We officially opened our wonderful new doors here at ShARP!

A massive Thank You to all who have been involved in making this happen including the Area Committee – we could have not have achieved this without their support and that of Gentoo Empower Local Community Fund who also contributed to fund this project. Partnership in action!!

The doors are already making a huge impact in our building, allowing easy access to our facilities for staff and clients a like!

People in the photograph are L to R

WHAT WE DO HERE AT ShARP?

ShARP have been awarded a Nationwide Community Grant.We are excited to work with the Nationwide Building Society going forward as we continue to make a difference in our local community!

We are delighted to have copies of Covid Walks by Clinton Leeks OBE here in our office to sell.These books are £10 each and are a great companion to walking our local area and you will be sure to discover many hidden gems and points of interest that you would have perhaps over looked.Be sure to get your copy now and don't forget that all proceeds from this book will go to charity!

Have you been affected by the benefit cap?

We can offer free advice and support about benefits

Community School Clothing Scheme UPDATE: The Cramlington Hub is no longer trading.

Community School Clothing Scheme

Specialise in FREE preloved school uniform. Our school department is a free service to all northeast parents. You will find uniform for over 100 school’s logo represented. There is a huge outdoor wear section, a PE department which also has Out of School Club kits, including football boots, gym and dance kits

Sunderland Store

59 Fawcett Street, Sunderland, SR1 1SE
Opening Times – Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm (Closed on a Wednesday), Saturday 10am to 2pm

Cobalt Store

Zone 3 Building 3.3, Silver Fox Way, NE27 0QJ
Opening Times – Monday to Friday 10am to 2pm

Cramlington Store

Hope Centre, Forum Way, Cramlington, NE23 6SJ
Opening Times – Tuesday and Thursday 10am to 2pm
For more information, contact on 07913707573 or visit Community School Clothing Scheme Facebook page.

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ShARP IS PROUD TO BE A LIVING WAGE EMPLOYER

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WE OFFICIALLY OPENED OUR WONDERFUL NEW DOORS HERE AT SHARP!

A massive Thank You to all who have been involved in making this happen including the Area Committee – we could have not have achieved this without their support and that of Gentoo Empower Local Community Fund who also contributed to fund this project. Partnership in action!!

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REGIONAL WINNER OF NORTH EAST CHARITY AWARD ANNOUNCED BY GARFIELD WESTON FOUNDATION

The first ever North East regional winner of the Weston Charity Awards, that sees charities across the North of England being mentored by senior business leaders, has been revealed.

Over the last year, six charities from across the North East have had access to a team of senior business leaders through the organisation Pilotlight, as part of the awards. Horden Youth & Community Centre (HYCC), which helps disadvantaged and isolated families in one of the most deprived areas of the country, was eventually chosen as the first ever regional winner.

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