Bringing Everybody In The Community Together

**COVID-19 Important Information**

Hamara Centre is currently closed to protect our community and our staff. However we are still able to provide support to those who need it.

Leeds City Council have a Coronavirus Help Line. You can call them on 0113 3781877 and they will match you with a local volunteer who can provide assistance. to you.

If you would like to become a volunteer, please visit doinggoodleeds.org.uk, email info@val.org.uk, or call 0113 2977920. Once signed-up volunteers will receive training, and then be matched with opportunities to help locally.

Please take a look at the most recent advice on the NHS website about how to keep yourself and others safe: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/.

Follow our Twitter https://twitter.com/HamaraCentre and Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100011910905386 for updates on the situation and what we will be doing to aid the community during it.

What Is The

Hamara Centre?

From its humble beginnings in a small office with 2 part time staff working solely on one project (Elders Project), Hamara has grown to be the largest ethnic minority organisation in the voluntary and community sector in Leeds.

Based in a purpose developed £1.2 million centre in Beeston, Hamara stands out as a beacon within the community and voluntary sector and its success has inspired many other organisations to emulate its achievements.

Hamara in South Leeds has dished up culinary treats for groups during lockdown

August 27, 2020

A healthy living centre in South Leeds has been dishing up culturally sensitive food parcels during the pandemic.Hamara, the largest