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Inspirational People

We are proud to know and work with many inspirational people in Sheffield. It is impossible to name every person, because we meet them every day. But we are going to feature a cross section of some of these people on a regular basis, so keep checking back! We hope that they inspire you too.

Bunmi Sobowale (Supporter) 

Photograph of Bunmi

Bunmi is a new supporter of SRSB who has an amazing story. ‘Read More’ 

Simon Wheatcroft (Supporter)

Photograph of Simon running

Simon is a blind runner who is taking part in the Sheffield Half Marathon in May for SRSB. ‘Read More’

 

Gail Fagan (Client and Volunteer)

Photograph of one of SRSB inspirational client

Gail is an active client and volunteer at SRSB. ‘Read More’

Trina Brown (Client and Volunteer)

Photograph of Trina presenting In Focus Trina is a client of SRSB. She is also a presenter on the In Focus local radio show. 'Read More' 

Betsy Wilson (Client and Volunteer)

Photograph of Betsy at SRSB Betsy is one of our clients, but also one of our many colourful and inspirational characters! ‘Read More’ 

Alan Thorpe (Client)

Alan pictured with his guide dog

Alan is a positive role model and believes that visual impairment shouldn’t stop people from achieving what they want, only that you have to overcome a few limitations. ‘Read More’

Eric Cooper (Client and Volunteer)

Photo of Eric with SRSB’s fundraising team

Eric is a client and volunteer at SRSB and is involved in many activities with the charity. ‘Read More’

Jack Wallace (Former Volunteer)

Photo of Jack at an SRSB volunteer party

Jack Wallace was a wonderful volunteer who worked tirelessly for SRSB for many years. ‘Read More’

Photograph of runners in 2011 Sheffield Half Marathon and Fun Run

Join our team of runners in the Sheffield Half Marathon or Fun Run in 2012

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Photograph of exterior and gardens at Cairn Home

We currently have a place available at our residential care home. Cairn Home provides high quality residential care for up to 29 permanent residents.

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