charity in Spooner Row

Break is a Norfolk based children's charity supporting vulnerable children, young people and families across East Anglia.

Break is a Norfolk based children's charity supporting vulnerable children, young people and families across East Anglia.

St-Eds Training Centre provides a positive learning environment for young people with who may have struggled to achieve in a mainstream educational setting. We offer a wide choice of accredited v…

Break's Family Support Service, Families' House, offers families a range of support to meet their needs in bringing up their children. Supported by Friends of Families' House.

Break is a Norfolk based children's charity supporting vulnerable children, young people and families across East Anglia.

Visit the website and click on the "Donate Now" button, or use this page to suggest fundraising ideas. http://www.felinecare.org.uk

We are a charity run completely by volunteers. we are a small charity and liking this page would make us more well known and help us rehome more cats. x

NANSA is a local charity that provides services, supports and educates people with disabilities in Norfolk.

The National Council of YMCAs in England and Wales. We transform communities so all young people truly belong, contribute and thrive.

The RSPB is the country's largest nature conservation charity, inspiring everyone to give nature a home in Norfolk.

We provide hospice and neurological care for people facing a frightening, life-changing diagnosis.

Welcome to the official World Horse Welfare Facebook page - a leading horse charity dedicated to helping horses in the UK and worldwide through education, campaigns and hands-on care.

Action for Children speaks out for the most vulnerable children & young people in the UK www.actionforchildren.org.uk youtube.com/actionforchildren

We believe no one with complex communication needs, including those who are deafblind, should be isolated, left out or unable to fulfil their potential.

We believe no one with complex communication needs, including those who are deafblind, should be isolated, left out or unable to fulfil their potential.

Our Sue Ryder shop in East Dereham has been in town for over 30 years. We’re situated on Cowper Road car park just behind the Iceland which makes it ideal for dropping off donations.

The NNAB helps 20 000 people with poor sight throughout Norfolk. It has a residential home and 20 sheltered flats for blind and partially sighted people. Tel: 01603 629558

An independent Branch of the RSPCA.