Charities In Suffolk

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.

Maintaining and running of Village Hall for hiring out to public and use by regular village groups. To promote new activities where possible.

fun, games and activity nights.CampsSports and Competitions

Community activities including Coffee Mornings, Fetes, exhibitions, Musical evenings, Primary school physical education, Bowls groups, Friendship Clubs. Committed to Cut Your Carbon and Enviromental considerations. Various exercise classes including Extend and Line Dancing, Monthly film showings

The charity's objectives are to manage and enhance the Stiffkey Wildlife Reserve in Norfolk.

The objects of the charity are to make grants to any charities and for any charitable purpose as the Trustees feel appropriate.

To raise money for the benefit of patients and their families on Somersham Ward (Cancer Ward) and oncology clinics at Ipswich Hospital.

The charity holds weekly spiritual development classes. Spiritual healing is available by appointment at any time, free of charge, in the Healing Clinic. There is no membership, but a subscription can be made to our quarterly newsletter. We are happy to give outside talks.

Fundraising and support for various local, national and international charities consistent with the ethos and aims of Rotary International.

Charitable donations to other Norfolk and Suffolk charities with particular preference given to the Samaritans and those associated with the support and relief of asthma sufferers as well as asthma research.

We give a forever home to unwanted and captive bred Owls. Injured native wild Owls which are rescued are assessed and treated in consultation with our local vet. When they are healthy and rehabilitated they are released back into the wild. We give educational talks to school, colleges and groups about the plight of wild Owls.

To provide a place carry on and promote religious worship. To establish and support fellowship through Bible study, praise and worship and special programs designed to meet the spiritual needs of the community.

Norfolk Youth Projects. is an inclusive organisation working with Young People in Norfolk. NYP is a not for profit charity with a bank of volunteers under the leadership of John Nooney the Chief ExecutiveWe work with young people in the Mile Cross Area of Norwich undertaking a youth club.NYP undertakes cultural youth exchanges and activities.in partnership The Phoenix Centre.

Wortwell Community Centre is a building for the use of the local inhabitants for recreation and leisure time occupations. Currently activities include : Dance Classes, Bowls, Charity Events, Quiz nights, private hirings, Village Fete, carpet bowls, badminton, art classes, french classes, keep fit, football, yoga, theatre productions and much more

Predominantly organising an Open Gardens weekend on an annual basis in Walsham le Willows (Village) to provide funds for the charity's purposes which are to provide financial assistance in the Village together with some other small Viillage fundraising activities for similar purposes

The charity's activities are centred upon the provision of Christian Camps. The charity's activities are centred on a camp site, which is included within the grounds of Sizewell Hall Christian Conference centre, a separate, completely independent charity. A representative (usually the Sizewell Hall manager) is appointed to the committee to represent, and to liaise between the two charities.

Provision of grants or other assistance to the residents of Needham Market & Barking in Suffolk

SCOUTINGFull range of activities for children age from 6-18 years

To work for the assistance of persons who are suicidal, despairing or in distress in Cambridge and elsewhere in the UK.

To run and maintain an effective village hall for the use of the residents of Rumburgh & St. Michael South Elmham.

Bentwaters Aviation Society was formed primarily to operate the Bentwaters Cold War Museum. The purpose of the Bentwaters Cold War Museum is to collect, preserve, display and provide for scholarship, material relating to the history of RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge and aviation generally where a link with Bentwaters and Woodbridge is established, for the public benefit in perpetuity.

Education/TrainingRelief of PovertyOverseas aid/famine reliefReligious activities

Provision of accommodation

The Foundation encourages, promotes and supports the development of a thriving knowledge hub at the heart of the Aldeburgh community for the benefit of the whole community, in which reading, learning and sharing knowledge can help to shape the community?s future well-being. It runs informal adult learning programmes, encourages young peoples' activities, and raises funds to improve facilities.