House Clearences In Leeds
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OUR SERVICES
Donate your unwanted Items to charity
Call 0113 2704005 to arrange a collection
Furniture
We’ll collect your unwanted furniture
White Goods
We’ll collect your unwanted White Goods
Brac-a-Brac
We’ll collect your unwanted bric-a-brac
Clothes
We’ll collect your unwanted Clothes
ABOUT US
We are a charity based in Leeds that provides work opportunites and work related training for adults with learning disabilities
SLATE was set up to run environmentally friendly projects for the benefit of the local community, and offer work opportunities to people with learning difficulties.
We have two furniture shops in Leeds; one in Armley and one in Hunslet. We require donations and house clearences to ensure we have stock for our shops.
Our philosophy
We believe that people with learning and other difficulties should have the same right to employment, training and volunteering as everyone else. They should have the same opportunities to mix with the wider community, work and relax. A lot of people with learning disabilities want to be challenged, to learn and achieve new things; just like everyone else.
SLATE first opened its doors as a furniture shop for half a day a week in July 2004, in a discrete area of Leeds City Council Adult Social Care Moor End Day Centre with its own goods and pedestrian access. Under the Modernisation Programme the day centre closed and SLATE now also known as “The Feel Good Furniture Shop” moved, in April 2011, to rented premises within the same community of City and Hunslet Ward in Inner South Leeds
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We have two furniture shops in Leeds; one in Armley and one in Hunslet. We require donations and house clearences to ensure we have stock for our shops.
Our philosophy
We believe that people with learning and other difficulties should have the same right to employment, training and volunteering as everyone else. They should have the same opportunities to mix with the wider community, work and relax. A lot of people with learning disabilities want to be challenged, to learn and achieve new things; just like everyone else.
SLATE first opened its doors as a furniture shop for half a day a week in July 2004, in a discrete area of Leeds City Council Adult Social Care Moor End Day Centre with its own goods and pedestrian access. Under the Modernisation Programme the day centre closed and SLATE now also known as “The Feel Good Furniture Shop” moved, in April 2011, to rented premises within the same community of City and Hunslet Ward in Inner South Leeds
Every Donation Supports Adults With Learning Disabilites
