Charities In Sheffield City

The activities of St John's include services of Christian worship, choral training for people of all ages, a weekly lunch club for older people, a weekly toddler groups, a group for teenagers, and regular bible study groups.

A member church of the Methodist Church of Great Britain. Our Mission Statement is "We are a community church sharing the love of Jesus." To this end we provide community-based services of worship and care to express our love for Jesus Christ.

Weekly lunches for over sixties. Bereavement support, memorial service.Free frozen meals to those suffering from illnesses, bereavement etc.Support for new and expectant mothers. Social groups for friendship mutual support. Financial support for home and overseas charities. Man soup wagon for homeless. Collections for poorer families. Children's and Youth Groups.

Sheffield Music school, which is held every Saturday morning, aims to offer quality music making in a fun, friendly and nurturing environment. We support pupils from Grade 1 to post Grade 8 through their individual musical journeys and pride ourselves in offering a bespoke programme of musical experiences. A number of bursaries are available.

Shawmind is a charity on a mission to improve mental health awareness and education in children and young people through Action and Impact. Our passion, purpose and focus is to also provide modest funding and grants to vital and critical mental health charities, projects, individuals suffering in silence and local families in desperate need across Sheffield, UK and the local community.

YBTC is Yorkshire's leading brain tumour charity dedicated to raising funds for life changing research and patient support.Our vision is clear and simple, to cure a devastating disease that affects so many people. Whilst we are working to find a cure, we will provide the best patient and family support network we can.

INCLUSION OF ALL YOUNG PEOPLE OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL AGE INCLUDING THE EDUCATIONAL, EMOTIONAL AND SOCIAL SUPPORT NEEDED BY THESE YOUNG PEOPLE.

We are a sheltered housing scheme for individuals of retirement age who are independent but with added security of a Resident Support Supervisor

As a church, we are responsible for providing public acts of worship as well as provision of services/activities to promote the Christian gospel in the community

The provision of institutes and clubs for the benefit of young people

The charity's activities involves the promotion of pupil and community participation in sport, physical activity and healthy recreation by providing facilities for the playing of football, basketball, volleyball, netball and other sports.In addition it provides facilities for educational and leisure activities.

There exists a body of Christian believers in the locality of Sheffield being known as New Hope Community Church. They are engaged in the relief of persons who are in various conditions of hardship and practice the worship of God together with the furtherance of the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and the general advancement of the Christian faith.

Weekly Christian worship; the education and nurturing of the Christian faith; work with children and young people; ministry in old people's homes; pastoral links; fellowship lunches; maintaining the church's buildings and grounds; eco-congregation; links with Clifford School; and development of inter-faith work and an Inter-Faith Centre.

To collect the donations from general public and organisations in England and distribute the funds for the relief of poverty in any part of the world , mainly in the third world countries.

Advancement of the Christian religion for the public benefit including by the carrying on of the service of God in accordance with the Old and New Testaments of the Holy Bible as followed by those Christians forming part of a world-wide fellowship known as the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church

Weekly Youth Cafe. Befriending of asylum seekers & refugees through Women's Conversation Club and practical support. Partnership with Sheffield City Council to deliver Healthy Communities Programme from our Healthy Living Centre. Partnership working with other groups to serve the communities of Lowedges, Batemoor & Jordanthorpe.

Work-wise is an employer inspired and led initiative for science, technology, engineering, manufacturing and related sectors to support the development of young people so they have the knowledge, skills, aptitude and opportunities for employment within the Sheffield City Region

Basecamp works with young people who are suffering disadvantage or require additional support in order to build greater self-belief and resilience, enabling them to better thrive and fulfil their potential. Working in partnership with schools, we provide a unique 1 year programme combining outdoor adventure, personal development and compassionate coaching.

Work based training activities and independent living skills for people with disabilities, incorporating a coffee shop and charity shop for the students to gain hands on experience.

Full Life Church exists to promote the Christian faith and serve our wider community through Church services, outreach and community projects. These projects include supporting members of our local community through daily activities, such as Foodbank, Warm Hub, Coffee House, supported housing for vulnerable people, weekly activities for children and young people, and training and conferencing.

To proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ primarily amongst persons of the Chinese race in Sheffield and its surrounding area.

Maya Productions makes diverse theatre to enable social change and racial justice in the arts. We make theatre led by Global Majority artists (African, South Asian, and Latin American Diasporas), we engage with young people and underrepresented communities through participatory arts projects and we promote workforce inclusion in the creative sector through training, research and mentoring.

SYRLJ supports asylum seekers to mount fresh claims or appeals, mainly by research which produces relevant objective evidence about and from their country of origin. Research is by trained staff, working alongside the asylum seeker. Those who use our services are usually at the end of the legal process, and are destitute. We work with solicitors where possible. Our work is free of charge.

provide training and education for local people particularly somalistudy support recreational and sporting activities