Charities In Sheffield City

YSES gives grants to young people mainly from Yorkshire to enable them to experience expeditions. Where expeditions have an adventure, education and community focus.

cake sales,sale of Christmas cards,discos,car boot sale,raffles, second hand uniform sales, quiz night, Bags to School, summer fayre

- Advice, guidance and support on Housing, Education, Training and Employment- Afterschool support services for youngsters- Youth Development activities and sportsAchievments (2011) - Voluntary Community Project of the Year - EAEC.See Nottingham City Council http://www.mynottingham.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=11269 - Young Volunteer of the Year Abdularhman Mohammed Multi Sports

To raise money to help fund items for Mossbrook Special School not covered by Local Authority or Government budgets

The trustees meet twice each year to discuss, recommend and allocate grants to such persons, organizations and charities as indicated in sections A13 a, b & c. Within the Ecclesiastical parish boundary of Ecclesfield, South Yorkshire.

Grants made in accordance with the Trust's charitable objects.

To provide an informal meeting place for service leavers and families to access help available. We offer visits to clients at home, or our own Mess room, carried out by the charity's staff, for all ex-servicemen or women. We will also mentor clients to find solutions to problems that may arise. We also run a free gardening service for aged or disabled Veterans who can't look after their own.

The Charity makes grants to individuals

Providing relief of financial hardship in Pakistan to poor and helpless people including orphans. This relief of financial hardship will be met by making grants of money for providing or paying for items, services or facilities. This will also include providing financial support to gain medical services and/or attention, so that suitable living conditions can be met.

Group raise funds within school and local community - funds then donated to school for additional projects.ie climbing wall, new sports kit, trips, playground equipment.

The WI plays a unique role in providing women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide variety of activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.

TO PROVIDE IN THE INTEREST OF SOCIAL WELFARE RECREATIONAL FACILITIES FOR THE DISABLED PERSONS WITHIN THE AREA OF BENEFIT WITH THE OBJECT OF IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE OF SUCH PERSONS

RAISE FUNDS FOR USE IN SCHOOL

Train lay workers for the kingdom business , worship, evangelism, support other churches, raise leaders teach bible and baptise the new convert .

Youth and Community Work in Communities suffering the effects of Economic and Social Deprivation throughout the Yorkshire Region of England

Grants are made to support the stipends of some Anglican clergy in Shefffield.

LOCAL CHURCH IN THE HEART OF SHEFFIELD

Village hall. For the the use of local group, and individuals in the Deepcar area

The Battalion supports the work of Boys Brigade companies around the Sheffield and District (North Derbyshire and North Notts) area provide activities which cover Spiritual, Sport, Craft, Outdoor activities and a structured award scheme

Promoting the study and conservation of birds in South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire

The Charity promotes Scottish Country Dancing with classes, dances,demonstrations, socials and participation at local festivals. Classes are provided at beginner intermediate and advanced level.

We provide a weekly meeting programme and operate the J.A. Jones Hoober Observatory where we run a Community Access Programme. We also undertake outreach visits to school and community groups.

The object of the band shall be to advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of brass, percussion and wind music in all its aspects by the provision of training , practical advice & support including loan of musical instruments, the presentation of public concerts.

The charity is empowered to develop the mental and physical attributes of the children in its care through various stimulating activities as laid down by the Scout Association Policy, Organisation and Rules

It provides funds to support and encourage students studying Hispanic languages at educational establishments in the Sheffield area