Charities In Norfolk

Benefit of poor persons

To provide a recreational space for groups to use

Support Youth Work in the local area.

The Charity's mission is to provide widely accessible live music of all kinds for people living in the Wymondham area, and to draw in visitors from elsewhere.

THE FUEL ALLOTMENT CHARITY OFFERS DISCRETIONARY CASH PAYMENTS ONCE PER YEAR TO INDIVIDUAL HOUSEHOLDS IN THE PARISHES OF WEASENHAM ALL SAINTS AND WEASENHAM ST PETER TO ASSIST WITH THE COST OF DOMESTIC FUEL.

Small grants to the poor of the Parish

Provide financial support for young people of Hethersett

The maintenance of St Mary's Church building and grounds.

For the general benefit of poor persons in North Runcton

Relieving poverty by providing financial assistance to people in necessitous circumstances

Funding development of a community sports/leisure centre for local community

To provide the village of Shipdham, Norfolk with community facilities for the use of all village organisations and residents for sport and recreational activities. To also support the village Heritage Centre.

auction, , village meetings table tennis boot sales

PROVISION OF RECORDED MEMORY STICKS TO BLIND OR PARTIALLY SIGHTED OR DISABLED PEOPLE.

Income from land rent goes to pay church expenses.

PROVISION OF MEDICAL SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY WHICH ARE NOT PROVIDED FOR BY THE NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE

Raise money and awareness of Group B Strep in pregnant ladies by providing the test

Assisting the youth and younger children to ensure clubs and play facilities are maintained in the village of Ashill

Provision and maintenance of a small village hall for the use of individuals or organisations within the local community

The charity no longer operates from a clubhouse with young people attending. The funds are held in an account to distribute over the next months to young peoples charities locally.

The EABTC Welfare Trust provides welfare services to English Bull Terriers placed in its care, and seeks, wherever possible, to find suitable homes for such dogs. In collaboration with the East Anglian Bull Terrier Club it runs events to raise funds to support the aims of the Trust. 4 dogs were rehomed by the Trust in 2013.

GENERAL CHURCH PURPOSES

The purpose of the charity is to financially help the Vicar and the poor of Buxton.

Provision of amenity beneficial to the parishioners of Lyng

A cantilever swing, goal posts, toddler slide, and additional seating were added to Millennium Park this year