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Like many young people in the UK, young asylum seekers also hope to go to university to pursue a brighter future.

Back in April this year, 35 Sheffield Hallam University staff laced up their running shoes to tackle the gruelling Sheffield Half Marathon to raise money for the Hallam Fund.

Asylum seekers face many hurdles to find sanctuary in the UK and are faced with numerous challenges. Alumni, students and staff ran the Sheffield 10k on Sunday 25th September in support of these students.

The Residential Mentoring Programme is a peer-led support service for students staying in halls of residence and creates a supportive community for new students to the University.

Students at Hallam will be able to develop their critical thinking skills and broaden their professional networks through The Hallam Fund Career Mentoring Bursary.

Do you remember how your story began? For many of us, Sheffield Hallam University and its founding colleges are a special place where friendships were forged, memories were made, and our story began.

We are incredibly grateful for what our donor community has helped us achieve. Together, our supporters are making a remarkable difference to the lives of our students.

Sheffield Hallam has been awarded the Excellence and Innovation Award by the Stand Alone charity for its commitment to supporting new and returning estranged students.

Ben is studying environmental science at Sheffield Hallam University. Donations to the Hallam Fund are helping him focus on his second year and pursue his future ambition.

Details of inspirational alumni who studied Health and Wellbeing courses at Sheffield Hallam University