Charities In Suffolk

The River Lark Catchment Partnership pursues activities that improve the environmental health, ecological bio-diversity and amenity value of the Lark River for the benefit of the public and stakeholders. These include:-- volunteer lead river restoration and naturalisation projects- projects to re-establish the connectivity of the river for fish and eel passage.

Religious activities:Prayer MeetingsSunday Services Morning and EveningYouth ServiceBible StudyWorship Practice

PRE-SCHOOL

The charity's principal activity is to provide a Centre in St John's Street Bury St Edmunds for community and educational use. e.g. dancing, cultural activities, religious activities, Credit Union and many others. Beneficiaries include disadvantaged groups and people with learning disabilites. We also aim to support projects for the relief of poverty particularly in developing countries.

To provide manual and powered wheel-chairs and powered scooters for loan to people with impaired mobility enabling them to Socialise, Shop and visit local amenities, thereby promoting the Welfare and Independence of those people

We maintain a museum within the 450 year old Moot Hall of Aldeburgh, interpreting and making accessible to the general public this important Grade 1 timber-framed building. Our collections seek to explain the history of Aldeburgh, its people and its immediate neighbourhood.

1, To provide facilities to the Sikh community in Ipswich for holding prayers, religious ceremonies and functions;2, To advance the Sikh religion, advance education in subjects such as the Sikh religion in language and in other subjects.

Angel Early Music promotes the understanding and appreciation of Early Music (composed before 1800) through presenting concerts, arranging professionally-tutored workshop days and by providing financial support for performance or recording of Early Music or to students of Early Music of any age.

Activities as per the Scout Association Policy Organisation and Rules

Appoint and employ youth workers to advance the Christian religion among young people in schools and churches in and around Bury St Edmunds

Supporting the Gainsborough community through the Gainsborough Community Library. Offering additional activities and events and running the Voices Cafe within the library.

Provides:- accommodation in nine almshouses, for local, elderly people in need; 39 plots/allotments for local people. Football field for East Bergholt Junior F.C.

The charity is a parish within the Orthodox Church. We are committed to enabling as many people as possible to worship at our church and chapel and to become part of our parish community. To that end we typically hold services on 3 days a week at St Martin's Church and St Helen's Chapel in Colchester.

Provision of Almshouse accommodation

Local museum and Dunwich village Reading Room

We are a Church group meeting at Ipswich Community Church Centre, Clarkson Street,Ipswich IP1 2JP. We are associated with the Ground Level Network based in Lincoln and members of the Evangelical Alliance.

Provide affordable studios for artists in all disciplines, particularly in sculpture who are able to use the on-site bronze foundry. Provide work experience and residencies for school children, art students and artists. Work with mental health groups. Organise exhibitions, art classes, visits to the studios to meet the artists and watch a bronze pour. We exhibit widely and hold Open Weekends.

LOCAL VOLUNTEERS THAT ORGANISE AND PUT TOGETHER FELIXSTOWE CARNIVAL WEEKEND, WITH HELP FROM DONATIONS FROM LOCAL BUSINESSES. ANY PROFITS MADE AT THE END OF OUR FINANCIAL YEAR ARE THEN DISTRIBUTED TO OTHER LOCAL CHARITIES.

We currently run a club for Disabled Children and Young People from the age of 5 to 19 that runs every other Saturday throughout the year,

The organisation makes grants to St Edmundsbury Cathedral Choir in order to promote the education and training of choir members and to enhance the choir's role as a major component in the worship and life of the cathedral and the diocese. The grants include funds for the provision of robes, sheet music and the defraying of expenses incurred on visits or tours by the choir to any part of the world.

Fundraising and maintenance of well used village hall for community use.

Offering harmony singing workshops targeting Family Carers and people with physical disabilities, dementia, and those managing mental health issues and long-term conditions such as Parkinsons, MS, and stroke recovery.

The objectives of the Society are to promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all its aspects by the presentation of public performances of choral and orchestral music and for related activities.

Film education and presentation

The objects of the charity are:1. Encouraging members and others to live ethical lives in accordance with the teachings of the Buddha.2. Supporting ordained members of the Triratna Buddhist Order.3. Working under the guidance of the Triratna Buddhist Order.4. Using applications of the Buddha's teaching to promote the health and well being of all.