Charities In Norfolk

Buttercups provides pre-schooling for children from the age of 2 to school age. It operates term time only for 29 hours per week from the Village Meeting Place in North Runcton.

Donations to organisations and individuals in accordance with what the Trustees believe Mrs Greene would have wished for such charitable purposes as they shall from time to time think proper including in particular to benefit the Parish of Wistanstow and its inhabitants.

Cambridge Curiosity and Imagination works to develop communities through creative projects and training. It aims to foster the curiosity and imagination of young and old, working to develop the innate creativity of every individual

To preserve for the benefit of the people of Norwich, Norfolk and the nation land and buildings of especial beauty or especial historic or architectural interest.This primary object is achieved by working with local authorities, statutory bodies, grant and loan giving agencies to take on, restore, repair and refurbish buildings at risk to bring them back into beneficial use.

The charity works across villages and schools in the South Norfolk, and North Suffolk areas.We deliver more2life lunchtime clubs in high schools, village based youth cafe, discussion groups and activities, mentoring and an annual camp.Activities are aimed at enhancing our communities by helping young people build esteem, hope and a spiritual awareness, based on a Christian ethos and beliefs.

promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church

To raise funds by subscription or other means in order to be able to assist the Dean & Chapter of Ely Cathedral in the advancement of the religious, pastoral, musical and educational work of the Cathedral including the preservation of its fabric and the ornaments and furnishings thereof.

We are a support group for families with children, aged 0-5, with additional needs. We run specialised play sessions in very small groups with a high staff - child ratio, whilst offering support to parents and carers.

The Centre provides Oxygen therapy to those who have Multiple Sclerosis as well as providing the service to wider medical conditions that may benefit from oxygen therapy The treatment involves using a diving chamber where a high dose of oxygen under various pressures is given. Treatment encourages increased healing and promotes management of the client's condition.

Public art in Cromer

To provide a safe and satisfying education setting for 2-5 pre-school age group. 5 morning sessions and 5 afternoon sessions run per week plus 5 lunch clubs.

The object of the Poors Branch is the relief of persons in the area of benefit who are in need hardship or distress.The object of the Town Branch is a contribution to the church charity and the general benefit of the inhabitants of the area of benefit in such charitable ways as the trustees think fit.

The Charity is the Norwich Hebrew Congregation. This is is a traditional Anglo Jewish congregation providing religious services and facilities for individuals of the Jewish faith. The Congregation has a synagogue and a communal hall and provides a programme of educational and cultural events and school visits for the residents of Norwich and the surrounding district.

WE PROVIDE EMERGENCY FOOD, ESSENTIAL TOILETRIES, AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN NEED IN THE WISBECH AREA.

The Sir John Hurt Film Trust Ltd has been dedicated to using the power of the moving image for education and learning since it was founded in 1966 (as the Norfolk and Norwich Film Theatre Ltd). Our core aims are to develop cultural participation and learning irrespective of age or ability and ensure that film culture and heritage can be accessed by everyone.

The object for which the trust is established is the promotion, support and advancement of charitable purposes of all kinds and in particular of education and research in all or any of the natural sciences.Donations are focused on activities which benefit the people of Norfolk. Donations are made to a few selected organisations supporting activities in developing countries.

Pre-School education

We provide funding to run two playing fields in Barney and Fulmodestone respectively. Various children's play equipment is provided on both fields and also includes a pavilion at Barney which is used for various purposes such as a cricket club , meetings and social/community venue. All fund raising and management is undertaken on a voluntary basis by Trustees and a Management Committee.

Willow Tree provides disabled people with a practical scheme where learners take part in a range of activities; catering, fitness, dog training, DIY skills including furniture restoration. Growing vegetables and taking part in healthy living and exercise thus improving their quality of life, level of fitness and reducing their isolation, hence increasing their sense of purpose and value.

Carleton Rode Preschool (formally Playgroup and Kindergarten) encourages each individual child to develop and thrive in a happy, supportive and secure environment thus, enabling them to grow in confidence, be able to question and be successful.We work in partnership with parents/carers and local advisors to understand and provide a quality start to each individual child's early education.

PROVIDING SERVICES OF CHRISTIAN WORSHIP.PREACHING THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST AND TEACHING CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE.PROVIDING MEANS TO ALLOW BELIEVERS TO PRACTISE THEIR FAITH AND APPLY CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE.MAKING AVAILABLE LITERATURE EXPLAINING THE CHRISTIAN FAITH AND HOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT IT.DISTRIBUTION OF COPIES OF THE HOLY BIBLE.SHOWING PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN CHARITY TO THOSE IN NEED.

The letting of facilities to the residents of Bungay and surrounding areas in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure-time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants

NSBCT exists to support other organisations and charities dealing with the Broads. For example our first initiative was to organise grant funding and project supervision for audio guides at The Museum of the Broads; subsequently the Trust has helped to fund numerous projects within its remit of heritage and conservation together with navigational improvements.(Last updated October 2017)

poverty relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage from the Roma community who are resident or who are intending to reside in the UK by: (i) providing free and confidential advice, assistance, and representation on access to public servicesincreasing, or co-coordinating, opportunities of Roma community.

Developing Hudson's Fen for Sports and Community useWe have installed a playpark for young children, with disabled access and equipment. Future projects will include more equipment for adults and children.We'd like to go on to build a Community Centre