B.A.B.I.E.S (Borrow a Baby in an Educational Setting) brings together young women and men of a variety of faiths and backgrounds in Bradford to learn the information and skills required to make informed choices about their lives.

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The Interfaith Education Centre (IEC) provides support and encouragement to anyone interested in learning about the different world religions and in particular how members of those faiths are living and working alongside one another in this multi-faith and multi-cultural city.

The BKYP is a body of 30 young people, aged 11–21, elected by young people in Bradford and Keighley to raise issues and influence decision making on their behalf. Both the young people involved in the youth parliament and the young people they represent are from diverse faiths and backgrounds.

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The Community Accord Initiative is a mediation service based in Bradford that helps to resolve community conflict. It runs a number of projects around inter-faith issues in the local area, and employs a project worker who has a particular focus on young people.

During Fairtrade Fortnight 2005 Save the Children, Christian Aid, Islamic Relief, Active Faith Communities and United Co-operatives organised a Fairtrade Football Tournament for young people across Bradford.

The Intercultural Communication and Leadership School is an international organisation which aims to promote community cohesion and prevent local and global conflicts. It gives young people from different cultural, religious and ethnic backgrounds a safe and neutral place to meet and discuss issues important to their area.

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