Charities In Norfolk

Voluntary assistance in the Norwich night-time environment to the benefit of any member of the public including the provision of trained first aid.

For the benefit of the School, its parents, current and former pupils and residents of the area regarding educational purposes

A totally inclusive Theatre Company which specialises in Musical Theatre (encompassing: Acting, Singing, Movement, British Sign Language, Confidence, Self-Esteem and Wellbeing). We try to make a difference to those who need a difference in West Norfolk.

Leisure, sports, education for community development

The charity is for the benefit of the sick poor in the parish of Heacham in the County of Norfolk

Promote the participation of amateur players in classical music by performing 3 classical concerts a year to the public in Waveney District, usually at Trinity Methodist Church, Lowestoft. Each concert has a different musical repertoire, and requires participation at rehearsals on the two weekends prior to the concert. Concerts and rehearsals are conducted by a professional conductor.

Fund raising activities to support work of The Norman CE Primary School such as: Carnival, raffles, coffee mornings, etc..

Long Stratton Lions provide financial help to deserving causes mainly within the local South Norfolk area. We particularly like to help the village youth organisations and the elderly. Among our projects are providing emergency toiletry packs to the N&N children's ward, an annual outing for the local retirement home, Message in a Bottle to assist Emergency Services and spectacles recycling.

To carry on both material and archival activities which benefit the community, To provide a place for local people to meet. To establish and maintain a museum of local technology

Fundraising for the benefit of the pupils of All Saints Academy located at Wretton Road, Stoke Ferry, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE33 9QJ.

Friends of Sprowston Infant School, holding events and fundraising for the school and all children who attend.

To assist with fundraising to support the requirements of the school, not met by the LEA

Distributes grants towards heating costs, medical care, school/further education equipment costs or towards projects for the benefit of the whole community.

Maintain and operate Catfield Village hall.

The village hall is for use of inhabitants in and around the parish of Wendling basically on a hiring basis for social and pleasure purposes. Income received is for the maintenance of the village hall.

Education road safety motorcycle observer advisory capacity

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Advances the education of UEA students. Promotes interests and welfare of UEA students. Provides advice and support services for UEA students. Provides representative channel for UEA students between the University and external bodies. Provides social, cultural, sporting and recreational activities, discussion forums, catering, entertainment and retail services for members.

Church Services, Movie Nights, Dance & Music Practices, Quizzes, U3A Music Appreciation, Craft Groups, Exercise Classes, Coffee Mornings, General Meetings

We have a small village hall in a small village we currently hold a carpet bowls club and an open to all coffee morning on a weekly basis, the hall is used for parish council meetings & polling station and is available for hire to all parishoners.

Provides local news on USB flash drives, online from our website and through an app. At least twice a month,free of charge to Blind and Partially sighted people in Kings Lynn and West Norfolk

Provision of medical equipment to the local medical centre, and help and support with limited medical equipment as required by members of the community.LOCAL MEDICAL PRACTICE: The equipment supplied has to date been diagnostic and life support equipment allowing minor surgery not supplied by the local PCT.

Maintenace of Almshouses.

The Objects are to advance education and further knowledge of science and technology for the benefit of the public in the UK and worldwide.The charity's principle activity, as stated in the Memorandum of Association and internal Terms of Reference, is promoting science in schools and the community by the provision of lectures, workshops, interactive dramas and the Top Class competition.

Biodiversity and Environmental Education Society (BEES) charity is offering the UK's first comprehensive nature guide training course. The course will be taught outdoors and online covering topics in natural and human sciences. We aim to open broadly to the adult public and minimise cost to participants. It will run initially in Suffolk and Norfolk, with accredited nature guide certification.