Coffee mornings. All day access.

Run by the charity Together Sheffield. Residential housing project providing accommodation and support for 11 adults with mental health needs. Also offer support service for people in their own homes in the community.

Are you, or do you know someone who is homeless, sofa surfing, temporarily staying with friends or family, or at risk of becoming homeless?_x000D_
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If you or they need somewhere to live in Doncaster, Ongo Homes may be able to help. We provide temporary homes and support to single people, aged 18 or over._x000D_
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Our experienced staff will carry out an assessment to see how we can support each individual. If we feel it would be beneficial to that person, they could be offered accommodation in one of our shared community based homes, close to Doncaster town centre._x000D_
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We also work with other agencies to make sure we access the best support package, and help address any additional problems. Every person that stays in our temporary housing will be expected to work positively with us and other agencies, so that together we can work towards a future where they are able to live independently in a settled home.

Are you, or do you know someone who is homeless, sofa surfing, temporarily staying with friends or family, or at risk of becoming homeless? If you or they need somewhere to live in Doncaster, Ongo M25 Supported Housing may be able to help. We provide temporary homes and support to single people, aged 18 or over.

Opoka helps and supports Polish women and children in the UK experiencing domestic violence and abuse and who are often as a result suffering in isolation without knowing who to turn to, or how and where to seek help. Their services are delivered by highlight trained specialist bilingual domestic violence experts.

Opoka helps and supports Polish women and children in the UK experiencing domestic violence and abuse and who are often as a result suffering in isolation without knowing who to turn to, or how and where to seek help.
0300 3651700 (freephone) / 0117 2980671 (general enquiries)

Opoka helps and supports Polish women and children in the UK experiencing domestic violence and abuse and who are often as a result suffering in isolation without knowing who to turn to, or how and where to seek help.

0300 3651700 (freephone) / 0117 2980671 (general enquiries)

Opoka helps and supports Polish women and children in the UK experiencing domestic violence and abuse and who are often as a result suffering in isolation without knowing who to turn to, or how and where to seek help.

Access free internet, Charge your device, Free tea and coffee, Free Wi-Fi

• Sitting In A Comfortable Warm Room With People From The Community-Every One Welcome.
• Chatting With Each Other About Current Affairs.
• Reading Newspaper, Magazine Etc.
• Doing Soft Exercise Such As Walking Up Stair /Down Stair In The Pmc Buildin.
• Use Our Computers To Do Internet Search/Visit Social Platform Etc.
• Tea, And Coffee Available Free.

Free access to books, newspapers and magazines Books and reading materials in community languages Free access to computers and the internet

Host and run a wide range of events and activities as well as library services and free access to computers and the internet com

TUESDAY'S: Womens Breakfast Club - 9:30am-11am.
TUESDAYS: Golden oldies coffee morning - 10am-12pm, STARTING DATE TBC.

WEDNESAYS: Toddler Group 8:45am-11:30am.

FRIDAYS: 9am-12pm Digital Drop in, support with facebook, computers, job searching.

We're also working on opening our community cafe that will be available. Arts & Crafts in november, 10am-12pm Wednesday mornings.

WiFi, hot or cold drinks, device charging available, warm heating, baby changing table.

Womens Breakfast club - £1.00. Coffee morning, no charge at the moment. Toddler group - £2.50. Digital drop in - no charge.

Supporting victims and survivors of domestic violence and abuse.
Our services include advice, counselling, advocacy, training, office-based and out in the community 7 days a week. - Extended information: We’re one of the first domestic abuse charities to offer male only refuge in our area. Referrals can be made through Respect, Mankind, The Local Authority Domestic Abuse Hub or directly on 07932069153. Phoenix offer refuge to women and children needing a safe place to stay long or short term. Referrals can be made through Respect, The Local Authority Domestic Abuse Hub or directly on 07932069153 (call or text).

Families welcome - adventure play, arts & crafts. Warm drinks and a hot meal.

Advice and signposting to services.

Donations welcome.

Sheffield City Trust venues named above will provide access to common areas including cafes and foyers only. In these areas there will be heating and seating, as well as access to water and free Wi-Fi. We would welcome offers from partners and organisations who may see these areas as 'staging opportunities' to provide support to people who require welcoming places.

Sheffield’s Family Centres and Early Years “Start for Life” Services are committed to enabling and supporting expectant parents, babies, children, and their families to have a great start in life by providing services as early as possible.

Project 3 works with young people aged 18 years and under who need advice information, help, support and intervention around; sexual health and contraception, drugs, alcohol and legal highs, quitting smoking, education and hidden harm support.