Charities In Suffolk

PROMOTING LOCAL HISTORY, CONSERVATION AND MUSICAL EDUCATION

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION AMONG DISADVANTAGED AND/OR VULNERABLE YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY THE ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF A FARM PROVIDING TRAINING AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES IN AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, HOME-CRAFTS, COUNTRY LIFE AND RELATED SUBJECTS. THE PROVISION, IN THE INTERESTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE, OF FACILITIES FOR RECREATION AND OTHER LEISURE TIME.

Regular public services of worship;Evangelistic events and courses to teach Christianity and strengthen faith;Weddings and funerals;Grants and support for Christian missions;Supporting Christian education in local schools;Clubs for children and young people and the elderly;Providing facilities for organisations supporting children, young people and vulnerable adults.

The Charity aims to meet the needs of our diverse community with the highest possible levels of care and education for 3 months-9 year olds in a secure and nurturing environment. The majority of our families are service personnel and we work to provide flexible care for all families when circumstances change and a member of the family is deployed on operational tours of duty.

The charitable purposes are, for the benefit of people in Africa, by such charitable means as the trustees in their absolute discretion think fit: To relieve poverty To relieve suffering To promote good health and increase life expectancy To advance education and training To promote any other charitable purpose

The charity promotes such charitable purposes for the benefit of the inhabitants of Haverhill as the trustee think fit, and in particular, by the provision of premises for the benefit of the public. The Charity allows Haverhill Town Council use of the Old Town Hall as an Arts Centre and Council offices. Other parts of the building are let to local charities.

Sizewell Hall Christian Conference Centre is here to help encourage Christians in their faith and introduce those interested to the Christian faith. People from all walks of life and children of all ages come here. During the summer months our campsite is used by camps for all ages. Term time the African Adventure Village is used by school groups as part of their curriculum.

THE CHARITY PROVIDES SUPPORT TO THOSE AFFECTED BY ROAD DEATH WHO LIVE IN THE COUNTIES OF BEDFORDSHIRE, CAMBRIDGESHIRE, HERTFORDSHIRE, NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK.

A heritage centre that serves the local community as a social hub along side an education centre and museum which is a custodian of the relics and records of ancient and modern Dunwich, serving to educate and entertain the general public and the local community alike.

Relieve suffering of domestic & feral cats by providing/maintaining rescue homes/facilities for the reception, care & treatment of such animals in the hope of finding them permanent homes.Preserve public health by promoting high standards of companion animal ownership & responsible management of domestic, stray & feral cats through neutering.Advance education in need for responsible ownership.

PROVISION OF SESSIONAL CHILDCARE FACILITIES.

The principal activities of the Charity are to provide a free, confidential and impartial advice service and information to the public.

We are dedicated to the rescue and rehoming of domestic animals, primarily dogs and cats, but do also help with smaller domestic pets. We give priority to older animals and feral cats who find it difficult to get help else where. We cover our local area being mid Suffolk, but do on occassion go beyond into Essex.

ASPERGER EAST ANGLIA (AEA) PROVIDES A COMPREHENSIVE AND INTEGRATED SERVICE FOR CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS WITH ASPERGER SYNDROME (AS) AND ALL THOSE AFFECTED BY AS. AEA WORKS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH STATUTORY SERVICES AND OTHER PARTNERS TO RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS. AEA PROVIDES SUPPORT GROUPS AND OFFERS INFORMATION AND ADVICE ON MANY ISSUES INCLUDING EDUCATION, TRAINING, BENEFITS AND EMPLOYMENT

FOR ANY CHARITABLE PURPOSE OR PURPOSES RELATING TO THE NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE

To provide legal services to help the diverse communities of Suffolk to gain equal access to justice, to challenge disadvantage and inequality, and to understand their legal rights, obligations and protections.

Anglican parish church in the centre of Ipswich promoting the Christian faith to members, visitors and town centre communities. Provision of public worship and pastoral care. Maintenance of historic church and churchyard. Regular programme of concerts. Maintaining a choral tradition to a very high standard with significant professional staff. Managing a community centre as Shared Community Space.

The object of Norfolk and Waveney Area Meeting is the furtherance of the general religious and charitable purposes of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain in the area of Norfolk and Waveney Area Meetingand beyond.

To advance the education of the public with regard to railways in particular by collecting,preserving, interpreting, documenting material evidence and associated information for the public benefit by the maintenance of a museum for items of historic railway interest from the Eastern Counties at Chappel & Wakes Colne Station, and the operation of a demonstration railway and associated crafts.

The Charity acquires, restores and maintains a fleet of historic buses which saw service in East Anglia, together with relevant memorabilia from their years of operation.

The Centre for Computing History promotes, maintains, improves and advances public education in the history of computing, in particular, but not exclusively, by:1. the provision of educational demonstrations;2. the provision of an educational facility and research centre;3. the establishment and maintenance of a museum.The Centre's collection tells the story of the Information Age.

Promotion and advancement of agriculture

SPILL pursues excellence in making, commissioning, curating and delivering high quality, original, interdisciplinary works of art and live events by engaging in rigorous research and development activity, resulting in outcomes and distribution initiatives that are of value to the widest audiences possible.

The PCC co-operates with the incumbent, in promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the church. It also has maintenance responsibilities for the church buildings and churchyard of St Michael's and the church buildings at St Luke's. In planning the church's activities the members of the PCC kept in mind the charity commission's guidance on public benefit.

To relieve persons in need through provision of help, support and information about training, benefits and community services. To advance education and skills through training for the benefit of the public. To organise community-based activities and projects to improving the condition of life for those who experience social, cultural, economic and other challenges and difficulties, etc.