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• Make A Difference Awards: The Bravery Award 鈥� Rebekah Ramsden/Luke Hartshorn

  In Sowerby Bridge, they helped to save a woman who鈥檇 become trapped in the river.

  Duration: 3:59

• Make A Difference Awards: The Bravery Award 鈥� Jane McKalroy

  Runs a Keighley Mental Health Peer Support group called 鈥淚t's Worth Talking About鈥�.

  Duration: 3:59

• Make A Difference Awards: The Bravery Award 鈥� Emily Land

  Set up Emily's Army, encouraging people to sign up to the Anthony Nolan register.

  Duration: 3:59

• Make A Difference Awards: The Bravery Award 鈥� Ashley Lawson

  Ashley鈥檚 neighbours in Otley suffered a fire. He rescued a child from a bedroom window.

  Duration: 3:39
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• About

  At a time when we鈥檙e being asked to work together, we will be sharing details of where you can find help and support from organisations and individuals in your area who are working hard to make things easier for you.

  If you are in a position to help and have something that you鈥檇 like us to share, get in touch:

  Email: radioleeds@bbc.co.uk and put "Make a Difference" into the subject title.

  Phone:聽0800 389 33 33

• Useful contacts

  Bradford
  

  A dedicated service to provide help to the most vulnerable people has been set up by People Can 鈥� an initiative which is co-ordinated by Bradford Council and the Voluntary and Community Sector. If you don鈥檛 have anyone or any organisation that you can ask for help, please call the Bradford Council Contact Centre on 01274 431000.

  If you live in the Bradford District and you鈥檙e deaf or hearing impaired contact聽07790 347389 for text and BSL options.

  Calderdale
  

  If you or someone you know needs extra support during this difficult time, complete . Calderdale Council will contact you to discuss how it can help.

  People in Calderdale聽now have access to a mental health helpline 24 hours a day, seven days a week.聽The new confidential helpline offers support and guidance to anyone registered with a GP practice in Calderdale by calling free on 0800 183 0558.

  Kirklees
  

  The council has an to fill-in, if you need help.聽If you are under 18, do not fill in the form. Instead, contact Kirlees Council鈥檚 children鈥檚 line on 01484 456 848.
  If you need to go to the toilet or need help washing and dressing (or your carer can鈥檛 continue working) call Gateway to Care on 01484 414 933 (Mon-Thurs 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.45pm).

  Leeds
  

  A citywide helpline is available, matching people with support. If you need any help to get food or medication delivered then please call the Leeds City Council helpline on 0113 378 1877.聽This number will be staffed seven days a week during standard office hours. You may also call and leave a voicemail at any time.

  Wakefield
  

  You can contact your local Community Hub for assistance - to find yours.
  If you're not sure which Community Hub to contact, the council has also set up a dedicated helpline for anyone who is alone and needs help with essentials like shopping and medication.聽Call 0345 8 506 506 between 9am 鈥� 5pm, Monday to Friday. Choose option 3 to make a request for support.