Charities In Sheffield City

Social Events & Fundraising

To raise funds and give advice to local people who suffer from kidney problems. To provide funds for equipment and research into kidney related problems and treatments.To provide publicity and promote organ donation for transplantation through the National Organ Donor Register.

The charity provides training, information and guidance to young people for the purposes of helping them become employable

Assistance in education for third world countries. Funding for cancer research in the UK and other health based charities. Educational scholarship.

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Sheffield and in particular those living in Brightside, Burngreave, Firvale and Firth Park by providing educational and recreational activities including vocational and non-vocational courses, summer playschemes, outdoor trips etc without distinction of age, disability, health status, religious or political affiliation, race, sexual orientation by worki

Support socially and economically disadvantaged young people aged up to 30 in the; a) providing mentoring support and activities which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities,build confidence, encourage them to fulfil their potential and enable them to participatein society as mature and responsible individuals.b) advancing education;c) relieving unemployment

Norfolk School Fund raises money to improve learning environments for its pupils. It also subsidises extended school activities.

We carry out countryside conservation in the inner city and the urban fringe. we work with communities, schools and the disadvantaged.We rent out space at Wood Lane Countryside Centre to local activity groups and organisations.

Promotion, nurture & support of high standards among BAME artists & creative practitioners in all branches of the performing arts, enabling them to secure employment across the spectrum of existing & new, mainstream & fringe opportunities.Creative enterprise training; 1:1 mentoring; showcases; building relationships with mainstream organisations to facilitate BAME practitioner participation

To advance education/relieve financial hardship amongst our students/potential students including the awarding of bursaries, grants, loans or other financial support to enable the advancement of their education, training, personal development; and to advance education amongst former students of through bursaries, grants, loans or other financial support to enable them to further their education.

Provide a range of inclusive activities for children and young people including Breakfast Club, Afterschool Club, Holiday Playscheme, Toddler Groups, Creche Facilities. Stomp Clubs took over the running of Hullaballoos Indoor Play Centre in February 2012.

Our centre is available for various events,: Over 60's club, keep fit groups, elderly lunch club, youth club, bingo night etc. Mainly for Tinsley residents and their friends. Also various community meetings.

The Charity is committed to improving opportunities for disabled people who are most disadvantaged in terms of access and participation in sport and the arts. The Charity's aim is to secure funding to enable it to remain the main promoter of opportunities in sport and the arts for all disabled people in Sheffield.

art gallery

To provide facilities and services for elderly, disabled and disadvantaged people

Provide a cohesive, nurturing hub that facilitates organisations, communities and businesses to value understand and grow the food culture of Sheffield.

WORKS IN PARTICULAR AMONGST THE FRENCH AND LINGALA SPEAKING AFRICAN COMMUNITY IN UK AND ELSEWHERE. AIMS TO RELIEVE POVERTY BY DISTRIBUTING FOOD, CLOTHING AND WHERE APPROPRIATE PROVISION OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT. ADVANCES EDUCATION AMONGST ASYLUM SEEKERS BY HELPING WITH READING, FORM-FILLING, CV WRITING, INTERPRETING AT HOUSING, POLICE STATIONS, NHS APPOINTMENTS ETC. ASSISTS CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE I