Charities In Suffolk

The Halesworth Millennium Green CIO maintains a 50 plus acreage of public open space including meadows, woodlands, a community orchard, ponds, dykes, hedges, copses, a heritage railway, the New Reach and a section of Sustans Number 1 cycle path. The Green is be used forever as an area for the public to enjoy informal recreation, play, exercise or other leisure-time activities.

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.

Relief of financial hardship to Felixstowe Residents through grants and services, to help local charities, and/or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty. To also assist Beneficiaries in financial hardship to pursue educational opportunities that they might not otherwise be able to afford.

The provision, maintenance and management of a village hall for use by the inhabitants of the area of benefit.To act as a representative body for village groups and organisations.To organise and promote activities and fund raising for the benefit of the community inhabitants.

The provision of Scouting activities for its young members aged 6-25 years old in accordance with the programme of the Scouting Association together with Scouting in the Bury St. Edmunds district.

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

Grants for maintenance and improvements to the churches of Rumburgh Abbey and St Michael South Elmham

WE PROVIDE - 1. A CAR SERVICE FOR THOSE WHO NEED TO UNDERTAKE A JOURNEY FOR WHICH THERE IS NO FAMILY CAR OR SUITABLE PUBLIC TRANSPORT; 2. A BEFRIENDERS SERVICE TO HELP ISOLATED AND HOUSEBOUND WITH A VARIETY OF SERVICES - SHOPPING,DOG WALKING, VISITING AND GENERAL SOCIAL CONTACT; 3. LUNCH CLUB TO BENEFIT THE ELDERLY, DISABLED OR ISOLATED / HOUSEBOUND BY PROVIDING REGULAR SOCIAL ACTIVITY

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES

The trust aims to restore, preserve and maintain its two historic fishing vessels, the 'Lydia Eva' YH89 and the 'Mincarlo' LT412 as floating museums, open to the public to interpret the social history of Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft, together with the story of the vessels themselves.

We are an amateur group in our community that put on plays, musicals and concerts.

Creating spaces in East Anglia where people can access support and resources that enable human and planetary evolution on multiple levels, including spiritual, social, ecological and economic. Drawing on diverse traditions and practices, exploring questions of meaning and purpose, and collaborating together in order to renew community and contribute to a more beautiful and regenerative society.

Halesworth Tennis Club is open to both members and the public to play tennis. Members and the public can book courts on line.We are a small friendly club and we welcome new members of all standards and have a full range of coaching activities for all age groups to both improve their game and overall fitness.

The main objectives are to promote Christian faith and to do charitable works such as financial aids and social counselling to the people in need.Activities of the Church include conducting regular worship, providing religious education and training and giving financial support to people in need.The Church is run by volunteers who are not entitled to remuneration except the Pastoral allowance.

Village Hall activities.

Providing the opportunity for young , gifted, musicians from four European Countries to perform together and receive tuition from recognized international tutors and performers.Providing the opportunity for the development of international understanding between the young people involved

To assist in the relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good health of children with brain tumours and their immediate family. To fund necessary posts for the complete rehabilitation services at Addenbrooke's Hospital and to support them from the day of diagnosis.

Scout Group Providing a safe and educational environment for approximately 100 young people aged between ages 6 - 14. Term time weekly meetings to gain life skills, interact with likeminded people and experience activities they would possibly not get a chance to do. Occasional Camping.

Independent Christian Church serving the local community of the Horringer Court Estates, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. Also relieves sickness and hardship and provides facilities for social welfare and recreation within the local community

To promote the use of the village hall for recreational and social purposes for the residents of Eyke and the surrounding area.

The aim of the Forum is to raise the profile of health and well being within the Caribbean&African community.The Objectives involves promoting awareness of the major health issues such as heart disease, diabetes, hypertension, mental health, stroke, & prostate cancer.CACHSF conducts research and acts as a first port of call for the exchange of health promoting/information amongst the community.

Presentation of musical theatre shows and concerts. Participation in local music-making activities. Presentation of educational events relating to musical theatre such as sight-reading, music theory, singing technique, stagecraft etc. Support for local people wishing to undertake musical activities. Encouragement of younger people wishing to undertake musical activities.

The Charity carries out a full range of normal Church activities, Sunday Meeting, Bible Study Groups, Prayer meetings. mission support etc.In addition to this the charity operates a Lunch Club & Community Cafe, Walking group and a Craft group. The charity also hosts and makes its building and resources available for various community and group events.

HOLDING REGULAR CHRISTIAN WORSHIP SERVICES IN THE COMMUNITY TO PROMOTE THE MESSAGE OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH.

The aim of the charity is to advance the christian faith.