Charities In Norfolk

THE HALL TO BE USED AS A NON-SECTARIAN AND NON-POLITICAL PLACE OF RECREATION AND LEISURE TIME ACTIVITY IN THE INTERESTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE WITH A VIEW TO IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE OF THE INHABITANTS OF SWARDESTON PARISH EITHER GRATUITOUSLY OR FOR CONSIDERATION

The Charity provides secure accommodation for elderly Ladies with local connections.

Regular public worship; prayer; Bible study; preaching & teaching; baptism; celebration of Communion; evangelism & mission; teaching; encouraging, welcome & inclusion of all people; nurture & growth of Christian disciples; education & training for Christian & community service; giving & encouraging pastoral care; supporting and encouraging charitable social action in the UK and abroad.

To seek the preservation and enhancement of the ancient centre of Diss, Norfolk and its historic fabric for the benefit, education and enjoyment of the public, ensuring that the improvements undertaken in the Heritage Triangle project are managed, maintained and developed for future generations.

Upbeat is an independent charity set up by ex-cardiac patients. We provide support for people who have had heart attacks, or other heart related problems, and their carers. A range of specialist exercise sessions are held weekly under the supervision of qualified cardiac instructors and a cardiac nurse. Social and educational events are also provided.

Raising funds for charitable purposes

Raising funds to enhance the lives of pupils in the school

The Wayland Partnership comprises the Market Town of Watton, its hinterland of 13 parishes and key community organisations such as the Chamber of Commerce, the Youth Council, the Tourism Association etc. The Partnership exists to promote the economic, social, environmental and cultural well-being of the Wayland area.

INCOME TO BE APPLIED AS THE TRUSTEES THINK FIT FOR ANY CHARITABLE PURPOSES FOR THE GENERAL BENEFIT OF THE INHABITANTS OF NORTHWOLD.

LWBS provide families in Norfolk and Suffolk with trained support to reach their breastfeeding goals via volunteer-run breastfeeding cafes, IBCLC home visits and breastpump hire. Support with Perinatal Mental Health and baby wearing is also available. We provide education and training to volunteers, families and HCPs. We work to build links with the NHS and other third-sector organisations.

Maintenance of the fabric of a fine late-medieval building and supporting the administrative costs of running the church

Provision of village hall facilities for a multitude of events including film shows, theatre, entertainment events, antique and arts and crafts, childrens activities, badminton, dog shows, weddings, private parties, meetings, learning centre and many smaller events such as keep fit, bingo and indoor bowls.

The principal objectives and activities of the charitable company continue to be religious activities,education,training,outreachand the relief of poverty.

The Charity was formed to provide a new Village Hall for Wereham and the neighbouring parishes. The facility is available for booking from anyone whose requirement is deemed suitable by the Trustees and also provides leisure and sporting activities.

Great Ouse Rivers Trust works for the protection and enhancement of the River Great Ouse and its catchment. The Trust does this through activities that support conservation, protection and enhancement of the river and its catchment and through the advancement of public education, engagement and awareness raising.

The charitable company's objectives and activities are:-The preservation and conservation for the benefit of the public of the historic Whitwell Station, Norfolk and its surroundings, its structures, associated rolling stock and history.To advance the education of the public in the history and development of Whitwell Station, Norfolk and its surroundings.

We provide a safe and stimulating learning environment for children aged 2 to 5 years. We provide opportunities for the children to develop and learn through play. We are based in the Mission Rooms in Horsham St Faiths and we are run by a committee. The committee arrange fundraising events to supplement our current funding.

Angel Early Music promotes the understanding and appreciation of Early Music (composed before 1800) through presenting concerts, arranging professionally-tutored workshop days and by providing financial support for performance or recording of Early Music or to students of Early Music of any age.

Swardeston Cricket Club CIO is one of the leading cricket clubs in the East Anglia region.The Club runs four open-age Saturday teams, an open-age Sunday team, a women's team and youth teams for boys and girls ranging from Under 9's up to Under 19's.

The charity is a parish within the Orthodox Church. We are committed to enabling as many people as possible to worship at our church and chapel and to become part of our parish community. To that end we typically hold services on 3 days a week at St Martin's Church and St Helen's Chapel in Colchester.

PROVISION OF LOW COST ACCOMMODATION FOR ELDERLY VILLAGE RESIDENTS

Sing Your Heart out promotes good mental health and wellbeing through singing workshops that enableparticipants to reap the known benefits of group singing in harmony. The sessions are designed so thatpeople who might normally feel unable to join more formal choir settings (often through mental ill health)can participate without discrimination or judgement, and also benefit socially.

A charity run by a small committee of volunteers who provide and maintain a playing field and pavilion for use by the local communities for sporting activities. At present we provide facilities for 2 adult football teams and eight junior football teams. Also 2 adult cricket teams, and youth teams and U15s, U13s and U11s all playing league cricket. We also have a children's play area.

We are a group of fully checked friends who aim to provide a warm and friendly atmosphere. We seek to ease the trauma of living with cancer , dementia; long term health conditions and isolation and loneliness by helping in the home, collecting prescriptions, facilitating visits to hospital and medical centres. We also help to provide a social life and respite breaks where appropriate.

Norwich International Youth Project works with young people in Norfolk who are seeking asylum, have refugee status or are otherwise displaced from their country of origin. NIYP supports young people with their wellbeing, their education and their integration into life in the UK through a weekly drop in youth group, a weekly English class, individual support, and trips and residentials.