Charities In Suffolk

To help the elderly,and disabled living in the village of Blaxhall with hardship

Grants to children and young people who live within the village to support their educational needs.

THE TRUST PRESERVES HISTORIC LIFEBOAT "ROTARY SERVICE", FOR USE AS A YOUTH TRAINING VESSEL TO HELP 12-25YR OLDS FROM VULNERABLE BACKGROUNDS THROUGH PROVISION OF RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES FOR SOCIAL WELFARE AND TO IMPROVE THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE. THE TRUST ALSO PROVIDES SUPPORT AND ACTIVITIES TO DEVELOP THEIR SKILLS, CAPACITIES AND CAPABILITIES.

Relief of PovertyAccommodation/Housing

Support for those in need.

Modest help for poor people in crisis

The making of grants to young people to assist with costs of education, training and apprenticeship, and the purchase of related equipment.

Activities and training for young girls and adults based on the programme developed by the Guide Association.

Gifts to elderly or young people in Grundisburgh

Moneys used to assist eldely/young people reident in Grundisburgh

Annual proceeds of -ú1 to be distributed to the poor of Milden

The charity was set up to provide local recreation ground facilities for local residents.Facilities include a football pitch and fences off play area for childrenThe area is maintained by the Parish Council

The charity offers an inclusive, accessible and affordable play experience for the young people in Hadleigh.

We operate in Norfolk and Suffolk and organise fundraising events, such as football fun days and a Valentines Ball. We have donated to Each Anglian Childrens Hospice for the purchase of changing units for a hydrotherapy pool to allow those children and young adults affected by ill-health or disability to use the pool. We have also donated to Beccles Lido towards the purchase of a new diving board.

NONE AT PRESENT

Drop in centre providing information, guidance and support. Community cafe with internet access.

FAYAP run a Friday evening Youth club, Lunch club, Art club, Music groups, a Drop-in After school club, Drama, LGBTplus group. We rent our facilities to other community groups and have the support of the local police and Town Council. We aim to help the wider community by reducing the anti-social activities which arise from young people hanging around with nothing to do.

To hold the freehold of Harkstead Millennium Green in perpetuity as an open space for the benefit of the whole community.

The charity was established to help maintain the fabric of Little Whelnetham Church.

To provide funding to children and young people in East Anglia area

Support and fundraising for Holbrook Academy

Funding restoration, refurbishment and maintenance of St Marys Church and churchyard, Woolpit, Suffolk

The Hoo Village Room is a small patch of grass on which the school room once stood. It is a civic amenity and has no activities as such.

Providing opportunities for people with a lower limb disability to play tennis.Promoting the sport of wheelchair tennis in the East Anglian region.

Suffolk, Essex