Community collaboration is essential
About Us!
Our Aims
Empower individuals facing disadvantage, including migrants, refugees, and survivors of domestic violence.
Promote equality, inclusion, and access to essential services.
Help people gain the skills and confidence to thrive independently.
Our Objectives
We provide advice and advocacy on housing, welfare benefits and rights, employment, domestic violence and access to grants
Run group workshops to build skills, confidence, and community connection.
Support migrant children not in education with English, Maths, Science, and ESOL sessions.
We have Partnered with DWP and Maximus to reach those excluded from work due to disability, age, or lack of skills
Help individuals access grants, training, and job opportunities.
Host inclusive events and learning workshops to support personal growth and wellbeing.
Some of our projects
Supporting Migrant Children
Horizon Opportunities Programme (HOP)
HOP supports migrant children aged 11–16 who face barriers to education after arriving in the UK. In partnership with Leeds Trinity University, we offer tailored learning in English, maths, science, and ESOL, while giving university students valuable volunteer experience.
Let’s Get Started
A dynamic programme tailored for young people aged 18–30 who are Not in Education, Employment, or Training (NEET). Through engaging activities and practical guidance, participants gain access to positive experiences that help build confidence and open doors to work, training, and future opportunities.
Workshops
NADIA - Navigating Ability, Disability, Independence & Ambition
NADIA supports disabled women who’ve been out of work for six months or more and want to explore self-employment. Led by a disabled entrepreneur, the workshop offers practical tools, creative strategies, and clever hacks to help you succeed in building a business that works for you—whatever your circumstances.
Case Studies
Explore our impactful case studies supporting individual growth and success. The names have been changed
Case Study 1
Tim was homeless, living in a tent, and seeking a fresh start. When he reached out, we secured him a home and helped with his bond. Now, he’s thriving in a safe, stable space, filled with hope and ready to rebuild his life. Tim stated, "I'm not sure where I'd be if it wasn't for you guys supporting me through one of the most difficult times in my life" I can't thank you enough!
Case Study 2
Joanne, from Hong Kong, overcame job search challenges, through volunteering, she boosted her confidence Joanne stated "I was looking for the right opportunity, and with the right support, I found a volunteering role that has given me the confidence I needed."
Case Study 3
Upon arriving in the UK, Asim's father struggled to complete the online school allocation form. With Asim not being in school impacted his well-being. We facilitated the process, securing his school place and providing a donated uniform. Asim's father said, "Using a computer is so difficult, but your help made a big difference—especially with completing the online form and finding a school for my son. Now, I can also look for a job. Asim added, "School is good for me, and I am very happy now."
Case Study 4
Carol escaped domestic abuse and sought our support. We helped her secure accommodation, access furniture, and provided a safe space to share her feelings. Grateful for the support, she said, "You've really helped me massively, honestly. Just hearing a voice of reassurance helped me with my mental health with your help, i've found hope and peace and i'm now on the path to recovery.
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Ensuring marginalised Communities have access to digital support
Providers of digital support
We are members of the National Databank. We are here to assist in providing access to digital resources
We support communities to alleviate digital poverty
We provide SIM cards for those that don't have access to phone data
We run educational workshops that will support you to build knowledge, gain access to services and make informed choices.
If you don't have Internet access we can support you with a portable Internet facility.
Support for local communities
Issues that are high on our agenda
Cost of living crisis
The cost of living crisis is having a significant impact on people from all walks of life. We support individuals and families to carefully budget and make tough decisions about their spending, leading to a decrease in quality of life for many.
Domestic Violence Support
Domestic violence is rising, impacting countless lives. Community Ambition takes a stand by providing awareness, resources, and direct support to empower survivors and educate communities. Together, we can create a safer future and put an end to domestic violence. Let’s take action today!
Contact Us!
Empowering local communities through support services in Leeds, West Yorkshire.
Where you can find us
Merrion House, Leeds City Centre Hub, Merrion Centre Leeds LS2 8LX
The Compton Centre Community Hub Library Harehills Lane, Leeds LS8 7BG
Deacon House Community Hub 1 Seacroft Avenue, Leeds LS14 6JD
Opening times:
Mon-Thurs 9.30 am-4.30 pm, Fri Closed
Our Partners
