Help the homeless and vulnerable

Aim

We're raising £2550 to support 10 of our clients out of homelessness.We want to help homeless people create homes and lives.

The Cathedral Archer Project needs your help

This year we mark 25 years of giving new opportunities to those on the margins of society in Sheffield. With homelessness on the rise and funding for homelessness services being cut and continuing to reduce, we need all the help we can get to continue offering our vital service. We want to raise £2550 to support 10 of our clients out of homelessness and we need your support.

What is the Cathedral Archer Project?

At the Cathedral Archer Project, we believe everybody deserves shelter, security and a fulfilling life. We aim to provide a place where vulnerable people feel welcome and safe. We want to offer a space which people can make their own and start to rebuild their lives. Our vision is to help homeless people create homes and lives enriched by its space, content and sense of belonging it brings.

Support our Clients and the Sheffield Community

It costs the Cathedral Archer Project around £255 per client to get a life back on track. This cost includes the provision of a hot meal, access to showers and washing facilities, onsite nurses and dentists whilst also providing our clients with workshops and volunteering opportunities in order to help them gain confidence and the ability to move on with their lives.

Crowdfunder gives you the opportunity to have a real impact on the homeless and vulnerable in Sheffield and support the local community.

Our Clients Say...

"The thing about this place is they don't offer you help with A,B or C...They just offer to help"

"I couldn't believe that someone believed in me and recognised my potential!

"I never thought I could do anything like that or that I'd enjoy it!"

"Volunteering lifts my soul; it's making me stronger and boosting my self-esteem"

Rewards

Our rewards are our way of saying thank you to all our generous supporters. We have a wide selection of rewards from a letter of thanks, a photo from our client photography prize to a personal tour of the Project.

This project closed unsuccessfully on 2nd December 2014