Charities In Sheffield City

PROVIDE HOMES FOR RETIRED MINERS

The Sheffield Football Trust is a charity established to oversee the operation of football/ sports facilities in Sheffield, initially funded via the Parklife football hubs programme. The Sheffield Football Trust has a long term lease on three sites (Graves, Thorncliffe and Westfield) and has procured an operational partner, Leisure United to manage the facilities and deliver against the Sheffield

Wildlife conservation, education

There is no charity activities for last year .

To promote the open space known as High Hazels Park for recreation,play and other leisure-time occupation for the benefit of all the inhabitants of Darnall and district without distinction of age,creed,disability,religious,political or other opinion,sex or sexual orientation and to work with the local authority and other organisations to manage and maintain the park for the said purpose.

Supports and represents community nurseries in Sheffield.Works in partnership to develop opportunities to meet the needs of children and families in deprived area's of Sheffield.

The group is a non-profit organisation with charitable aims.It brings families (including siblings) with children who have additional needs together to socialise in a safe, secure & supportive environment.The group allows a platform for parents to support other parents and carers with help on advice and support on emotional, social and welfare issues around having a child with additional needs.

Our fund raising includes sponsored events, fund raising meals,sales of merchandise, collections and appealing for donations to build rooms in the name of different organisations or to commemorate individuals. We recently got a multi-cultural group of 42 individuals to do a sponsored walk up Ben Nevis.

Social work with accommodation

Provision of Premises to Diocese of Hallam Trustee

Supporting music and other arts in the UK and associated education programmes

Our place of operation is in UK /West Africa mainly Sierra Leone and Liberia, providing education, help and support to the Homeless Disable, Orphans and Victims of Domestic Abuse. We also solicit funds to pursue our goals, We establish Schools, Water Well's, and Vocational Inst. for Women affected by domestic Abuse and young Adults. We Educate and sensitize women on the danger's of FGM.

To relieve poverty

What the charity doesGeneral charitable purposesEducation/trainingWho the charity helpsChildren/young peopleThe general public/mankindHow the charity worksMakes grants to organisationsProvides services

Raising funds to support the Chaplain in his work with the Students, providing resources and guidance, hospitality at weekends and at Festivals occurring during the Student Term.

The Objects of the CIO are, for the public benefit to advance the Christian faith in accordance with the Statement of Faith in Sheffield and such other parts of the United Kingdom and the world as the Charity Trustees may from time to time decide; and the relief of persons who are in need, in particular but not limited to, young people and those suffering destitution or poverty.

Fund-raising chiefly in South Yorkshire (but can be elsewhere in england and Wales) to raise money to support sufferers of HIV and AIDS ,their carers and families, in Masvingo Province and Bulawayo, Zimbabwe.

The object of the PTA is to advance the education of pupils in the school in particular by developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school and engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

Promotion in community participation in healthy recreation, in particular by the provision of facilities for the playing of particular sports.

The charity has recently completed restoration of 42 King Street, Thorne, Near Doncaster. It retains the property and manages as four fully let apartments. The Trust is currently involved in the restoration of the Nonconformist Chapel in the Sheffield General Cemetery, a grade II* listed building on English Heritage's "At Risk" register.

Further the exclusively charitable aims of Sheffield Hallam University advancing education by the provision of higher and further education and undertaking and publishing research.

We run conferences around topical issues and computer training for the local community.Our main activities are: one to one mentoring in schools and communities, family support, Group & parent meetings.Residential with young people to deal with specific issues around antisocial behaviour.We work in partnership with other agencies e.g. Black Boys Can, The B.O.A.T, S.A.D.A.C.C.A and SAACH

We run social activites for our members, their carers and their families. This can be anything from meals out to games night, our members are in a safe environment with support around them. We also run information events at local Sheffield hospitals to raise awareness of Brain Injury.