Charities In Norfolk

CHURCH AND CHARITABLE ORGANISATIONCHRISTIANITY TO ALL NATIONS REGARDLESS RACE,GENDER OR POLITICAL BACKGROUNDSCOUNSELLING SERVICES, HOUSE AND HOSPITAL VISITATIONS AND PRAYERSREDUCING ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOURSUPPORT AND DONATIONS TO ALL PEOPLE DURING TIMES OF DIFFICULTY E.G. NATURAL DISASTERS, FLOODS ETCSUPPORTING VULNERABLE PEOPLE E.G. ELDERLY, INFIRM, CHILDREN, IMMIGRANTS, HOMELESS ETC

To promote community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities for the playing of bowls, cricket and football. To provide a place for local social and charitable events and a community hub.

The charity supports local projects & organisations, particularly in the NR4 (Norwich) postcode area, but also aims to provide support for various projects where modest expenditure results in benefit being derived for those who would otherwise not receive financial support.

The objects of the charity are to advance the education of the public in the history and archaeology of Caistor Roman town in Norfolk and its surrounding region.There have been two major programmes running during the period: field walking in the area0001

To promote Christian principles and values in the community generally, to teach all aspects of the Christian faith, and to worship collectively. To support others with similar values who are on mission, both in UK and elsewhere.

Upwell is a small rural village with limited public transport to near by towns the committee provide open space play area, sporting areas for all ages and abilities of the community are welcome, the committees main aim is to provide a modern facility for community use. The committee is totally reliant on community support/funding for all financial aspects in running the playing field.

For the public use for sport, education and recreation.

Luncheon club meet on alternate Tuesdays for lunch and fortnightly for afternoon tea and socialising. Meetings are held in the Upwell Methodist Church Hall

The charity's objects are to promote the relief of persons suffering from renal disease and to educate the public in the needs of such persons by encouraging public awareness and understanding of renal diseases,treatments and research.

Makes grants to local first schools and church.

Provision and maintenance of village hall and children's playground for the use of individuals and groups in and around the community of Cantley, Norfolk

Management of charities assets to provide an income which provides grants for the repair of St Mary's Church Reepham and relief for the disadvantaged of Reepham.

To preserve, restore, display, operate and maintain the London & North Eastern Railway Company class Y7 locomotive number 985.

The objective of the Charity is to provide affordable housing

Relief of poverty in the town of Swaffham. Maintenance of religion in the town of Swaffham. Improvement of the amenity of the town of Swaffham.

Provide assistance to member churches by way of grants, loans, publications etc.

To provide social, cultural and sporting activities to the inhabitants of Swanton Novers and the immediate surrounds. To provide facilities to carry out the above activities. To provide a focal point for the village.

To maintain Seething and Mundham Village Hall and playing field in order to make them available for the use of the local community as set out in the Declaration of Trust of 1st November 1972.

To provide assistance for the church of St Andrews Felmingham and any who live in the parish.

Community Centre (Village Hall) - All kinds of Social Activities - Community Club, Occasional Dances, Social Evenings, Parties, Saturday brunches, Community Lunches. Polling station, Parish Council meetings and occasional use for professional training.

Maintaining the hall and contents in the best possible condition to provide a first class facility to enable the community of Horning and surrounding areas to organise social, sporting, educational and health-related activities for the benefit of all.

To advance awareness of the creation, history, conservation and appreciation of medieval arts and craftmanship in churches and other buildings, and to encourage and display contemporary arts inspired by the medieval.

(a) Providing Liturgical services of the Russian Orthodox Church according to the principles of One Holy Catholic Orthodox and Apostolic Church.(b) Providing pastoral care, information services, religious and other charitable work of the church for the benefit of Community in Norfolk.

The charity has provide over 700 families losing a longed for baby with assistance since 2016 in West Norfolk. Offered to all families accessing the service are:Bereavement photography, hand and footprints onto ceramic, into glass and plaster castings of baby's hands and feet,memory boxes and many other keepsakes. Parents, siblings and extended family are provided with hand made keepsakes.

The provision of scouting activities for local children. We currently have groups for each of squirrels, beavers, cubs and scouts