Charities In Norfolk

The objects of the Trust are to make grants and to support charities and voluntary organisations that;-help disadvantaged groups in the town and local area to help them meet their needs and participate more fully in society and to promote equality and diversity-help projects and groups improve the public environment to enhance the quality of life for all

We give a forever home to unwanted and captive bred Owls. Injured native wild Owls which are rescued are assessed and treated in consultation with our local vet. When they are healthy and rehabilitated they are released back into the wild. We give educational talks to school, colleges and groups about the plight of wild Owls.

We aim to encourage and educate able amateur musicians to participate in playing with a symphony orchestra. Each year we give several concerts for the enjoyment of the general public, and consideration is given to specific private engagements, both in Norfolk and surrounding counties.

Making donations to such charitable institutions at such times and in such manner as the Trustees may, in their absolute discretion, think fit

Music teaching on most instruments for all ages (4 to 104!) and abilities, mostly individually but also in small groups. We also run bands, an orchestra, smaller instrumental groups, choirs and workshops for young children which are free to all members.

The provision of a village hall and ancillary services

Almshouse accommodation for retired fishermen.

the elimination of discrimination in particular on the grounds of sexual orientation or gender identification;advancing education and raising awareness in equality and diversity;promoting activities to foster understanding between people from diverse backgrounds

Meaningful, person centred support to people suffering with dementia so thattheir family carers can have some well needed respite.- regular sessions for up to 6 hours several times a week.- arts and crafts, music, board games, bingo, gardening, light exercise.- Days out, theatre, boat and train trips and trips to theseaside.- home respite provision- bespoke counselling for carers

The principal activity of the charity is prayer and through the Sisters' way of life, thereby seeking to witness to the presence of Christ among those with whom they live, meet and work.

Providing art studio space, Exhibitions and workshops.

Distribution of funds for the benefit of the public to support such charitable purposes as the trustees shall in their absolute discretion think fit.

TO RELIEVE THE NEED AND PROTECT THE HEALTH OF PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES AND CARERS AFFECTED BY AUTISTIC SPECTRUM CONDITION THROUGHOUT NORFOLK FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT WORKING TO IMPROVE THE UNDERSTANDING AND KNOWLEDGE OF AUTISM AND PROVIDE SERVICES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC AND AUTISTIC PEOPLE.

Christian worship, prayer, praise and celebrating Communion;Learning from The Bible and encouraging in the faith;Proclaiming the Gospel to all ages, helping them to understand what it means;Serving the Community;Baptising believers by immersion; Dedicating babies and children to the Lord.

Still Good Food is working to reduce food waste by accepting donations of surplus food from various sources (supermarkets, producers, farmers, etc) that would otherwise be wasted and redistributes it to the general public for a minimal donation. We have two shops, one in Bury St Edmunds and one in Great Barton in Suffolk.

Maintaining housing for poor and needy

The principal activities of the charity are the provision of professional Counselling Services with a Christian ethos, and provision of professional and informal training in counselling and related skills.

The charity's principal object continues to be that of the advancement of education and the provision of facilities, in the interests of social welfare, for recreation and leisure-time occupation in the Fakenham area.

Operating as a rowing club, providing opportunities and the provision of boats and equipment and organisation for the sport of rowing and related activities for the inhabitants, members and others, of Norwich and its environs. The club operates from Whitlingham Boathouses, Norwich, is affiliated to British Rowing. Members row for competition and recreation.

PROVISION & MAINTENANCE OF HALL AND SURROUNDS FOR VILLAGE COMMUNITY

Fundraising for the Preschool.

The restoration and preservation, for the public benefit, of the Gardens at 4 Earlham Road, Norwich, known as The Plantation Garden.

Community Social Activities such as Bonfire Night parties, Quizes, Amateur Dramatic Society performances, Keep fit, Extend, Bingo, Bowls.Home to Fairhaven First Steps, a pre-school group which holds four morning sessions a week.Shower and Changing Room for local football club and Cricket clubs. Cricket and Football pitch.Children's play area with equipment.

Teaching 2yrs to 5yrs children. Learning through play.

The provision of a small number of houses in the town of Sheringham, Norfolk available to rent. Tenants must meet the criteria as set out in our Governing Document.