Are you aged 50+ and looking for support with your finances?
Come along to our benefits and money management tips drop-in at Burngreave Library where we can help with:
Making your money stretch further, Universal credit, budgeting, benefit applications, IT access and support and lots more! A qualified benefits advice worker will be on hand.
Men in Sheffield are being given the opportunity to discover or re-kindle a love for sport and physical activity with the new Sporting Chance project which launched recently in the city. The project is being run by Volunteering Matters who manage more than 180 volunteering programmes across the country, engaging over 30,000 volunteers along the way.
Sporting Chance aims to reach men who are 50+ and who are wanting in increase their physical activity, make new friends and widen their social circles, getting fitter and having fun at the same time. Men are welcome to attend from all areas of the city.
The project is supported by The Peoples Postcode Lottery. Sporting Chance are also looking for men who might like to volunteer for the project too, please get in touch if you would like to be involved. Sessions are run by qualified instructors and sessions currently running include;
- Verdon Street Recreation centre – Burngreave, Multisports, Mondays 10-12 starting on Sept 11th.
- You can contact Jamie Crowther, Project Lead on 07841 430165 or Lisa Harman Project coordinator on 0784143 0171 for more information.
Lunch club for elderly people on Tuesdays every TWO weeks, 12pm – 1.25pm at Pitsmoor Methodist Church.
Drop in and enjoy a 3-course meal, chat and friendship with others. Come along and make friends with new people and spend some time together. Dedicated volunteers who are DB checked give their time and energy to make others happy. There is also transportation available.
Cost: £4
More information
Venue: Pitsmoor Methodist Church, Foundry Court, 131 Burngreave Road, S3 9DG.
Contact name: Pam
Telephone: 0114 253 6674
Email: henry.ohakah@methodist.org.uk
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pitsmoormethodist.church.7
Organised by Pitsmoor Methodist Church.
All activities at St James’ Church on Scott Road have been CANCELLED until further notice during the Coronavirus pandemic.
All are welcome to come along, have fun and make new friends. Why not come along and join us? We meet on Tuesdays each week from 12.00- 3pm. We eat at 12.00 and then have an afternoon of crafts, stopping for music, tea and cakes.
If you like, you can join in with crafts or chairobics. Friendship Group is £3 per session and includes a light lunch.
Read our article here https://www.burngreavemessenger.org/blog/2017/04/st-james-friendship-group/
Are you aged 50+ and looking for support with your finances?
Come along to our benefits and money management tips drop-in at Burngreave Library where we can help with:
Making your money stretch further, Universal credit, budgeting, benefit applications, IT access and support and lots more! A qualified benefits advice worker will be on hand.
Men in Sheffield are being given the opportunity to discover or re-kindle a love for sport and physical activity with the new Sporting Chance project which launched recently in the city. The project is being run by Volunteering Matters who manage more than 180 volunteering programmes across the country, engaging over 30,000 volunteers along the way.
Sporting Chance aims to reach men who are 50+ and who are wanting in increase their physical activity, make new friends and widen their social circles, getting fitter and having fun at the same time. Men are welcome to attend from all areas of the city.
The project is supported by The Peoples Postcode Lottery. Sporting Chance are also looking for men who might like to volunteer for the project too, please get in touch if you would like to be involved. Sessions are run by qualified instructors and sessions currently running include;
- Verdon Street Recreation centre – Burngreave, Multisports, Mondays 10-12 starting on Sept 11th.
- You can contact Jamie Crowther, Project Lead on 07841 430165 or Lisa Harman Project coordinator on 0784143 0171 for more information.
All activities at St James’ Church on Scott Road have been CANCELLED until further notice during the Coronavirus pandemic.
All are welcome to come along, have fun and make new friends. Why not come along and join us? We meet on Tuesdays each week from 12.00- 3pm. We eat at 12.00 and then have an afternoon of crafts, stopping for music, tea and cakes.
If you like, you can join in with crafts or chairobics. Friendship Group is £3 per session and includes a light lunch.
Read our article here https://www.burngreavemessenger.org/blog/2017/04/st-james-friendship-group/
Are you aged 50+ and looking for support with your finances?
Come along to our benefits and money management tips drop-in at Burngreave Library where we can help with:
Making your money stretch further, Universal credit, budgeting, benefit applications, IT access and support and lots more! A qualified benefits advice worker will be on hand.
Men in Sheffield are being given the opportunity to discover or re-kindle a love for sport and physical activity with the new Sporting Chance project which launched recently in the city. The project is being run by Volunteering Matters who manage more than 180 volunteering programmes across the country, engaging over 30,000 volunteers along the way.
Sporting Chance aims to reach men who are 50+ and who are wanting in increase their physical activity, make new friends and widen their social circles, getting fitter and having fun at the same time. Men are welcome to attend from all areas of the city.
The project is supported by The Peoples Postcode Lottery. Sporting Chance are also looking for men who might like to volunteer for the project too, please get in touch if you would like to be involved. Sessions are run by qualified instructors and sessions currently running include;
- Verdon Street Recreation centre – Burngreave, Multisports, Mondays 10-12 starting on Sept 11th.
- You can contact Jamie Crowther, Project Lead on 07841 430165 or Lisa Harman Project coordinator on 0784143 0171 for more information.
Lunch club for elderly people on Tuesdays every TWO weeks, 12pm – 1.25pm at Pitsmoor Methodist Church.
Drop in and enjoy a 3-course meal, chat and friendship with others. Come along and make friends with new people and spend some time together. Dedicated volunteers who are DB checked give their time and energy to make others happy. There is also transportation available.
Cost: £4
More information
Venue: Pitsmoor Methodist Church, Foundry Court, 131 Burngreave Road, S3 9DG.
Contact name: Pam
Telephone: 0114 253 6674
Email: henry.ohakah@methodist.org.uk
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pitsmoormethodist.church.7
Organised by Pitsmoor Methodist Church.
All activities at St James’ Church on Scott Road have been CANCELLED until further notice during the Coronavirus pandemic.
All are welcome to come along, have fun and make new friends. Why not come along and join us? We meet on Tuesdays each week from 12.00- 3pm. We eat at 12.00 and then have an afternoon of crafts, stopping for music, tea and cakes.
If you like, you can join in with crafts or chairobics. Friendship Group is £3 per session and includes a light lunch.
Read our article here https://www.burngreavemessenger.org/blog/2017/04/st-james-friendship-group/
Are you aged 50+ and looking for support with your finances?
Come along to our benefits and money management tips drop-in at Burngreave Library where we can help with:
Making your money stretch further, Universal credit, budgeting, benefit applications, IT access and support and lots more! A qualified benefits advice worker will be on hand.
Men in Sheffield are being given the opportunity to discover or re-kindle a love for sport and physical activity with the new Sporting Chance project which launched recently in the city. The project is being run by Volunteering Matters who manage more than 180 volunteering programmes across the country, engaging over 30,000 volunteers along the way.
Sporting Chance aims to reach men who are 50+ and who are wanting in increase their physical activity, make new friends and widen their social circles, getting fitter and having fun at the same time. Men are welcome to attend from all areas of the city.
The project is supported by The Peoples Postcode Lottery. Sporting Chance are also looking for men who might like to volunteer for the project too, please get in touch if you would like to be involved. Sessions are run by qualified instructors and sessions currently running include;
- Verdon Street Recreation centre – Burngreave, Multisports, Mondays 10-12 starting on Sept 11th.
- You can contact Jamie Crowther, Project Lead on 07841 430165 or Lisa Harman Project coordinator on 0784143 0171 for more information.
All activities at St James’ Church on Scott Road have been CANCELLED until further notice during the Coronavirus pandemic.
All are welcome to come along, have fun and make new friends. Why not come along and join us? We meet on Tuesdays each week from 12.00- 3pm. We eat at 12.00 and then have an afternoon of crafts, stopping for music, tea and cakes.
If you like, you can join in with crafts or chairobics. Friendship Group is £3 per session and includes a light lunch.
Read our article here https://www.burngreavemessenger.org/blog/2017/04/st-james-friendship-group/
Are you aged 50+ and looking for support with your finances?
Come along to our benefits and money management tips drop-in at Burngreave Library where we can help with:
Making your money stretch further, Universal credit, budgeting, benefit applications, IT access and support and lots more! A qualified benefits advice worker will be on hand.
Men in Sheffield are being given the opportunity to discover or re-kindle a love for sport and physical activity with the new Sporting Chance project which launched recently in the city. The project is being run by Volunteering Matters who manage more than 180 volunteering programmes across the country, engaging over 30,000 volunteers along the way.
Sporting Chance aims to reach men who are 50+ and who are wanting in increase their physical activity, make new friends and widen their social circles, getting fitter and having fun at the same time. Men are welcome to attend from all areas of the city.
The project is supported by The Peoples Postcode Lottery. Sporting Chance are also looking for men who might like to volunteer for the project too, please get in touch if you would like to be involved. Sessions are run by qualified instructors and sessions currently running include;
- Verdon Street Recreation centre – Burngreave, Multisports, Mondays 10-12 starting on Sept 11th.
- You can contact Jamie Crowther, Project Lead on 07841 430165 or Lisa Harman Project coordinator on 0784143 0171 for more information.
Lunch club for elderly people on Tuesdays every TWO weeks, 12pm – 1.25pm at Pitsmoor Methodist Church.
Drop in and enjoy a 3-course meal, chat and friendship with others. Come along and make friends with new people and spend some time together. Dedicated volunteers who are DB checked give their time and energy to make others happy. There is also transportation available.
Cost: £4
More information
Venue: Pitsmoor Methodist Church, Foundry Court, 131 Burngreave Road, S3 9DG.
Contact name: Pam
Telephone: 0114 253 6674
Email: henry.ohakah@methodist.org.uk
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pitsmoormethodist.church.7
Organised by Pitsmoor Methodist Church.
All activities at St James’ Church on Scott Road have been CANCELLED until further notice during the Coronavirus pandemic.
All are welcome to come along, have fun and make new friends. Why not come along and join us? We meet on Tuesdays each week from 12.00- 3pm. We eat at 12.00 and then have an afternoon of crafts, stopping for music, tea and cakes.
If you like, you can join in with crafts or chairobics. Friendship Group is £3 per session and includes a light lunch.
Read our article here https://www.burngreavemessenger.org/blog/2017/04/st-james-friendship-group/
Are you aged 50+ and looking for support with your finances?
Come along to our benefits and money management tips drop-in at Burngreave Library where we can help with:
Making your money stretch further, Universal credit, budgeting, benefit applications, IT access and support and lots more! A qualified benefits advice worker will be on hand.