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Health for all’s response to Covid-19
Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, we continued to deliver crucial services and support, swiftly moving groups on line, delivering telephone support in response to the immediate practical and emotional needs of the people and communities we serve. 4,000 food / essentials …more
Health for All secures funding Covid-19 funding (Added 5/02/21 )
Health for All has received a share of £9.5million of National Lottery funding to help recover from the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic. The £100,000 grant has been awarded through the Covid-19 Community-Led Organisations Recovery Scheme (CCLORS). The scheme is led by independent trust Power to Change in partnership with Locality, The Ubele Initiative and Social Investment Business, and was part of The National Lottery Community Fund’s Coronavirus Community Support Fund, that launched in May last year.
The Watsonia, Cross Flatts Park, Beeston LS11
The Watsonia Pavilion is home to The Bridge Cafe run by the HFA Bridge Learning Disability Service. This popular community café supports adults with learning disabilities to acquire work skills and experience and serves a wide range of reasonably priced …more
Local Food Pantry (Added 21/04/23 )
Please see the latest details about our local food pantries. The pantries are run several times a week at a variety of our centres. Membership is £3.50 and is paid weekly. Cranmore Food Pantry, Cranmore & Raylands Community Centre, Cranmore Drive, Belle …more
Healthy Communities
Healthy Communities Health for All has a successful track record of establishing and facilitating community groups and that includes working with other organisations to deliver city-wide initiatives focused on improving health through community support and friendship. Healthy Communities is the …more
Reducing Food Insecurity (Added 26/04/21 )
Health for All is busy opening a network of community led Food Pantries across south and east Leeds to address the food poverty experienced by many local people. The Covid-19 pandemic increased the incidence of food insecurity and poverty generally. …more