Status pin of a charger IC
Most SMD LEDs need approx 10mAmps at least to make it turn on

From where did you get this wisdom ? Most LEDs already start to glow a bit at 1 mA. It is not that they need 10 mA to do anything.

I cannot supply 10mAmps as thats the maximum

Uhm, that means that it can sink up to 10 mA which is enough for most LEDs. Only if you would be using very old and inefficient LEDs would 10 mA not be enough. I'm talking LEDs that are 20 years old !

If you insist on more current for your LEDs, use the charging IC's output to toggle a PNP transistor and let the transistor supply the current to the LED. Instead of a PNP you could also use a PMOS.