Charities In Norfolk

Provide sailing facilities for the disabled, with instruction and training, where possible to become independent on the water. RYA instructors and trained volunteers are available to provide instruction and the charity has a fleet of 11 specially adapted sailing dinghies and 4 keelboats; 1 Squib, 1 RS Venture, 2 Waveney Halfdeckers.

Providing financial help with essential items to residents in the Great Yarmouth Town limits who are in receipt of benefits and suffer extreme financial hardship.

Manages and maintains a village hall for the village of Hethersett in Norfolk

Music in the Burnhams provides musical events for local people; held in churches, church halls and other informal venues in the Burnham and Brancaster villages in North Norfolk. We also support the development of music appreciation and performance skills in young people, through workshops and concerts undertaken jointly with local schools.

Offering relief, support and benefit to those suffering from the effects of a stroke and living in the counties of Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk, by the provision of a range of facilities and activities, so that their condition of life may be improved.

The association maintain the playing field for the use of local sports teams and the local residents to use. The association also host regular fundraising activities including a fun day and car boots.

To advance the education of the public in the history and development of costumes and textiles and the history and development of the costume and textiles industries and trades in Norfolk and Norwich, in particular but not exclusively through:a) the provision of public events, talks, displays and activities which promote a greater understanding of the history and manufacture of costumes and te

Dove's Nest Ministries re-home's pre-loved furniture and basic household goods to members of our community struggling to supply these items for themselves. We operate in and around Thetford, Norfolk. In addition to the furniture project we host activities for people exploring the Christian faith in an informal setting outside of traditional church structure.

Part of the Scout Assosiation working with young people.To promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical intellectual social and spiritual potentials as individuals as responsible citizens and as members of their local national and international communities.

Provides a venue for local organisations, clubs, and the residents of Roydon and surrounding areas.

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.

Ipswich Gilbert & Sullivan Society is a musical group which performs charity fund-raising concerts during the summer months across Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex, with a mixed repertoire ranging from classical music and excerpts from G&S operettas to folk, pop and songs from the musicals. In the autumn of each year the Society puts on a fully staged production of one of the G & S operettas.

Provision and maintenance of almshouses.

To hold this building in trust for the residents of Thorpe St Andrew and surrounding areas.

The charity supports other charities carrying out charitable work in London (HIV positive families), Wales (with the elderly), Manchester (offenders, schools) and Norwich (teaching English).

The association was established for the relief of disabled people by the provision of facilities for recreation in particular by the provision of boat trips in the Suffolk and Norfolk Broads primarily in the Waveney Valley area with the object of improving the condition of life of such persons

EDUCATION/TRAINING.The Foundation investment Income is used to finance projects by participating schools and making grants available to students within these schools.

The charity offers support to the activities of the Octagon Unitarian Chapel. It provides premises for the Sunday Club for young people. Other groups are permitted to use the premises for social activities as authorised by the Chapel Committee.

Fund raising for local and international charities.

The charity's principal activity is that of providing a fuel allowance for the pensioners, widows and poor of East Ruston. If a surplus is available special help can be given to children in the village

Preservation of ancient buildings in and around Bungay and promoting public interest in them.

Group of young people who organise activities within the club and raise money for charities

To provide grants to promote education (including social and physical training) to persons under 25 years of age who, or their parents, are residents of Diss and attended at any time a school in Diss or the neighbourhood. The Trustees will also support small business start ups to assist young people in their chosen career and provide funding to organisations involved in youth work locally.

Charity was formed to provide fuel for the poor persons resident in the Ancient Parish of Guist. The charity owns 35 acres of land, 3 bungalows and 3 cottages in the Parish of Guist as well as a number of allotments.

Village hall for the use by the residents of Castleacre and surrounds.