Helping newcomers to Hull to make friends, learn about Hull and improve their English

Assisting the roofless community of Hull

Working with residents to alleviate food and fuel poverty.

Hull Sisters is a minority-led, feminist organisation dedicated to helping women. We provide specialist support, services and a safe space for black and minority women and children in Hull and East Riding.

Our friendly shed is a place where like-minded people gather together to socialise, share skills and learn new ones,

Rooted in Hull aims to promote and educate local people about food: how to grow veg, nutritional content, health diet choices, as well as basic construction, gardening and other agricultural volunteering tasks.

Powerchair Football is a fast-paced & dynamic sport aimed at wheelchair users.

The service is for people who have had a stroke or transient ischaemic attack (TIA) and people at high risk of a stroke within the Hull area.

Supporting visually impaired residents of Scarborough Borough.

Promoting the well-being of Black minority (BME) and migrant communities throughout Hull and the Humber since 2005.

Developing organisations and individuals Areas coveredNorth East Lincolnshire. Client groupsSocial entrepreneurs, Unemployed, Voluntary & community groups, Volunteers, Young adults (20-25)

Telecare alarm, installation and monitoring, for vulnerable due to age, illness, disability, isolation, fear of crime, domestic violence.