SUPPORT

Food Bank drop off point at Uncle Sid's

Bring your surplus Christmas tins etc

Local residents and Uncle Sid's customers

This brief video outlines just a handful of additional resilient support services we offer.  Access Community Trust continues to offer a multitude of wrap round services to help those most at risk within society.  

Thank you for expressing your interest in using the Lowestoft branding assets.   Within the google drive there will be access to the Lowestoft Story, The Lowestoft Toolkit (brand guidelines), The Font, visual identity, visual language and the photography elements.   The link to access the documents is below

If you have any questions regarding anything within the google drive, then please let me know.

Having a Facebook Business Page makes it easier for people to discover and interact with your brand online. Find out how to set one up here. credit: Christina Newberry February 10, 2020

A simple guide..

firstly you need to create a catalogue which is a container that holds information about all the items you want to advertise or sell on Facebook and Instagram.

Before you begin

Create a Facebook Page for your business if you don't have one yet.

Set up Business Manager so you can assign your catalogue to your business. 

Create a catalogue

To create a new catalogue:

Go to Commerce Manager. 
Start creating your catalogue:

North Lowestoft Men's Shed needs a shed.

We don't care what sort of state it's in. We will happily restore a structurally good building.  A place that's in need of help suits us down to the ground.

Ideally it should be big enough to house a workshop, have some storage space and preferably some outside space, with parking or parking nearby. 

We're north of Lake Lothing, so in the north.

Sheds can be anything the members want them to be, but a shed offers a meeting place where like-minded people can meet up, share worries, pleasures and ideas.

Usually, but not exclusively, the members are retired men and possibly feeling a little isolated. They are about having fun, sharing skills and knowledge, about having a renewed sense of purpose and belonging, without the need to feel any pressure.

A Shed is about filling needs, creating a community and maybe about helping others as well

Pink Orange food kits (to include activity packs) are returning across Norfolk and Suffolk for the school holidays:

If families live in Suffolk and their children receive free school meals… then it’s time to register for their Easter delivery service. 

Should you have any questions or need assistance please  call/text the Pink Orange Team :  07553894233 | email hello@pinkorange.co.uk  

Contact us regarding registrations.

WEBSITE LINK : The Pink Orange is part of Access Community Trust

Becky Norris 

The first rule of Dad Club?  Tell any dads/partners/step-parents about it!

Being a father and supporting a birth parent is very rewarding but also very challenging.

Come and join the team to talk parenting. Share some experiences and what works for you.