Charities In Suffolk

A place of Christian Retreat for rest, refreshment, renewal and education

Makes grants to organisations

The main activity of The Eye Show Limited was previously the organisation of the annual Eye Show. No event has however been held since 2011.

Support Military Service leavers gaining employment

The charity makes grants to persons in necessitous circumstances.

educational workshops, residences, productions, performances

The East Anglian Education Trust CIO forms strategic partnerships with national and regional organisations to develop and deliver programmes to partner schools and communities in our area of benefit. Its strategy is to raise educational standards of school aged children in the area, thereby creating fairer access to better paid and skilled employment in the hi-tech big businesses in the region.

This charity has merged with the Lakenheath Consolidated Charities and does not currently hold any funds of its own.

To support the school in fundraising.Organising the Summer Fete and Christmas activites with other events.Monies raised are primarily used to subsidise school outings, provide book bags.

THE LIONS CLUB RAISES MONEY FOR THE LCAL COMMUNITY AND WORLDWIDE GOOD CAUSES

NONE AT PRESENT

No activities. Iken Village Hall was established in the 1960s as a charitable trust. It cannot be used until enough money is raised to update the hall as it is currently unfit.

Village Hall providing venue for a range of local activities, also includes a doctor's sugery.

KarynTime has undertaken work at the Hall School in Norwich which is a specialist college for communication and interaction.The Hall School caters for children aged 3-19 years of age. KarynTime has visited the school from 2016 and will visit again soon. KarynTime provides a day of activities to encourage communication through sensory interaction.

To provide an outdoor play and recreation space for the people of the village of Trimley St Mary.

Being the hub of the local community, the Community Centre provides a full size soccer pitch for the use of various teams in the locality, along with a short 5-a-side pitch within a specific space and the most important aspect is the provision of a childrens playground with play equipment.

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

To meet it's Objectives the Charity is currently engaged in fundraising activities with a view to raising sufficient funds to provide Skateboarding, BMX biking, Scooter riding and Roller skating facilities in the village of Thurston in Suffolk.

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

Organising fundraising activities to maintain and improve the buildings at St Andrews Church Great Cornard.

The charity's principal objects are the relief of the physical and emotional distress of those residing in Suffolk who suffer from a depressive or other mental illness or disorder and/or who self harm, in particular by the provision of funding, facilities or other assistance to professionals, organisations or institutions involved in the care, counselling, treatment and support of such persons.

The church has met for worship, prayer and teaching. As part of the community activities it has visited people in the surround area to pray with them. There is a youth active youth group and we work alongside other churches especially in the Healing on the Streets outreach. This has led us to talk directly to and pray with the stallholders. We have also been reviewing linking up with CAP

School activities

ACTIVE IN RUNHAM

Bury SkatePark Experience is the name of our charity registered skate park in Bury St Edmunds. It provides a free facility to all skaters, BMXers and scooter riders. We provide a safe, welcoming environment for the local community and we have support from the whole community, including dignitaries and carers/parents.