SUPPORT

Great Yarmouth Preservation Trust was established in 1979 as a registered charity, with a vision to preserve, safeguard and promote the cultural heritage of the local area

For  over 45 years Access Community Trust has proudly provided care and support to those at risk of homelessness and social isolation within our communities. COVID-19 has and continues to present many additional challenges for service users and the organisations that support them. The need to adapt and change at pace requires quick thinking and decisive outcomes. Access Community Trust continues to offer a multitude of wrap round services to help those most at risk within society. This brief video outlines just a handful of additional resilient support services we offer. Added: 22 September, 2023

PINK Orange is working in partnership with Norfolk County Council to provide our ingredient kits for households with children across Norfolk that need little support this Winter . 
Targeted to children, our easy to follow recipes inspire young people to learn about ingredients and how to cook them to make meals for the whole family. Our boxes are more than just food - they educate and deliver life skills for the future.

Pushforward work with those young people that others have given up on. Those that don't fit the mould of traditional education and need to be engaged differently. We use conversational education, trauma informed therapy and a practical approach when engaging young people and encouraging self belief.
We provide a specialist intensive provision for young people in a mentoring and skills development capacity that will reengage and spark an interest.
https://www.pushforward.uk/

has a great secondhand shop in the High Street, and grow stuff.  "Waveney Community Care Farm's main aim is to grow vegetables and fruit so that we can assist with the healthy eating campaign and the growing of plant"
 

To help build Women's self esteem and sense of positive well-being to ensure we feel we have somewhere to feel at peace with ourselves and comfortable to be around others.
Women Like Me are a dynamic local community group. "We have allotments in Lowestoft, Kessingland, & Beccles. Our weekly sessions are relaxed and informal. Together we set tasks for everyone to do. We aim to make the sessions fun and as interactive as you want."
 

Pushforward work with those young people that others have given up on. Those that don't fit the mould of traditional education and need to be engaged differently. We use conversational education, trauma informed therapy and a practical approach when engaging young people and encouraging self belief.
We provide a specialist intensive provision for young people in a mentoring and skills development capacity that will reengage and spark an interest.
https://www.pushforward.uk/

aimed at tackling isolation and loneliness, mental health and emotional wellbeing, physical health, financial hardship and educational attainment.