Charities In Norfolk

To provide legal services to help the diverse communities of Suffolk to gain equal access to justice, to challenge disadvantage and inequality, and to understand their legal rights, obligations and protections.

To encourage the physical, intellectual, social and spiritual development of young people within the County of Norfolk.

The object of Norfolk and Waveney Area Meeting is the furtherance of the general religious and charitable purposes of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain in the area of Norfolk and Waveney Area Meetingand beyond.

Childcare

Gayton Goslings provides structured pre-school education for children aged 2-4 years & quality childcare for children aged 2-11 years.

To advance the education of the public with regard to railways in particular by collecting,preserving, interpreting, documenting material evidence and associated information for the public benefit by the maintenance of a museum for items of historic railway interest from the Eastern Counties at Chappel & Wakes Colne Station, and the operation of a demonstration railway and associated crafts.

The Charity acquires, restores and maintains a fleet of historic buses which saw service in East Anglia, together with relevant memorabilia from their years of operation.

Provision of sailing and similar activities for disabled

To provide religious activities

The primary objective and principal activity of the charity is the distribution of income for the benefit of any charitable body, or for any charitable purpose.There are no plans to change the trustees overall approach to the distribution of funds.

The main object of the Trust is the preservation and maintenence for the public benefit of redundant churches of all denominations in the City of Norwich, which are of historic or architectural value; to acquire redundant churches and any adjoining land and to let or hire these buildings as the Trust see fit providing reasonable public access.

We provide a venue for the local rural community and surrounding areas to come together for recreation, leisure, education, fitness and many more activities. Walpole St Peter Parish Hall is a non profit making charity which is available for hire.

LGBTQ Project provides support, information and advice to all age groups that is relevant to the health and wellbeing needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender and those questioning living in Norfolk and Waveney. Our support services are provided to suit the needs of the individual from face to face appointment, email, LGBTQ drop in groups, phone and social media.

Main activities of the Trust are to manage the wildfowl collection at Pensthorpe Natural Park in Fakenham, Norfolk, together with participation in various conservation projects locally and nationally. A large emphasis is placed on education to understand and appreciate wildlife, and to create awareness of wildlife and habitats.

Promote community participation in swimming, open water swimming, diving, artistic swimming and water polo in the East of England.

PROVIDES IMMEDIATE MEDICAL TREATMENT AND CARE TO PERSONS IN NEED BY REASON OF ACCIDENT OR OTHER EMERGENCY WITHIN THE GEOGRAPHICAL COUNTY OF SUFFOLK AND ADJOINING AREAS.

Acquiring, maintaining and restoring the Lowestoft Smack "Excelsior" LT472 and providing facilities for young people to sail thereby maintaining their maritime heritage

Services of Public WorshipMid-week groupsYouth and children's activitiesDiscipleship coursesCoffee shopCommunity activitiesSupport for Missionaries

THE SUTTON HOO SHIP'S COMPANY WILL RECONSTRUCT THE SHIP BURIED UNDER MOUND 1 AT SUTTON HOO AROUND 625 . THE SHIP WILL BE BUILT ON THE SURVIVING INFORMATION AND THE BEST ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH OF THE DAY. THE SHIP WILL BE TRIALLED ON THE WATER TO TEST HYPOTHESES ABOUT ITS USE. THE BUILD AND TRIALS WILL INVOLVE SHIPWRIGHTS AND ROWERS OF ALL ABILITIES, THE COUNTRY WILL ACQUIRE A HISTORICAL ICON.

Offering relief, support and benefit to those suffering from the effects of a stroke and living in the counties of Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk, by the provision of a range of facilities and activities, so that their condition of life may be improved.

The preservation of the walled garden at Houghton Hall and gardens at Cholmondeley Castle. The advancement of education for the public benefit of the historic and horticultural importance of the gardens and such other charitable purposes beneficial to the community.

The charity manages and operates St George's Theatre, housed in a Grade I listed former chapel, together with the neighbouring Pavilion cafe bar and outside performance area, to provide a balanced and broad range of cultural activities including theatre, cinema, performing arts, comedy, and music for the whole community.

Christian teaching, public worship, promoting mission through provision of activities for all ages, provision of sacred space for prayer and contemplation, pastoral work visiting the sick and bereaved, promoting Christianity through events meetings and literature, religious assemblies in schools, provision of youth club with Christian ethos, supporting other charities in UK and overseas.

Emotional and suicidal support service

The charity's works are to improve and maintain the Health and Wellbeing of our coastal community.The Trust owns and runs out of the old cottage hospital.