Target are working with a number of organisations to deliver a range of support services in Rotherham. Services include, advocacy, advice and guidance drop ins for asylum seeker and refugee support, as well as conversation clubs which people can access for support.
Target Housing took part in the Rotherham Food Festival on Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st May 2017. The event was a huge success with Target providing a stall, to inform Rotherham locals about the work Target does and the services it provides. As well as Target staff delivering a Yorkshire Pudding and Herby Vegetable Stew tutorial!
Staff from Targets Doncaster office are leading the fight against dementia by taking part in the Snowden Midnight challenge on the 23rd June 2017 to raise money for the Alzheimer’s society.
Linsay Hurst, Kate Hine and Katie Gismondi completed the three peaks challenge last year and raised over £1500 and are hoping they can smash last years amazing efforts!
The TASC service manager received a very positive email from an
Offender Manager in Sheffield last week outlining the great work that TASC staff carry out on a daily basis.
“[TASC] provide such a good service and its vital we get our clients accommodated and supported. I have been so impressed with how you have taken on and worked positively with some of the most difficult clients……..some of them would be in a much worse place by now if it was not for the excellent work TASC do”
Target Housing have been delivering music therapy, supported by Mama Africa Rotherham. The project began at the beginning of March for our service users in Rotherham. Individuals are given the opportunity to play drums, guitar and other instruments as a form of relaxation, as well as teaching them a new skill and giving them something productive to do with their time. This therapy can help with mental ill health, reducing isolation and combating boredom.
Target Housing have been supporting Mama Africa Rotherham (funded by the Rotherham Borough Council devolved budget) to deliver a project for young people in Rotherham for the past 3 months.
Young people have been attending to learn new skills and meet new people by taking part in activities such as cooking, dancing, music and games. The project also listened to the needs of the young people and catered to what they wanted to do.
Local charity, Target Housing, Rotherham Council’s Homeless team and national charity: St Martin-in-the-Fields, have formed a partnership to equip tenants homes as they begin to rebuild their lives, following homelessness.
The scheme, which aims to help transform their bricks and mortar properties into homes, offers tenants free furniture and white goods, sourced from reputable suppliers.
Target Housing are hosting their 3rd South Yorkshire Frontline Networking event, in partnership with St Martin in the Fields.
Monday 10th April 2017
Target Housing are the main sponsors for the Rotherham Food & Drink Show 2017. The event will run over 2 days in May, in Rotherham Town Centre.
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BBC Children in Need has awarded Target Housing £45,000 for a three year festival of activities for young people. The Together As One project will be launched later in the spring.
