Leeds Vineyard Competitors

Called to be disciples of Jesus Christ, The Salvation Army United Kingdom Territory with the Republic of Ireland exists to save souls, grow saints and serve suffering humanity.

Christians Against Poverty (CAP) is a Christian charity tackling poverty in communities across the UK through free debt help and local community groups. We exist to equip churches in serving the community and showing God’s love to others. CAP provides award-winning free debt help through local churches. Each church’s CAP Debt Centre offers emotional and practical support, while our head office team in Bradford provides bespoke debt advice and a plan to help you get out of debt. CAP also offers community groups dedicated to tackling poverty at the root. These are run through local churches, and cover topics such as: > Interview skills, applying for a job and writing a CV > How to budget and making your money go further > Key life skills Always through the Church. Always hope. Through a network of almost 300 CAP Debt Centres, CAP offers a free face-to-face debt management service, with advice and ongoing support provided from head office. In addition to this, CAP provides face-to-face adult financial education across the UK in partnership with 760 churches who run the CAP Money Course. This is a three-week money management course, which equips over 7,500 people each year to budget, save and spend wisely. CAP has also recently expanded to tackle more causes of poverty. To this end, CAP now operates CAP Job Clubs and CAP Life Skills groups to empower members with the essential skills and support they need to live on a low income. To search for a CAP centre, enter a postcode at capuk.org/i-want-help and to book an appointment call free of charge on 0800 328 0006.

We are a charity in the City of Leeds, working with the homeless, the vulnerable and those suffering from addiction. St George’s Crypt has come a long way from its roots back in 1930, but the vision remains; supporting the homeless and vulnerable of Leeds. Revd. Don Robins saw need in the city, opened up the Crypt below his Church and, not without consternation from his parishioners, met the need as he saw it. The charity established partnerships with doctors, nurses, local politicians, media stars and the local Leeds community in its early development. He set up one of the first social enterprises, turning scrap metal into coat hangers. This innovative and partnership driven approach is what has nourished and supported the Crypt to continue offering its service over the years. We continue to develop health and wellbeing opportunities, working closely with the NHS, council and charities to offer a range of services including drug/alcohol rehabilitation physiotherapy, liver clinics, leg dressing clinics, optometry, dentistry, podiatry and occupational therapy. We have built a range of social enterprises in retail and catering, offering development and training opportunities to our homeless and vulnerable clients. We still offer our lunch service to anyone who comes to the door, 3 meals a day 7 days a week to our residents, showers, tea and coffee, advice and support; the sense of community. This is the cornerstone of the charity and from this we have built a living church of support for homeless and vulnerable people in Leeds.