Charities In Suffolk

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society by the provision of housing, education, information, support and advice.We support pan disability in Suffolk

The 1st Kesgrave Scout Group is part of the Scout Association and belongs to the Deben Scout District. Scouting exists to actively engage and support young people in their personal development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society.

Funds raised through Public Fun Run, Christmas Santa and Rudolf Collections, Boxing Night, Annual International Night ,Concerts and Club Members.Main beneficiaries were Save the Children, Fresh Start New Beginnings, Park Run UK, Felixstowe Dementia Action Allliance, Felixstowe Opportunities Group, ShelterBox Trust and The Rotary Foundation.Donations were also made to many local good causes.

Rescue, care, treatment, rehabilitation and release of wildlife to natural habitat. Education & training with regard to the care of wildlife and the necessary part they play in our world.

Current Classifications - Education - Disability - Arts and Culture - Sport and Recreation - Genreal Charitable Purposes.Provides for - Children/Young people - Elderly/Old People - Disabilities and Special Needs - Other Charities/Volutary Bodies - General PublicProvides - Buildings - Facilities - Sports Areas - Open Spaces

Young People Taking Action provides information, support and a safe place to be to young people aged 8-29 in the Suffolk Coastal area. We aim to help young people reach their full potential and to improve the conditions of life for young persons who have need of such a service due to social or economical circumstances.

Cambridge Curiosity and Imagination works to develop communities through creative projects and training. It aims to foster the curiosity and imagination of young and old, working to develop the innate creativity of every individual

The charity works across villages and schools in the South Norfolk, and North Suffolk areas.We deliver more2life lunchtime clubs in high schools, village based youth cafe, discussion groups and activities, mentoring and an annual camp.Activities are aimed at enhancing our communities by helping young people build esteem, hope and a spiritual awareness, based on a Christian ethos and beliefs.

We are a support group for families with children, aged 0-5, with additional needs. We run specialised play sessions in very small groups with a high staff - child ratio, whilst offering support to parents and carers.

The Centre provides Oxygen therapy to those who have Multiple Sclerosis as well as providing the service to wider medical conditions that may benefit from oxygen therapy The treatment involves using a diving chamber where a high dose of oxygen under various pressures is given. Treatment encourages increased healing and promotes management of the client's condition.

Provides facilities for local clubs, groups & others.

Grant making charity

The Association continues to promote the memory of the men and women who served at Horham airfield and in particular those associated with the 95th Bomb Group. The buildings are open to the public throughout the year. In addition the buildings have been visited by schools, youth groups, veterans of the 95th BG and their families. Rebuilding work of a third building was completed in May 2009.

The trust makes donations to charitable organisations and groups mainly in Cumbria Merseyside and East Suffolk

Public worship, personal prayer & contemplation; Pastoral work; Teaching Christianity; Taking school religious assemblies ; provision of youth activities; Promoting Christianity through events & meetings, distribution of literature; Promoting the mission of the Church through activities for senior citizens, parents toddlers and other groups; Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

The Charity is the Norwich Hebrew Congregation. This is is a traditional Anglo Jewish congregation providing religious services and facilities for individuals of the Jewish faith. The Congregation has a synagogue and a communal hall and provides a programme of educational and cultural events and school visits for the residents of Norwich and the surrounding district.

An independent evangelical church holding weekly Sunday services in Great Cornard, supporting local charities and putting on community events such as Summer Shine, an outdoor activity for local children and their families, an October Light Party as an alternative to Halloween, and Cornard Christmas, a Nativity based event including craft activities for the children and refreshments for all.

The aim of the chairity is to provide sheltered accommodation for men and women who have lived in the Woodbridge area for more than 5 years.

To make grants for environmental and social causes in the county of Suffolk with a bias towards preservation or regeneration of the built heritage, amenity and landscape of the county. Grants to social causes are either for start-up projects, or for modest on-going support to groups involved in voluntary care, education, theatre, music and youth and community projects.

We can be found at the Scout Headquarters, Goodwin Hall, Fressingfield, We draw members in from villages around a ten mile radius and beyond. We are a very active group and now have over 100 members ranging from Beavers aged 6 to Explorers aged 18. We use local facilities to enhance the range of activities for members, including weekend and Group camps, with links to two local primary schools.

Relieving poverty for the needy residents of Stowmarket and its adjoining parishes of Stowupland, Old Newton and Dagworth, Haughley, Onehouse, Great Finborough, Combs, Badley and Creeting St Peter.

Willow Tree provides disabled people with a practical scheme where learners take part in a range of activities; catering, fitness, dog training, DIY skills including furniture restoration. Growing vegetables and taking part in healthy living and exercise thus improving their quality of life, level of fitness and reducing their isolation, hence increasing their sense of purpose and value.

PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN UP FROM THE AGE OF 2 YEARS UP TO THE AGE OF 5 YEARS

PROVIDING SERVICES OF CHRISTIAN WORSHIP.PREACHING THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST AND TEACHING CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE.PROVIDING MEANS TO ALLOW BELIEVERS TO PRACTISE THEIR FAITH AND APPLY CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE.MAKING AVAILABLE LITERATURE EXPLAINING THE CHRISTIAN FAITH AND HOW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT IT.DISTRIBUTION OF COPIES OF THE HOLY BIBLE.SHOWING PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN CHARITY TO THOSE IN NEED.

The provision of housing for the elderly.