Charities In Norfolk

The charity is a Christian organisation. We aim to provide a safe place for Wymondham young people aged 13-18 to gather. Through relationship, guiding and signposting we seek to provide advice on; Drug/alcohol awareness, antisocial behaviour, anger management, sexual health, low self esteem, anxiety-exams/bullying/self harming, eating disorders, family breakdown, bereavement, employment & finance.

Relief in need for residents of Little Dunham Village only

Maintenance of three pieces of land for the benefit of parishioners

Meeting of ex Parachute Regiment and associated Airborne Force Veterans for social activities, representation at Memorial Services, Funerals etc.

To raise funds to support the educational aims of Gooderstone Church of England Primary Academy.

1) To develop effective relationships between staff, parents and others associated with Watton Westfield Infant & Nursery and Watton Junior Schools.2) Engaging in fundraising activities or providing facilities or equipment which support both Watton Westfield Infant & Nursery and Watton Junior Schools and advance the education of all pupils across both schools equally.

Providing Leisure activities and Social gatherings of residents and other local villagers. Also health, fitness and nutrition classes. The Parish Council meets in the hall as does the WI. The hall is also used for private functions and parties

To provide venue for village activities e.g. playgroup, good companion club, youth club, venue for quiz's, coffee mornings etc for other fund raising committees also venue for elections, parties & dances.

Education/TrainingDisabilityArts/cultureSport/recreation

fund raising activities, Discos, Fetes, Jumble sales and Raffles.

Helps old and disabled with grants for special need with their particular problem.Need to be feltwell resident.Also help for severe chronic illness in younger people

Relief of need to those living in the parish of Wretton. The Charity can administer a grant of money or pay for items, services or facilities calculated to reduce need or hardship.

To provide local women with sociable and educational activity.

Stiffkey Village hall is used for any religious/charitable purpose and purposes to promote the spiritual, moral, or physical improvement or welfare and resonable recreation advantage or benefit of the Parishioners of Stiffkey

We hold various small events at the school i.e tombola, fayres, bingo - to raise funds for school projects and outings.

Provision of museum services for the Thetford area of Norfolk as part of the Norfolk Museums and Archaeology Service.

To continue the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of the fen in perpetuity as a unique habitat for fauna and flora by providing and organising the stewardship and management that is required to achieve this preservation, using as necessary the payments provided for stewardship. Any excess funds to be used for charitable purposes.

1. we administer a recreation ground for the residents of Roughton and surrounding area. 2. We administer and let three allotments of land with the income payable to the Robert Brown Trustees for the poor of Roughton. 3. We administer and let one allotment of land with the income payable to the Robert Brown Trustees of St Mary's School Roughton.

This charity makes grants to individuals and organisations for the benefit of children and young people who have attended North Elmham V.C. Primary School and are persuing further education.

We run a number of events through the year such as school discos and seasonal fairs.And make applications for grants and funding.

School prizes.

we are a group of people who raise funds to replace/update the play equipment on the recreation gound. the sort of equipment we raise funds for are the swings,slides, roundabouts and climbing frames.

Fund-raising activities to raise money for school equipment and resourses

To maintain,repair,restore,preserve,improve, beautify and reconstruct for the benefit of the public, the fabric of the Church of All Saints, Litcham, its monuments, fixtures, fittings,furniture,stained glass,ornaments, and other chattels and its churchyardin accordance with the requirements of the Parochial Church Council.

The advancement of the arts and the cultural identity of the Waveney and Blyth valleys for the public benefit, by promoting greater interest in and access to the arts; including the provision of arts events.