Charities In Suffolk

To enable those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage to access and sustain accommodation, primarily in the private sector by provision of:- accommodation and deposit guarantee bond;- support prior to, at the start of and during the tenancy as necessary;- a property management service and- specialist training

The Centre exists to provide professional assessment, advice and recommendations to disabled people regarding independent outdoor mobility, irrespective of whether they are children, in mid life, or elderly people. Whilst there is particular emphasis on driving, advice is also available on all other forms of outdoor mobility including electric mobility vehicles.

Core activity is a Training Centre for people with Learning difficulties and other vulnerable groupsWork towards a community within a community, an inclusive place where everybody is treated fairly, with dignity and respect.

To pay or apply the annual income of the charity's funds to such charity or charities or for such charitable purpose or purposes as the trustees shall from time to time in their absolute discretion determine.

The Trust operates the Thorpe Woodlands Adventure Centre which seeks to actively contribute to the learning and development of Children and Young People by:Promoting a safe, healthy and welcoming environment.Providing high quality outdoor learning experiences which are inclusive, holistic and affordable.Offering a broad range of challenging, adventurous outdoor activities.

1. to promote, develop and support community participation in healthy recreation 2. to promote the amateur playing of the Game and such other sports or games which promote health by involving physical or mental skill or exertion 3. to advance education (including academic and physical education) 4. to support people with disabilities, learning difficulties or ill-health

The charity operates a heated, open-air swimming pool for 15 weeks of the year (end-May to mid-September) and, in February 2012, acquired the freehold of Beccles' Public Hall & Theatre. Both facilities provide the community with, in the case of the pool, healthy outdoor activity and for the Public Hall, a place where the community can meet and enjoy theatrical and other entertainments.

Services for the general public and / or older people living in Essex and Suffolk. The services offered are: advice and support with claiming benefits, care, consumer, energy, advocacy and information: social clubs and friendship activity: mental health support, emotional support, end of life, bereavement and dementia support.

Rugby club and associated activities

We provide humanitarian aid to the poor and disadvantaged potentially worldwide but currently to various sub-Saharan African countries. Although we help anyone in need irrespective of tribe, ethnic background, gender or religion, our objective is to bring glory to the name of Jesus Christ and to give practical effect to the Christian principles which underpin our ministry.

a) to provide, maintain and develop Community Transport services, supporting those who are facing transport povertyb) to provide, maintain and develop a Befriending Servicec) to support the development and establishment of any further projects for which need is identified.

To act as a resource for children and young people up to the age of 25, enabling them to confidently transition to the next stage of their life, thrive and fulfil their potential, through providing safe places, positive activities and trusted people.

DEVELOPMENT OF EMMAUS COMMUNITIES IN THE SUFFOLK AREA.

Suffolk West Citizens Advice Bureau provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. It values diversity, promotes equality and challenges discrimination.

Advice and Advocacy Service for refugees and asylum seekers in Suffolk, including health, employment, housing, education.International Women's GroupESOL and English conversation classesYoung refugees' sports, academic and conversation groupsRefugee Skills Exchange GroupImmigration legal advice surgeryTalks and Publicity re. refugee issues to host population

CAVS is a support and development agency for voluntary and community organisations providing advice, information, networking opportunities and training to promote and develop the effectiveness of the voluntary sector in the locality. We also look to identify the needs of the community with the aim of developing new initiatives and currently run a number of frontline services.

Using the medium of ART Rowan endeavours to provide a safe, creative and unique environment where adults, with learning disabilities, under the direction of artists and craftspeople can grow artistically as well as in their abilities, confidence and self esteem, these being vital ingredients for independent living.

We were set up to provide a therapeutic service for children and young people up to 21 years of age who have reported being sexually abused and to offer support for their families.Our main aim is to help children and young people make sense of the confusion they feel and to teach them coping strategies to deal with the difficulties they face while highlighting their strengths and potential.

Relief and support of sufferers and the families of sufferers from schizophrenia and related conditions through the provision of accommodation in group and independent homes

To provide safe and supportive refuge accommodation; to develop innovative community services that deliver effective interventions and preventative programmes; and delivering emotional and therapeutic support to women and children who are experiencing, or at risk from, domestic abuse or violence. To raise awareness of domestic abuse and violence.

QVSR Seafarers Centres offer welfare support to active seafarers via our Seafarers Centres in Bristol, Felixstowe, Immingham, London Tilbury and London Gateway, we welcome around 50,000 seafarers each year.

To provide the facility for gymnastics for all the local community.

Hiring mopeds to allow individuals to access work, training, further education and for social inclusion.

The trust makes donations and grants to other Charities and sponsors research programmes as the trustees determine at their discretion.

Management of almshouse charities, management of almshouses and engagment in the provision of new almshouses for people in need of housing. At the present time, the areas in which we can operate are Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk.