Charities In Sheffield City

Wycliffe Independent Church is an enthusiastic collection of Christians from the Sheffield area. We are committed to the historic Christian faith and our beliefs can be found firstly in the Bible and secondly in the Savoy Declaration of Faith and Order as applied by the church, which is summarised in the EFCC Basis of Faith.

The Federation holds Spring and Autumn Council meetings. Educational Courses for those interested in the subject, to attend. Plus the sub committees hold events (days, evenings, afternoons) relating to their particular area. Monthly meetings are held in the 60 institutes throughout South Yorkshire with speakers or demonstrators on various and interesting subjects.

TO PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT OF BLACK AND ETHNIC MINORITIES AND OTHER COMMUNITIES IN THE SETTING UP OF BUSINESSES WITHIN THE GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS OF SHEFFIELD.

We provide inclusive community-based support, respite, and learning opportunities for adults with learning disabilities in Sheffield. Through tailored activities, partnerships, and accessible venues, we promote independence, wellbeing, and social inclusion in a safe, supportive environment.

We work with partners to deliver integrated community development projects across the world (currently in Nepal and the UK), providing practical help in health, education and livelihood programmes.

All income raised for the Killamarsh Bears Pre School is put back into the Pre School to help maintain the services we give to the children. We are a non-profit making organisation. Any balance in our accounts at the end of the financial year is used to cover the Administration of the Pre School for the month of January.

St Timothy's is a family friendly Parish Church. There are service on a Sunday and midweek and lots of community activities and events both during the day and in the evenings. The church has a vibrant Youth and Children's ministry and a lively Elders ministry.

Element Society's objective is the advancement in life of young people by providing support and activities which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.

To manage and run a children's adventure playground in the Pitsmoor and Burngreave areas of Sheffield and surrounding areas.To provide facilities for the community in the interests of social welfare and for education, recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for residents.

We offer Individual and Group psychotherapy. We also offer supervision and training.

THE PRINCIPAL ACTIVITY OF THE CHARITY IS THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH AND THE PRACTICAL OUTWORKING OF THAT FAITH IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY OF SHEFFIELD, PROVIDING ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES, BACKGROUNDS AND CIRCUMSTANCES, AND GIVING ASSISTANCE AND RELIEF TO PERSONS IN NEED OR HARDSHIP.

Sharing of the Christian Gospel message to those who haven't heard it and the growing to maturity in faith of existing believers in Walkley

The Link Community Hub helps and supports people who are disadvantaged due to poverty, deprivation, and circumstances. We offer support in education, activities and advice for those to the local and wider. We run support groups, youth groups, drop- ins, advice sessions, food bank and out reach work to care and support those in need.

The charity's principle objective is for the benefit of women affected by issues of violence against women & girls, including domestic abuse, forced marriage, honour based violence, stalking, digital abuse , spiritual abuse, isolation, distress, racism, islamaphobia, and all other forms of violence and abuse, who reside in Rotherham or elsewhere and are from a global majority community.

The Family Works is a trauma-informed, early intervention service, supporting families in challenging circumstances for up to one year. We offer our families a Link Worker and a Family Mentor, and we walk with our families, supporting them to make long-term transformational change.

The chairty activites at present are as follows - (1) provide and maintain a school for general Islamic educaution of children; (2) facilities for eduaction of adults; (3) facilities and services for congregational prayers for men, women and children and; (3) developing social and welfare service for the elderly.

Greystones Pre School provides care and education for children aged 2 1/2 to 5, during school term times. We operate from rooms within Greystones Primary School and are at the heart of our local community, providing support to our children and their families.

Regular public worship, including prayer, Bible study, preaching, teaching and observance of the sacraments of Communion and Baptism. Evangelism, mission, and the nurture of Christian disciples, including education and training for Christian and community service.Giving and encouraging pastoral care and charitable social action.Encouraging and supporting Baptists and other Christians.

To support people living with from ME/CFS and Long Covid through connection, advice and to raise awareness of the illnesses.

Regular public worship. Promotion of Christianity and the whole mission of the Church. Supporting other charities.

Church based activities involving the outworking of the Christian faith among its members and in the local community of South Sheffield. This includes regular worship, prayer groups, bible-study, youth work and community fellowship groups.

Providing Animal Welfare Support (PAWS) raises money to help small local animal rescues that have no other means of raising funds other than public support. We welcome these rescues to request funding when they face difficult times but also voluntarily donate on a monthly basis. We also help local pet owners that find themselves in financial crisis and are facing re homing a much loved pet.

To provide food and other essentials to people or families in need

Lane End Farm Trust is based on a working farm in the Derbyshire Peak District National Park. We provide a simple environment of real quality where disabled and disadvantaged young people can be at one with nature and connect with their surroundings and our animals, while taking part in our activities.

Provide regular public worshipPromoting the mission of the Church through the provision of activities and meeting places for Senior Citizens, Pre-School and Toddlers, Scouts & Guides, & community groups.Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses & small groups.Pastoral visitingProvision of youth club & other groups for young people