Employment Programme
Many adults struggle to get into employment due to an accident, mental illness or lack of self-confidence. Our employment programme will provide the support needed to re-enter the job market.
Adults with a disability, long-term illness, or those experiencing minor to moderate health disorders who are wanting to get into work could get the support they are needing through this programme. Clients will be referred to us and will receive a recovery support plan. We aim to build our clients' confidence and make them more able to work through volunteering opportunities and work experience placements.
Delph Hill study programme
With Royds' help, community and environment charity Groundwork Leeds ran a study programme for 16-18 year olds at Delph Hill Community Centre in February 2015
The New Horizons Monday Club
Held every Monday and commissioned by Bradford Council, New Horizons acts as a day centre social gathering place for older people - particularly those who may be frail or have no family or friend support networks living nearby.
The Monday sessions include games, talks and activities that encourage both physical and mental activity. Everyone coming along enjoys a light breakfast, a two-course hot lunch and afternoon tea. Club members are either referred to us or self-refer but for health and safety reasons, attendance is subject to prior agreement and subject to a small weekly subscription fee.
PLEASE NOTE - Due to the Coronavirus New Horizons will be suspending services until further notice. This will be reviewed on a weekly basis. All participants will be informed.
If any further contact is needed please contact Royds Community Association.
Active Kids
Support to primary schools on healthy eating and exercise.
Positive Youth Action
A comparison project with Joseph Rowntree Foundation estate in York examining positive reinforcement of citizenship. Participants gained points for activities which could be traded in for rewards. The scheme operated in South Bradford estates.
Reach Programme
A three-year programme funded by the Big Lottery, delivering employment support, community development and community environmental support in South Bradford.
Healthy Living Programme
Delivery of a five-year healthy living programme based on family support, independent living for older people, benefits support and healthy eating and exercise. Project funded by the Big Lottery.
Community Centre Review
Delivery of demonstration programme for the Home Office on resident participation and involvement, provision of inspirational tours to Royds, consultancy support to new organisations in Yorkshire and the Humber and leveraging of grant fund management.
Neighbourhood Management
Delivery of demonstration programme for the Home Office on resident participation and involvement, provision of inspirational tours to Royds, consultancy support to new organisations in Yorkshire and the Humber and leveraging of grant fund management.
Guide Neighbourhoods
Delivery of demonstration programme for the Home Office on resident participation and involvement, provision of inspirational tours to Royds, consultancy support to new organisations in Yorkshire and the Humber and leveraging of grant fund management.
Employment Link
Provision of an environmental warden service in eight disadvantaged areas across Bradford and Keighley
Environmental Wardens
Provision of an environmental warden service in eight disadvantaged areas across Bradford and Keighley
Kickstart Business Support
Pre-business start-up support, business start-up support and business forum support in south Bradford and nearby rural areas.
A2E
Employment brokerage and support to Bradford job seekers in Leeds Road, Barkerend, Thornbury, Manningham and Girlington.
Streets Ahead
A Neighbourhood Management programme which leveraged spend allocation management in Little Horton, Canterbury and Great Horton.
Health Means Business
Health Means Business was an innovative health programme delivered by Royds for Wakefield NHS and designed to help workers at inner-city firms to adopt heathier lifestyles and avoid time off work due to preventable illness. From nothing, Royds built up widespread awareness and helped over 140 businesses and 396 employees through personalised, in-company, work-and-wellbeing sessions.
Everybody Active Every Day
The Everybody Active Every Day programme was designed to tackle rising obesity. Sessions for both adults and children included indoor and outdoor activities and were all held in Bradford community settings and conducted over several weeks. Specialists and trained volunteers also offered healthy eating advice.