Sheffield Safe Places

What is Sheffield Safe Places?

Sheffield Safe Places is a scheme for adults who may feel unsafe or be vulnerable whilst getting out and about in Sheffield. It is funded by the Sheffield Adult Safeguarding Partnership Board and run by Heeley City Farm. Safe Places are shops or other public buildings where people can go if they need help whilst out in Sheffield. Staff at the Safe Place will help the person, give them somewhere safe to sit and can help them by ringing a carer or friend for them.

Safe Places have a sticker in the window. The sticker looks like this:

Members receive a Safe Places card to write a carer or friend’s details and any other helpful information on it. This can be carried round and shown to Safe Places staff if members need help.

Becoming a Safe Place

The scheme is looking for more organisations to join the scheme. If you would like to know more about becoming a Sheffield Safe Place, contact safeplaces@heeleyfarm.org.uk

Other Ways to Get Involved

Can you help to spread the word about Safe Places by displaying a poster? Email safeplaces@heeleyfarm.org.uk

Keep Updated on Social Media

Safe Places Twitter (@sheffsafeplaces)