The Archer Project
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Key Information
- Opening times:
8.30am-1pm on weekdays except Wednesdays, which are 8.30am-10am (no lunch service on Wednesdays)
- In person
- Adults (over 18)
The Archer Project is a day centre providing basic support and crisis intervention to homeless and vulnerably-housed people in Sheffield aged 18+.
Homelessness can include sleeping rough, staying at a hostel, camping on friends’ floors and sofas, and squatting.
Referrals can be made by other agencies or you can self refer.
Services available
- Assessment & signposting to relevant services
- Hot food, drinks and food parcels
- Showers, laundry and fresh clothing facilities
- In-house nurse and dental clinics
- One-to-one support (including support with benefits, housing, and help attending drug and alcohol treatment)
- Access to wifi, computers and phones
- A programme of activities to help people gain skills and enjoy new experiences – including writing & maths, arts and crafts, gardening, music, sports & fitness
- The chance to gain accredited awards
- A structured volunteer programme (service users can register as volunteers and undertake various occupational duties within the project, with potential opportunities for paid employment in their social enterprises)
- 1-1 support
- Move-on support
- ‘Care of’ address
Opening hours: 8.30am-1pm on weekdays except Wednesdays, which are 8.30am-10am (no lunch service on Wednesdays).
For more information, click here.
Contact Information
- Sheffield Cathedral, Church Street, Sheffield, S1 2EF
The entrance to The Archer Project is on Campo Lane, at the back of the Cathedral. Use postcode S1 2EF for Sat Nav.
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