thursdays 4.30-6pm.
Rhymetimes Mondays 10am with Grandchildren (term time only)
Storytimes Thursdays 10am with Grandchildren (term time only)