NORFOLK COMMUNITY FOUNDATION — grant history

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Latest income

£7.3m

Grants listed (FY2025)

Listed grants total

£1.1m

Accounts grants total

£5.9m

listed grants do not fully reconcile with the accounts total — list may be partialextracted from its FY2025 accounts

Cross-checked against the funder’s own 360Giving open-data publication: 12 of 34 grants we extracted from its FY2025 accounts match a published grantee by name (35%), and 0 also match on amount within 2%. Differences usually reflect accounting-year vs award-date timing and grants the accounts aggregate. Published 360Giving grants in the file: 35.

Application guidance — from the funder’s own website

How to apply: Submit your online application by selecting ‘apply online’ at the bottom of the relevant fund’s webpage. If you are unable to apply online, please contact us and we will be able to assist. It may take up to 6 weeks to be informed of the outcome of your application.
What they don’t fund: We cannot fund the following: Reimbursement (funding activities that have already taken place), Projects primarily benefitting people outside of Norfolk, Contributions to general appeals, Development to land/buildings which the applicant does not have a legal interest in, The costs associated with applying for planning permission, Activities solely supporting animal welfare, Activities solely supporting religious/political activity, Medical research and equipment, In-school activities that take place in curriculum/ classroom time.

Summarised from www.norfolkfoundation.com · www.norfolkfoundation.com/funding/ · www.norfolkfoundation.com/funding-support/grants/groups/ on 14/08/2026. Always check the funder’s site before applying.

Credited as a funder by

Charities that name this funder on their own websites (website claims, separate from the accounts-extracted grants below).

MY PERIOD LTD “Thanks to funding from the Norfolk Community Foundation , My Period has donated a supply of free period products and per”
HOPE AFTER SUICIDE LOSS “Supported by Norfolk Community Foundation through:”
NORFOLK CITIZENS ADVICE “We are grateful for the support of the Norfolk Community Foundation and the funders that work through NCF.”
THE BIRCHAM CENTRE “Our enormously grateful thanks to the Norfolk Offshore Wind Farms Community Fund from RWE, through Norfolk Community Fou”
OFF THE RECORD COUNSELLING SERVICE (NORFOLK) LIMITED “Off The Record appreciate the support they have had over the last year from individual fundraising efforts as well as ch”
KEEPING ABREAST “we were able to produce with thanks to Production Bureau, Norfolk Community Foundation and HM Government in partnership ”
SING YOUR HEART OUT “We have a very helpful partner in the Norfolk Community Foundation (NCF) which acts as a ‘go-between’ between grant-givi”
ST. EDMUNDS SOCIETY “Norwich Community Foundation have supported us with various funds, including funding Summer Club 2024. Thank you 💙 http”
NORTH NORFOLK COMMUNITY TRANSPORT “Website supported by the Norfolk Community Foundation through The Shelroy Charitable Trust Fund”
OAK GROVE COMMUNITY CHURCH “We are so thankful and delighted that our Family Support Service has been supported by Norfolk Community Foundation thro”
THE BRIDGE PLUS+ LIMITED “Norfolk Community Foundation, who kept us going in our early days and continue to support us”

What this funder supports

Based on the register classifications and operating areas of the grant recipients we could match to the charity register (a subset of all grantees).

Causes funded

Education/training (49 grantees)
General Charitable Purposes (35 grantees)
The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty (32 grantees)
Economic/community Development/employment (31 grantees)
Disability (30 grantees)
The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of Lives (25 grantees)
Arts/culture/heritage/science (21 grantees)
Other Charitable Purposes (15 grantees)
Recreation (15 grantees)
Amateur Sport (13 grantees)

Where grantees operate

Norfolk (62 grantees)
Suffolk (17 grantees)
Cambridgeshire (7 grantees)
Throughout England (6 grantees)
Throughout England And Wales (6 grantees)
Scotland (3 grantees)
Peterborough City (3 grantees)
Central Bedfordshire (2 grantees)
Hertfordshire (2 grantees)
Essex (2 grantees)

What changed: FY2024 → FY2025

Grantees that appear, disappear or move by 50%+ between the two most recent filings that have counted grants (unverified reads are left out, so a filing whose grants are all unverified is skipped). A grantee “dropped” may simply have received a multi-year grant earlier.

Change	Grantee	FY2024	FY2025
new	THE NORFOLK COUNTY SCOUT COUNCIL	—	£50k
new	THE HAMLET CENTRE TRUST	—	£40k
new	ASD HELPING HANDS	—	£40k
new	Norfolk & Norwich SEND Association (NANSA)	—	£40k
new	SUNBEAMS PLAY	—	£38k
new	FAMILY ACTION	—	£38k
new	HOME-START NORFOLK	—	£37k
new	LOVE DEREHAM	—	£30k
down	Norfolk and Norwich Hospitals Charity (N&N)	£500k	£47k
up	THE BIRCHAM CENTRE	£25k	£41k
not listed	Inspiration Trust	£140k	—
not listed	North Norfolk CAB Diss, Thetford & District	£110k	—
not listed	CROMER CARES	£50k	—
not listed	Festival Too	£50k	—
not listed	THE ADAPTED SPORTS HUB TRUST	£50k	—
not listed	Tapping House	£50k	—
not listed	Snettisham Memorial Village Hall, Pavilion & Playing Field	£50k	—
not listed	West Norfolk Rugby Union Football Club	£50k	—

Grants made, per its accounts filings

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Recipient	Year	Amount	Purpose
Norfolk Scouts	FY2025	£50k	Towards the furtherance of Norfolk Scouting Growth and Development project.
University of East Anglia	FY2025	£50k	Second instalment of funds towards the Lasdun Wall development.
Norfolk and Norwich Hospitals Charity (N&N)	FY2025	£47k	To contribute towards Cardiac MRI software licences.
Norfolk and Norwich Hospitals Charity (N&N)	FY2025	£45k	For Dr Zia Mehmood to continue CMR research MD Thesis (UEA) from the beginning of March 2025 to the end of September 2025.
Bircham Centre	FY2025	£41k	To employ a Community Engagement Worker for 24 months.
The Hamlet Centre Trust	FY2025	£40k	To sustain and expand The Hamlet Centre’s specialist Early Years Provision for children with disabilities.
ASD Helping Hands	FY2025	£40k	To expand ASDs support offer for families of autistic children and young people in Norfolk. This project aims to provide whole-family support through a combination of funded places on established parent training courses and a new, in-house structured prog
Norfolk & Norwich SEND Association (NANSA)	FY2025	£40k	The grant would support the work of the SENsational Families Programme and will contribute to the staffing and direct project costs of the programme.
Sunbeams Play	FY2025	£38k	To set up a new social group for 6-8 year olds with SEND who are not in education.
Family Action	FY2025	£38k	This proposal brings together two complementary services (NWASS & Wellfamily) in Norfolk to deliver a structured 3-4 week parenting programme for parents across West Norfolk. This new programme will equip parents with practical strategies to understand an
Home-Start Norfolk	FY2025	£37k	This funding will provide staff and volunteers with specific training, tools and resources to deliver SEND-focused support through their whole service offer.
Love Dereham Ltd	FY2025	£30k	To contribute towards the running of their community lunch and community fridge
Red House Youth Trust	FY2025	£30k	To provide financial support through Red House’s grant making process for projects, events and opportunities for residential experiences at the property owned and run by the Trust.
The Bridge for Heroes	FY2025	£30k	To provide daily homecooked meals alongside social activities to older members of the local Armed Forces Community
Norfolk Deaf Association (t/a Hear for Norfolk)	FY2025	£30k	To combine the ‘Cuppa Care’ Project and Mobile Hearing Support Service
First Focus, Fakenham	FY2025	£30k	To contribute towards the core costs of running the First Focus Centre
Norfolk Deaf Association (t/a Hear for Norfolk)	FY2025	£30k	To combine the ‘Cuppa Care’ Project and Mobile Hearing Support Service
Carers Voice Norfolk and Waveney	FY2025	£30k	To support older unpaid carers with 1:1 advice and group sessions surrounding the cost-of-living crisis
DIAL Great Yarmouth	FY2025	£30k	To continue to provide one-to-one support to 200 older people experiencing poverty and lacking the confidence or means to access support
St Mary Magdalene PCC (Gorleston)	FY2025	£29k	To continue to contribute to the salary costs of four posts over 9 months to 31 March 2026.
GYROS	FY2025	£29k	To continue to recruit volunteers and run community sessions for isolated individuals, until 31 March 2026.
Great Yarmouth Pathway	FY2025	£29k	To continue funding the employment of the Manager, Volunteer Coordinator, Warehouse Coordinator, and Chef, to continue running sessions to support volunteer development, until 31 March 2026.
St George's Theatre Trust	FY2025	£29k	To continue to run the KYN project with Dial until March 2026.
The Shoebox Enterprises CIC	FY2025	£29k	To continue delivering and expanding Shoebox’s community activities at the new Shoebox Hub in Great Yarmouth until 31st March 2026.
Volunteer It Yourself CIC	FY2025	£29k	To deliver two additional renovation projects at community facilities in Great Yarmouth, The Bread Kitchen and On Your Side, until 31 March 2026.
Norwich Theatre	FY2025	£29k	Towards the Theatre Cares project, delivering music workshops for people with dementia and their carers/partners (three-year funding).
Gateway Vineyard	FY2025	£28k	To continue their support offer for older people in Norwich
The Bread Kitchen CIC	FY2025	£27k	To continue to engage volunteers and support them in accessible activities and volunteering, working in partnership with Shrublands, until 31 March 2026.
Reel Connections CIC	FY2025	£26k	Towards the Music on My Mind project, which is designed to encourage positive discussion around men's mental health through the shared enjoyment of music (three-year funding).
MensCraft	FY2025	£25k	To continue the Pit Stop until 31st March 2026.
Feeding Britain	FY2025	£25k	To coordinate the Nourishing Norfolk Network of food hubs
Wastesmiths CIC	FY2025	£23k	To continue the most successful elements of the KYN project (volunteer sessions, 'Playdates', seasonal celebrations and volunteer recruitment events) until 31st March 2026.
Norwich Door to Door	FY2025	£21k	To contribute to the cost of fuel for Door to Door's minibus fleet of vehicles, where destinations provide beneficiaries the opportunity to enhance wellbeing and remain socially connected
Red House Youth Trust	FY2025	£20k	To provide financial support through Red House’s grant making process for projects, events and opportunities for residential experiences at the property owned and run by the Trust.
Norfolk and Norwich Hospitals Charity (N&N)	FY2024	£500k	The Miracle Magnets for Hearts appeal is raising £1.5m for a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scanner which is capable of diagnose heart disease more accurately than x-ray tests or tubes inside the heart. The Norfolk Heart Trust have been fundraising for a new MRI Scanner for the N&N Cardiology Dept and the £500k is for the deposit for this new equipment. The payment is going to the N&N Hospitals Chairty, who are arranging the order and providing some match funding.
Inspiration Trust	FY2024	£140k	To support Inspiration Trust to provide additional reading support to pupils who are two or more years behind in their chronological reading age.
North Norfolk CAB Diss, Thetford & District	FY2024	£110k	To support the set up, running and staff costs for the first year of the new Breckland Mobile Service for affordable food.
Norfolk and Norwich Hospitals Charity (N&N)	FY2024	£65k	For the extension of the Clinical Psychology post for Cardiology at the N&N for 18 months from when the current contract finishes.
Cromer Cares	FY2024	£50k	To support 500 households with utilities assistance to the value of £100 each.
Festival Too	FY2024	£50k	To contribute to the delivery of festival activities, including 40-year celebration of Festival Too in 2025.
The Adapted Sports Hub Trust	FY2024	£50k	To support the costs associated with the first phase of progressing the building plans for a fully adapted sports hub.
The Norfolk Hospice	FY2024	£50k	To contribute £16,040 towards the installation of solar panels on the Hospice roof, and to contribute £33,960 towards general running costs.
Snettisham Memorial Village Hall, Pavilion & Playing Field	FY2024	£50k	To renovate the Snettisham Memorial Pavilion
West Norfolk Rugby Union Football Club	FY2024	£50k	To upgrade and extend the changing rooms and activity areas at the club to provide safe and appropriate facilities for all age groups and genders.
Leeway Domestic Violence and Abuse Services	FY2024	£50k	To hold a Hardship Fund for households accessing NIDAS services to apply into via their support workers.
North Runcton Cricket Club	FY2024	£50k	To contribute to phase 3 of the clubhouse refurbishment project.
The Aylsham Community Trust (TACT) Families	FY2024	£50k	To contribute to phase 3 of the clubhouse refurbishment project.
Downham Stow Cricket Club	FY2024	£50k	To extend the existing clubhouse to accommodate a larger kitchen, bar and social area.
Pandora Project	FY2024	£50k	To make direct payments of £250 to 200 clients, all in need of financial help (currently working with 128 individuals and increasing to circa 200 by the end of September).
University of East Anglia	FY2024	£50k	For the Centre for Advanced Environmental Microbiology.
Creative Arts East	FY2024	£50k	To provide monthly artist-led workshops (between 2024-2029) for older people experiencing ill health and/or loneliness in Hunstanton and Great Massingham.
Caring Together Charity	FY2024	£50k	To support up to 221 households with grants for either school uniforms or household essentials.
The Purfleet Trust	FY2024	£50k	To provide £100 store credit for 340 members of The Purfleet Pantry, support 100 households with £80 of school uniform costs, and provide 70 beds via House 2 Home.
Watlington Parish Council	FY2024	£49k	To construct a new sports pavilion at the Recreation Ground in Watlington
Downham Stow Cricket Club	FY2024	£48k	To install an artificial all-weather cricket training facility.
Docking Playing Fields Association	FY2024	£48k	To resurface and replace the current tennis court, which is no longer suitable for use, with a new Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) surface.
Thornham Village Hall and Playing Field Ltd	FY2024	£48k	To build a new Sports Pavilion to replace the 50 year old wooden structure
Age Connected Great Yarmouth	FY2024	£46k	To support older people in Great Yarmouth with winter warmth essentials, food and clothing costs.
The Garage Trust Ltd	FY2024	£44k	To sustain and develop The Workshop’s inclusion work in West Norfolk, including Creative Foundations and three co-design projects.
St Edmunds Society	FY2024	£44k	Towards delivering the 2-week Summer Programme and supporting students with uniform, PPE, hygiene and stationary packs, £100 vouchers, and an amazon tablet.
DIAL Great Yarmouth	FY2024	£44k	To deliver their specialist money, debt, employment and benefit advice services to local residents.
Access Community Trust	FY2024	£42k	Distribute 500 essential ingredient kits, which contain a slow cooker associated recipe books/cards and an ingredient pack.
Opening Doors	FY2024	£42k	To deliver 28 ‘Let’s talk about money’ group sessions for adults with learning disabilities, provide 1:1 in-depth ‘advice and action’ support programme for adults most at risk, and distribute 180 emergency packs.
The Feed Foundation	FY2024	£40k	To fund the Support and Advice Pilot project
Pandora Project	FY2024	£40k	To cover the salary for a senior support worker. As well as for some running costs, such as staff mileage, phone contracts and room hire
King's Lynn Festival Ltd.	FY2024	£39k	To begin a young people's participation programme with school students and families called Bridging the Gap.
Gateway Vineyard	FY2024	£37k	To support a number of requests, including back to school microgrants for 207 pupils in the Hellsedon and Thorpe area, emergency hygiene kits, community meals and transport, and an event to support mothers through the Growkids project.
The Norfolk Hospice	FY2024	£34k	To install solar panels on the Hospice roof to reduce energy costs and improve efficiency.
NR5 Project - Future Projects	FY2024	£30k	To deliver a programme of support to help ease the impact of the cost of living crisis.
The Forum Trust	FY2024	£30k	To develop and perform a theatrical production based on local food science research for reception and primary school students, and provide follow up workshops and resources.
Dereham Aid Centre	FY2024	£30k	Most of the funding is to purchase of supermarket vouchers for service users and a small proportion to help with transport costs
The Purfleet Trust	FY2024	£30k	To contribute towards the costs of running the "Purfleet Patch" Kitchen Garden/Allotment
Soul Foundation	FY2024	£30k	To support families with school uniform vouchers and snack packs at the food hub.
Social Moments Enterprise	FY2024	£29k	To support the setup and running costs of the Broadland Mobile Food Hub for its first year of delivery.
Oak Grove Community Church	FY2024	£28k	To provide support for 142 families over the school summer holidays.
University of East Anglia	FY2024	£27k	To contribute to the childhood bone cancer research at the UEA, for the charity registered section of the UEA where the funds are used specifically on childhood bone cancer research.
St Giles Trust	FY2024	£27k	To support households in hardship through additional food allowance at the Magdalen Street Pantry, school uniforms and stationery, picnic kits and family activities, employment support, and money skills workshops.
The Bridge Plus	FY2024	£27k	To support households from ethnic minority and/or migrant backgrounds to maximise income via advice, food vouchers and a community lunch.
Helping Hands	FY2024	£26k	To provide support to 120 families across fuel, school uniform, club fees and transport and run a cookery skills course.
The Feed Enterprises CIC	FY2024	£25k	To move premises and set up a professional catering hub at the Norfolk Showground.
Red House Youth Trust	FY2024	£25k	Red House Youth Projects (Registered Charity No. 1092828) is a charitable trust which supports work with young people under the age of 21 within the County of Norfolk. This funding is to provide financial support through Red House’s grant making process for projects, events and opportunities for residential experiences at the property owned and run by the Trust.
Inspiration Trust	FY2024	£25k	To support Inspiration Trust to provide additional reading support to pupils who are two or more years behind in their chronological reading age.
Bircham Centre	FY2024	£25k	To employ a Community Engagement Worker to develop groups and activities at the Centre according to community needs.
National Literacy Trust	FY2024	£23k	To cover the cost of delivery of Reading Buddies and Take10
Hunstanton and District Foodbank	FY2024	£23k	To support struggling households of pupils of two local primary schools with energy and food vouchers, school uniform, and stationery packs.
Shrublands Youth and Adult Centre Charitable Trust	FY2024	£22k	1) To work with a local school wear provider to supply 200+ children with school uniform; 2) to provide 20 families with air fryers. Extended 17/9/24 to include winter coats for children.
SIMPLE Norfolk	FY2024	£22k	To provide financial assistance to households in the Thetford area, towards school clothing, household appliances, and essential living costs.
Norfolk Community Law Service	FY2024	£20k	To offer 200 supermarket vouchers to NCLS clients
Pandora Project	FY2024	£20k	To provide support with food or household bills for 200 women and children who have been faced with domestic abuse.
Silver Road Community Centre	FY2024	£20k	To help NR3 residents experiencing hardship with 150 x £100 supermarket vouchers, 20 air-fryers and 20 slow-cookers.
Access Community Trust	FY2024	£20k	To support 200 households with food and fuel vouchers as well as household kits designed with individual need in mind.
About with Friends	FY2024	£20k	To support 200 households with food and fuel vouchers as well as household kits designed with individual need in mind.
Charles Burrell Centre Ltd	FY2024	£20k	To provide 200 households with either £100 store credit to spend on their groceries and household items in the Burrell Shop or credit on their water/ energy bill/ meter key.
The Aylsham Community Trust (TACT) Families	FY2024	£20k	To support 200 households with either a supermarket voucher or a direct bank transfer to support with purchasing food or household utility bills.
Charles Burrell Centre Ltd	FY2024	£20k	To support 50 households via the Helping Hands project.
8:56 Foundation	FY2024	£20k	To support the running costs of sporting activities and the costs of two wellness retreats.
SIMPLE Norfolk	FY2024	£20k	To support 200 households with £100 supermarket vouchers, food parcels to non-mobile beneficiaries, or cash donations towards food costs.
Gateway Vineyard	FY2024	£20k	To support 200 households with £100 food support in the form of supermarket voucher.
The Feed Foundation	FY2024	£20k	To provide 200 households with £100 store credit or top up peoples fuel credit online
Kingsgate Community Church (Great Yarmouth)	FY2024	£20k	To support those in need with access to laundry and shower facilities, food, clothes, household appliances and utility bill top-ups.
Feathers Futures CIO	FY2024	£20k	To purchase 200 £100 supermarket vouchers for women accessing their services
Fresh Start Future Enterprises	FY2024	£20k	To support 200 individuals with supermarket gift cards and purchasing a fuel top up for gas and electric bills on behalf of the individuals.
Stoke Ferry Community Enterprise Limited	FY2024	£20k	To support 200 household with supermarket vouchers to the value of £100.
Helping Hands	FY2024	£20k	To provide store credit at their pantry for 200 members
North Walsham Phoenix Group	FY2024	£20k	To support 200 households with £100 of support with food costs.
Dereham Aid Centre	FY2024	£20k	To support 200 households with £100 food vouchers to use at Roys Supermarket in Dereham.
ENYP	FY2024	£20k	To support 200 households with £100 of credit for use in ENYP's social supermarket.
New Routes Integration	FY2024	£20k	To support 200 households with £100 Tesco vouchers
Westacre Arts Foundation Ltd	FY2024	£20k	To install 30 solar panels onto the Studio’s south facing roof, and to link this to the existing 30 solar panels on the shed building, and to link the 22,000 kWh combined output of both arrays to a 29 KW system of battery backup storage.
Charlotte Harvey Trust	FY2024	£20k	To support 200 members of the Watton Food Hub with £100 store credit.
Wells Community Hospital	FY2024	£20k	To support households with subsidised fresh food, school uniform and clothing, emergency fuel and essentials, information packs, and supported budgeting and job searching with a key worker.
Girlguiding Great Yarmouth Division	FY2024	£20k	To support 200 families containing a girlguider across Great Yarmouth with £100 supermarket vouchers.
The Purfleet Trust	FY2024	£20k	To provide 200 households with store credit
Norfolk Blood Bikes	FY2024	£20k	To purchase an additional motorbike, associated equipment and contribute to its running costs.
SWAN Youth Project (Norfolk)	FY2024	£20k	To contribute towards the running costs for the coming year.
Ludham PCC	FY2024	£20k	To support 200 local households with £100 grants. The applicant provide guidance alongside the grant of how this support should be used.
Volunteer It Yourself CIC	FY2023	£135k	To deliver six new projects in Great Yarmouth each involving 20 young volunteers and five mentors helping to refurbish and renovate local community venues and facilities that host community activities, services and amenities. 13/12/23 additional funding awarded to deliver a further project in Caister.
The Bread Kitchen CIC	FY2023	£128k	To open and support the running of The Feed's social supermarket and community hub on Hall Road, Norwich.
The Shoebox Enterprises CIC	FY2023	£120k	To enhance and develop their pilot from year 1 funding by increasing opportunities and support for volunteers, including opportunities to gain new qualifications.
St George's Theatre	FY2023	£113k	To employ a Community Development Worker and a Shoe Box Community Kickstarter to 'deepen the reach' of volunteer opportunities in 3 boroughs of Great Yarmouth.
Mancroft Advice Project (MAP)	FY2023	£102k	To coordinate a 3-part project. 1) connecting with others, delivered by DIAL. 2) supporting volunteers to befriend visitors and put on activities at a volunteer café. 3) helping people to connect to meaningful opportunities in their lived environment.
GYROS	FY2023	£94k	To recruit and train five young volunteer youth workers in Great Yarmouth and recruit 15 to 20 further local volunteers to lead a volunteering campaign.
Wastesmiths CIC	FY2023	£88k	To develop GYROS' volunteer scheme for 2 refugee demographic 1) aging refugees 2) refugees that have been in GY for less than 2 years.
MensCraft	FY2023	£79k	To offer 4 projects which will develop communities across GYB. Working around the themes of growing, creating, sharing and repairing, the offers are: dye gardens, mend with friends, a workshop, and a community cinema. The project will create around 300 opportunities for individuals to engage and volunteer sustainably.
Great Yarmouth Pathway	FY2023	£71k	To support more men who are chronically isolated to take part in positive activities and provide a supportive pathway into volunteering opportunities in their neighbourhoods.
St Mary Magdalene PCC (Gorleston)	FY2023	£71k	To employ a number of new positions with the aim of increasing infrastructure for volunteer development evaluation and training for the Pathway Café and the Yarmouth and Magdalene Foodbank.
Kickstart Norfolk	FY2023	£70k	To employ a series of position to increase the support infrastructure for volunteers that participate in the following church groups: 1) Bridge Hot Lunch Club and Drop in. 2) New Creative activities and gardening project at the drop-in. 3) Magpies parent, baby and toddler group. 4) Forever Young group. 5) Mags youth club. 6) Open House drop-in. 7) StMM Foodbank centre (part of the Yarmouth & Magdalen Foodbank).
Age Connected Great Yarmouth	FY2023	£69k	To support the Breckland Mobile Bus Scheme with its second year of delivery.
St Giles Trust	FY2023	£58k	To establish a telephone befriending service and a rural outreach service in Great Yarmouth District engaging 60 volunteers and reaching 100 people at risk of, or experiencing loneliness.
Earlham Community Shop CIC	FY2023	£57k	To support the ongoing staff and running costs of the Magdalen Street Pantry.
The Purfleet Trust	FY2023	£56k	To establish the Earlham Community Shop to support those in the NR5 area that are at risk of food poverty.
Afghanistan and Central Asian Association	FY2023	£53k	To develop the Purfleet Pantry into the Purfleet Pantry Social Supermarket.
Kickstart Norfolk	FY2023	£45k	To launch an Arts and Culture Hub in Great Yarmouth for young Afghan, Ukrainian and other refugees.
CAB Diss, Thetford & District	FY2023	£35k	The 2nd and 3rd instalment of Breckland Mobile Food Stores 2nd year funding.
Hub Community Project	FY2023	£35k	To develop the Shelf - the Diss Community Food Hub.
Mancroft Advice Project (MAP)	FY2023	£30k	To fund youth workers to deliver detached sessions in different locations in the rural hinterland around Fakenham where antisocial behaviour has been identified.
Red House Youth Trust	FY2023	£30k	To employ an additional youth worker for 12 hours per week to support 13-15-year-olds wanting to access the open access sessions and the Bike Kitchen project.
EP Youth	FY2023	£30k	Towards the initial set up costs of the second phase of the Wymondham Food Hub, Steps.
SWAN Youth Project (Norfolk)	FY2023	£30k	To deliver a high quality, open-access 2-hour youth group weekly for 11-16-year-olds at the Phoenix Centre in Mile Cross.
Benjamin Foundation	FY2023	£30k	To support general operational costs. Red House Youth Projects (Registered Charity No. 1092828) is a charitable trust which supports work with young people under the age of 21 within the County of Norfolk. This support is provided in two main ways: Financial support via grants for projects, events etc and opportunities for residential experiences at the property owned and run by the Trust.
Henderson Trust	FY2023	£29k	To carry out detached youth work in Watton and surrounding areas during evenings and weekends, including a 'Day Tripper' programme, and support the running of Watton Youth Club.
Soul Church Ltd	FY2023	£26k	Increase youth worker hours to expand projects supporting young people and offer free holiday activity sessions.
Matthew Project	FY2023	£26k	To contribute towards their building project.
The Norwich Centre	FY2023	£25k	To employ a qualified youth worker to organise and deliver positive activities to groups of up to 10 young people aged 13-18 who are NEET or at risk of becoming NEET.
Families Together Suffolk	FY2023	£25k	To employ an experienced counsellor to deliver counselling session to young people 18-25 with moderate to severe mental health needs.
Cup-O-T: Wellness and Therapy Services	FY2023	£23k	To roll out a package of support to families in the Waveney district who have a child (up to age 12) with ADHD, ASD or behaviours that challenge.
Norwich International Youth Project	FY2023	£20k	To continue delivery of creative psycho-therapeutic support to children and young people in North Norfolk.
Wells Sailing Club	FY2023	£20k	To deliver individual and group therapy sessions for young people transitioning out of or being discharged from a health setting/service.
Creative Support For Vulnerable Families And Children	FY2023	£20k	Installation of 40 solar PV panels and a 14.2kW battery system plus associated equipment.
The Shoebox Enterprises CIC	FY2023	£20k	To contribute to NIYP's core activities, delivering weekly groups and individual support to displaced young people.
N&N Hospitals Charity	FY2022	£76k	NHT's recent fundraising efforts have raised funds for 50% match funding of a dedicated Clinical Psychologist post for Cardiology at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital (NNUH) for two years. Norfolk and Norwich Hospitals Charity are to fund the remaining 50% and make payment to the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust to reimburse the post holder's salary in full.
Kickstart Norfolk	FY2022	£65k	To deliver the Breckland Community Food Bus project
Norwich City Council	FY2022	£62k	Norfolk and Waveney CCG wish to allocate the remaining funding to support the Place+ project in Norwich, as part of a wider piece of work that is taking place across Norfolk and Waveney. The project is to create a network of ‘Community Champions’ - individuals that have been trained to have conversations with communities about their health with the aim of supporting an increase in access to care.
Horsford C of E VA Primary School	FY2022	£50k	The fund is able to consider charitable settings, but also those in the public and private sector that can evidence their ability to provide the spaces where high need exists. £50,000 has been awarded to Horsford Primary School, which is part of Old Catton and White Woman Lane Federation, to enable them to make capital alterations to their building to allow them to create a new room to open a nursery to provide childcare and early years learning for local families.
SWAN Youth Project (Norfolk)	FY2022	£48k	To fund the set up and initial running costs of the Downham Market Food Hub.
The PCC of St Margaret with St Nicholas & St Edmund, King's Lynn	FY2022	£45k	To create a community-led local store providing everyday food at affordable prices for those living in North Lynn.
Cup-O-T: Wellness and Therapy Services	FY2022	£44k	To fund 700 hours of therapeutic services for young people with mental health needs in Breckland (200 hours), Broadland (100 hours), South Norfolk (200 hours) and West Norfolk (200 hours).
ENYP	FY2022	£44k	To launch a community supermarket in Russell St Community Centre in Heigham Grove, Norwich.
Salvation Army	FY2022	£43k	To establish a Community Food store providing low cost (well below normal retail values) fresh, ambient and long-life food, toiletries and cleaning materials.
Shrublands Youth and Adult Centre Charitable Trust	FY2022	£42k	To purchase a portacabin in order to develop the community supermarket.
EP Youth	FY2022	£40k	To support the start-up and first year operations costs of the Fakenham Food Hub.
Soul Foundation	FY2022	£37k	To support 743 households with food provided via deliveries.
New Routes Integration	FY2022	£36k	To create a network of ‘Community Champions’, individuals that have been trained to have conversations with communities about their health and support, and increase access to vaccination and wider healthcare across those experiencing greatest inequalities in Norfolk.
Red House Youth Trust	FY2022	£30k	To support general operational costs. Red House Youth Projects (Registered Charity No. 1092828) is a charitable trust which supports work with young people under the age of 21 within the County of Norfolk. This support is provided in two main ways: Financial support via grants for projects, events etc and opportunities for residential experiences at the property owned and run by the Trust.
Wellspring Family Centre	FY2022	£30k	To fund the start up costs of the Dereham Food Cabin.
Helping Hands	FY2022	£30k	To purchase a new purpose-built converted container and the equipment necessary to establish a food hub in Kenninghall.
North Walsham Phoenix Group	FY2022	£27k	To fund the set up and initial running costs of the costs of the North Walsham Community Supermarket, including fixtures and fittings, and the employment of a project manager.
Wells Community Hospital	FY2022	£25k	To employ a service and volunteer coordinator for 12 months to work on the Wells Mobile Community Supermarket.
East Coast Hospice	FY2022	£25k	To build and operate a ten bed hospice named Margaret Chadd House on the Gorleston/Hopton border, which along with daycare facilities will meet a recognised need for sustainable palliative and end of life care service in East Norfolk. ECH is now working in partnership with St Elizabeth Hospice to deliver the project.
Wells Community Hospital	FY2022	£25k	To create a mobile Community Supermarket for Wells and its surrounding villages.
Shrublands Youth and Adult Centre Charitable Trust	FY2022	£24k	To fund the preparation and installation of the Shrublands Community Food Club portacabin.
Norwich City Community Sports Foundation	FY2022	£23k	To deliver the Onside programme in Great Yarmouth, Norwich and Dereham.
Ormiston Families	FY2022	£22k	To deliver Breaking Barriers; an early intervention family support service for children and young people (4-19 yrs) affected by the imprisonment of a close relative.
Shrublands Youth and Adult Centre Charitable Trust	FY2022	£22k	To cover the staffing costs for the second year of the Shrublands Community Food Club.
Charlotte Harvey Trust	FY2022	£21k	To setup and run the Watton Food Hub for its first year
Wensum Valley Nursery School	FY2022	£21k	Works carried out at Wensum Valley Nursery School to improve facilities.
The Feed Foundation	FY2022	£20k	To open and support the running of The Feed's social supermarket and community hub on Hall Road, Norwich.
Nancy Oldfield Trust	FY2022	£20k	To adapt a motor cruiser so that it is fully accessible for those with disabilities and is powered by an electric motor.
Diocese of Norwich	FY2022	£20k	To provide grants to approximate 95 clergy to contribute towards rising energy costs.
Norfolk County Council	FY2021	£192k	To provide devices and wifi where there is need, as identified by schools across Norfolk through the 'Every Child Online' initiative.
Priscilla Bacon Hospice	FY2021	£150k	To contribute to the new hospice appeal.
Salvation Army	FY2021	£93k	To provide food aid to 1,861 struggling households across Norwich, Sheringham, Thetford, Dereham, Fakenham, Diss and North Walsham at a cost of £93,050 (£50 per household).
Norwich City Football Club	FY2021	£75k	Children With Challenges Fund have negotiated a rate with Norwich City Football Club for exclusive box hire for 3 seasons (2021-24) for children with challenges who are struggling physically or mentally.
MensCraft	FY2021	£51k	To set up and run three local Pit Stops in Great Yarmouth and train Men's Health Champions to support men adversely affected by the pandemic.
NorseCare Ltd	FY2021	£51k	To purchase a number of digital activity tables for residential care homes.
Red House Youth Trust	FY2021	£50k	To facilitate the grants that the Redhouse Trustees have agreed to make.
Priscilla Bacon Hospice	FY2021	£50k	To support the Priscilla Bacon Hospice capital appeal.
Norfolk and Waveney Mind	FY2021	£50k	To set up self-sustaining running and walking groups for people at risk of poor mental health as a result of the impact of the pandemic.
New Routes Integration	FY2021	£50k	To employ a part-time Health and Wellbeing Coordinator.
The Big C	FY2021	£50k	To pilot a 12-week programme aimed at improving the health outcomes and quality of life of cancer patients at risk of malnutrition.
Norfolk Deaf Association (t/a Hear for Norfolk)	FY2021	£50k	To support the running costs of the mobile 'Cuppa Care' project aimed at preventing or reducing loneliness and isolation.
Exercising People In Communities (EPIC) Norfolk Ltd	FY2021	£50k	To deliver a pilot digital programme to enhance the physical activity provision and recovery provided to patients who come through Adult Social Care’s Reablement Team.
DIAL Great Yarmouth	FY2021	£49k	To offer a ‘Waiting Well’ service across the (former) Great Yarmouth and Waveney CCG area
Kickstart Norfolk	FY2021	£48k	The funding to be released to Kickstart is to provide the means for fitting out, equipping and ensuring the Breckland Food Bus is ready for launch in Spring 2022, as part of the 'Nourishing Norfolk' initiative.
The Magdalene Group Norfolk	FY2021	£46k	to fund a Specialist Women’s Worker to provide gender and trauma-informed support to women experiencing mental ill-health and multiple disadvantage as a result of Covid-19, including female sex workers and victims of sexual exploitation and coercion.
Age UK Norwich	FY2021	£40k	To deliver a supported social prescribing pilot from St Stephens Gate surgery in Norwich, for older people (50+) who need additional support for their physical and mental health.
Norfolk Citizens Advice	FY2021	£29k	To deliver hardship support focused on food, fuel and other essential bills to beneficiaries countywide (not including Diss and Thetford CADAT offices).
Age UK Norfolk	FY2021	£25k	To deliver hardship assistance to those aged 50 and over and resident in Norfolk where Age UK Norfolk services have identified an eligible need.
Norfolk & Norwich SEND Association (NANSA)	FY2021	£25k	Towards purchasing and installing a garden office which will increase capacity and futureproof Nansa’s range of family services.
Norfolk Deaf Association (t/a Hear for Norfolk)	FY2021	£25k	Towards costs of purchasing and converting a vehicle to enable the mobile 'Cuppa Care' project to be rolled out countywide.
St Edmunds Society	FY2021	£25k	To convert an unused part of the building as part of a planned expansion to offer more plumbing qualifications for young people.
Flagship Housing Group	FY2021	£25k	To contribute to the costs of installing air source heating and mechanical ventilation and heat recovery systems in 12 new homes in Warham.
Norfolk County Council	FY2021	£25k	To fund The Chances Project across Norfolk.
Caring Together Charity	FY2021	£25k	To provide a counselling service focused on adult carers and recent former carers in Norfolk.
Norfolk & Norwich Association for the Blind	FY2021	£20k	To enhance and expand delivery of the telephone befriending service "Telefriends".
The Purfleet Trust	FY2021	£20k	To employ a part time employability coach to work with NEET young people (18 to 25) to equip them with the necessary skills to enter employment.
New Routes Integration	FY2021	£20k	To contribute towards internal adaptions of the premises to ensure it is fit for purpose and safe to resume face to face sessions for vulnerable members.
The Mason Trust	FY2021	£20k	To continue the Digital Youth Hub programme from 1st April 2022 for a 12 month period, with further reach in to King's Lynn and West Norfolk.

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