Charities In Norfolk

Grant within charity's purposes to parishioners in the village of Geldeston.

To raise funds to support children on the autistic spectrum and under the age of 4 access specialist therapy ABA (Applied Behavioural Analysis).

To provide help for parishioners of Felthorpe who are ill and need occasional financial assistance and who fall outside NHS and any and all other government agencies.

The relief of elderly persons, advancement of religious education, and the general benefit of inhabitants of the area in such charitable ways as the trustees think fit whilst resident within the ecclesiastical parish of Deopham, Norfolk

The charity gives out small annual donations to those households in Feltwell who have lived in Parish for 10 years or more - usually the elderly.

Grants to Norfolk charities using surplus income.

Village based charity that owns and rents a small field, the rental income is distributed equally to the Parish Reading Room, the Parochial Church Council and the incumbent.

Grants of funding for medical research and applications of research in to mechanisms of human communications including hearing loss and associated conditions and investigations, management and medical care of those disorders and to publish the results of such research for the public benefit.Promotion of the practice of Otolaryngology for the inhabitants of Gorleston, Great Yarmouth.

To assist persons in need in the parish of Bedingham.

To provide Village Hall facilities for the village of Rougham in Norfolk

Educational through the award of small grants and awards to primary school age children and students resident in Stanhoe.

Women meeting Women for exchange of educational ideas and fulfillment

Distributes the money received from the rent of 'The Poorlands' amongst eligible retired householders in Mundham.

Relief of poverty of elderly widows by making grants

Maintenance and upkeep of rural church and listed ruined tower (Land mark in Broads Authority area.) and keep it open all year round, for spiritual needs, and rest ( walkers) Up to Three services a year are held, generally, Easter eve, Lammas Day, Ist August and a occasional service (wedding, under special licence, funeral/ baptism .) It is open to the general public 365 days of the year.

To educate the public in all aspects of fire safety and fire prevention. Holding meetings and attending public functions to further the education of both young, old and disadvantaged citizens in our local area, working in conjunction with the local fire service in fire prevention at gala's, shows and 'golden age fairs' as per the remit of the constitution of the Vivien Fire Engine Trust.

Community based events.

To relieve persons resident in the Ancient Parish of Blofield who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.

Religious Education Grants

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN IN THE PARISH OF KENNINGHALL IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAINTAINING AND IMPROVING ITS BELLS AND INSTALLATIONS BY MAKING GRANTS TO IT

Conservation of nature and wildlife at our reserves in Kent, including at Cooling, Isle of Grain, Iwade, Halling, Motney Hill and Westbere.

Identification of needy in Parish

Issues school prizes to school to distribute.

Receives rent from Land owned by the Charity

For sport and recreation activities, to include provision of equipment.Support for the History of the Village of Worstead