Sheffield charity needs cash to help homeless
Sheffield’s homeless charity for young people, Roundabout, has received a major boost to its campaign to refurbish one of its facilities.
By The Newsroom
Monday, 28th December 2015, 5:00 am
Roundabout supports 150 homeless young people every day and has the only emergency hostel in Sheffield for 16 to 21-year-olds.
The charity needs to raise money to refurbish the property next door to its emergency hostel in Highfield, which provides five self-contained flats and a longer term home for eight young people.
It has now received the support of draw9, the website for people looking for local tradespeople.
Every time a tradesperson pays to advertise on the draw9 website, using ‘ROUNDABOUT’, a donation will be made to the charity.
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Ruth Gage, from Roundabout, said money is needed for new heating, kitchens and re-decoration.