On Thursday, November 2nd 2023, Voluntary Action Sheffield hosted its Community Awards at Sheffield's Cutlers Hall. The event was attended by hundreds of people and it celebrated the collective spirit, outstanding achievements, and unwavering resilience that define the city's community.

On Tuesday 28th October 2023, Sheffield University's student union hosted a pop-up barbershop. Over a dozen students and members of the community were given free haircuts and line ups by three Black barbers from Fades and Top Chopper Hair Studio.

In a remarkable collaboration aimed at fostering community well-being, Faithstar LLP and the Mayor's Health Equity Advisory Panel have joined forces to organise a community engagement event. This unique partnership brought together diverse voices from grass roots community organisations, educators and healthcare experts to address critical issues affecting the community's health and equity.

The Centre for Equity and Inclusion (CEI) at the University of Sheffield marked its second anniversary by launching its new programme of activities for the 2023/24 academic year.

A new mental health alliance aiming to improve the health and well-being of the people of Sheffield has been launched in the city. “Synergy” has more than 100 members including voluntary organisations, decision makers from the local authority, GP’s and experts by lived experience all working together to improves the lives of people with mental health issues.

Sheffield Prostate cancer Support Group, also known as 1 in 4 SPSG, is a Sheffield-based charity organisation that provides support and information to prevent the recurrence of black men increasingly getting diagnosed with prostate cancer, thus prioritising the inclusion of black men in UK prostate cancer research. The acronym “1 in 4” refers to the fact that one in four black men in the UK will develop prostate cancer at some point in their lives.