Charities In Norfolk

Religious services. Activities primarily for local inhabitants benefit and wellbeing Parent and toddler groupSoup and pudding clubYouth clubPolling station

The Church and Town Estates Property Charity (Hempnall) was constituted by a Charity Commission Scheme on 23 February 1917 varied by an order dated 16 February 1978 providing funding for The Hempnall Trust (50%), The Town Estate Education Foundation (25%) and The Church Estate Charity (25%).

Organises lectures, visits, study days and study tours for the cultivation, appreciation and understanding of the decorative and fine arts.Also provides financial assistance to selected local primary schools to further the teaching and appreciation of decorative and fine art and music.

Community activities including Coffee Mornings, Fetes, exhibitions, Musical evenings, Primary school physical education, Bowls groups, Friendship Clubs. Committed to Cut Your Carbon and Enviromental considerations. Various exercise classes including Extend and Line Dancing, Monthly film showings

The primary objects of the CIO are:To advance the education of pupils at Norwich School (previously King Edward the Sixth Grammar School, Norwich).

Making grants to people and organisations to relieve people in need

Town Close PTA's purpose is to advance the education of pupils by engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school, together with developing effective relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school.

The objects of the charity are to make grants to any charities and for any charitable purpose as the Trustees feel appropriate.

Provide a building with kitchen, toilets, stage & seperate committee room, cricket pitches with 1 hard wicket, football pitches.Childrens Play Area

Pathmakers was set up by the Norfolk Local Access Forum to make improvements to countryside access in Norfolk. Pathmakers will develop the access network, particularly for those not currently using it, seeking funding to make improvements on the ground and benefiting communities and the environment.

To run a Grade 2 Listed 1835 tower windmill as an educational and leisure centre for the whole community. Also to provide a coffee shop/community centre in the grounds of the windmill for multi general community use/benefit.

To promote the outworking of the ministry of the church through worship, prayer and fellowship. To provide training in the study of the bible. To support the needs of the membership and others by pastoral, oversight, visit, housegroups and the provision of assistance in time of need. To support the work of church mission both in the UK and abroad.

1st Blofield and Brundall Sea Scout Group is a Scout Group with Beaver, Cub & Scout sections. The Group is recognised by the Royal Navy. The group has a partnership agreement with Dreadnought Explorer section.Scouting provides skills for life: for school, college, university, the job interview, the important speech, the tricky challenge and the big dreams.

Advance the amateur sport of associated football, promote community participation in healthy recreation by providing for people who have need of such facilities due to their youth, age, infirmity or disablement, poverty or social & economic circumstances in the interest of social welfare with the object of improving their conditions of life advance the education of children and young people.

St Margaret's in Ruins Conservation Trust conserves the historic Norman-era ruins of St Margaret's Church in West Raynham, Norfolk. We promote heritage preservation, biodiversity, education, and community engagement, ensuring the site's sustainability as a valued cultural and environmental asset.

Charitable donations to other Norfolk and Suffolk charities with particular preference given to the Samaritans and those associated with the support and relief of asthma sufferers as well as asthma research.

Provision of day care facilities for 25 elderly clients per week. This includes a hot lunch, recreational activities arranged. Approx 15 volunteers help 3 part time staff in running the centre. Co-operation with Norfolk Social Services, Age Concern, City College Norwich etc.

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.

To provide a place carry on and promote religious worship. To establish and support fellowship through Bible study, praise and worship and special programs designed to meet the spiritual needs of the community.

The activities and objectives of the Colton's Acre General Trust are for the general benefit of the inhabitants of the area of the Parish of St Giles on the Hill, Norwich, Norfolk.

Village Hall managed by voluntary committee for the use of various groups/clubs for activities ranging from dances, bingo, religious groups, sports and other leisure activities.

The North Norfolk Cats Lifeline Trust is a small independent organisation offering stray, abandoned and needy cats a sanctuary in the area.

The charity is available to help anyone financially, who finds themselves in distress and are unable to receive help from social service etc. Any request is netted by the trustees and if found to be valid and within the remit of the charity help will be given. This applies to any age group. Applicants must reside in the Parish of Marham.

To provide facilities in the Parish of Bradwell and surrounding areas to the local community to facilitate education, training, to enable group participation in health & fitness classes, play amateur sports and enjoy art and culture. We provide a safe environment for Church Groups and local groups. The Centre also provides classes, workshops, performances, lectures and social gatherings.

Norfolk Youth Projects. is an inclusive organisation working with Young People in Norfolk. NYP is a not for profit charity with a bank of volunteers under the leadership of John Nooney the Chief ExecutiveWe work with young people in the Mile Cross Area of Norwich undertaking a youth club.NYP undertakes cultural youth exchanges and activities.in partnership The Phoenix Centre.