Charities In Sheffield City

Grimesthorpe Family Centre is run by volunteers to provide space for groups to rent, to benefit the community. We are refurbishing the Centre to increase our activities to benefit the local area.

Disseminating historical information to members of the Society and the general public, by way of meetings, discussion, correspondence, papers and visits to objects and places of interest& fostering historical investigation and research & encouraging the collection and preservation of examples& arranging for the presentation of original papers and publishing them

The Charitable Incorporated Organisation offers grants to a wide variety of charities working in the local community. Funding is given exclusively to charities based in Yorkshire and directly benefitting only Yorkshire communities. Priority is given to charities working at the heart of communities to tackle disadvantage and to provide sustainable benefit to the community.

The Suit Works is a free service based in the Sheffield City Region to help unemployed people to succeed at interview by building confidence through personal styling. Clients referred to the charity are given formal clothing (which they keep)and a styling session to help them look fantastic, feel confident and perform well. This unique service in the region removes a basic barrier to employment.

Manor Community Transport is a community organisation and registered C.I.O. operating in the Manor Estate and surrounding areas of Sheffield offering support and specialised transport to disadvantaged, older people with disabilities and dementia in one of the most deprived areas of Sheffield..

Islamic religion teachings.To advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation.

Community Theatre Group

Providing wheelchair rugby opportunities in the East and North East MidlandsLTWRC will look to develop and expand wheelchair rugby provision, awareness and participation within the regionsvia but not limited to: youth programs in schools, PR, events and in conjunction with GBWR Ltd and teams competing within the league.

Providing regular public worship and a sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Providing general life and wellbeing counselling and advice to individuals.

FOPV is the charitable community group which looks after the parks in Sheffield lying along the Porter Brook. We aim to conserve and restore the beautiful features and industrial heritage of this 4 km long linear valley which links the Peak District countryside to the urban areas of S.W. Sheffield.

Provide the opportunity and facilities for young people to play association football.

1. To give shelter for unwanted animals in need of care, providing medical attention or check ups as appropriate.2. Arrange microchipping of animals to help identify owners of stray pets.3. To actively seek new, suitable, permanent homes for rescued animals.4. Provide advice regarding future care and responsible pet ownership.5. Provide neutering vouchers thus preventing more stray pets.

Church services each Sunday and during the week. Support for members and non-members in the community.

The charity provides boxing, gym and recreational fitness facilities for the benefit of the public along with organised fitness and boxing classes for children, adults and families. The charity operates a peer support recovery group, a cafe with communal breakfasts and provides services such as drop-in, a benefits advice service, volunteering opportunities and is registered with England Boxing.

Sports & Recreation

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We provide play and learning experiences as included in the Early Year foundation stage curriculum for children aged 2 years to school age. Our sessions are 3 hours long and include games, activities, outside play and a snack.We are Ofsted approved and all staff are qualified and DBS checked. We have experience of children with special needs and for who English is not their first language.

Regular public worship open to allPastoral workSupporting other charities in the UK and overseasFundraising activities open to the community

Park Community Action operates in one of the most deprived areas of Sheffield. We run a local forum and a community centre which includes a volunteer run library, a cafe and youth club. The objects are to improve the conditions of life for the inhabitants of the area by advancing education and by providing facilities for social and leisure time activities

The S20 Food Bank provides emergency food parcels and advice for individuals and families experiencing financial difficulties in S20 postal area. We provide food where they are unable to access it due to a crisis situation in their own lives. We are committed to supporting each client throughout the duration of their crisis and until they are able to be 'self-sufficient' again.

The Society is the designated Neighbourhood Forum for the Dore Area, with responsibility for preparing a Neighbourhood Plan for Dore. The Society also aims to foster the protection and enhancement of the local environment, amenities and facilities within Dore, to encourage a spirit of community and to record its historic development.

Open Kitchen Social Club was founded in 2014 as a social eating project in the centre of Sheffield. We provide food, peer support, and a place to meet for destitute asylum seekers, refugees, migrants and the wider community. Food is provided free of charge every week on Mondays & Tuesdays and also on the last Wednesday of each month to ensure that it is accessible to those in need.

We provide support groups for individuals affected by Tourettes Syndrome to meet others and access support. We provide a sibling support group for children with siblings who have SEND. We provide a support group for children with ADHD. We offer 1-2-1 support and advocacy. We deliver awareness talks to local schools, business and entertainment venues.

ORGANIZING MULTI CULTURAL EVENTS PLUS THE HIRING OF PREMISES FOR SOCIAL, CHARITABLE AND OTHER PURPOSES