Virtual Leaflet Rack

This is a list of organisations we might work with or refer people to. You can visit any of their websites by clicking on their name below. The websites will open in a new window.

For convenience they are grouped into categories – clicking on the category name will take you to the list of organisations in that category.

GamFam (charity providing awareness and support to anyone affected by gambling harms, directly or indirectly, from those with lived experience).

Gam Fam Leaflets:

Iceni Ipswich (Working with families affected by substance misuse)

Turning Point – (Drug & Alcohol Services)

Turning Point Leaflets:

Citizens Advice

Government Services

Housing Related Support in Suffolk

Relate Counselling – Support to build better relationships with partners, family & children

Samaritans

Suffolk Care Services Directory 

Suffolk Credit Union

Suffolk Libraries

Small Good Stuff  – Providing small care organisations with care or support and information, publicity and access to a friendly network.

Suffolk Observatory (data, statistics and reports all about Suffolk)

Volunteer Suffolk

The Blue Cross  – (Relocating homeless pets)

Cinnamon Trust – (Pet Care Services for older people)

Dogs Trust Canine Cared For – (Canine care when an owner becomes seriously ill or passes away)

Our Special Friends (website) (Enhancing human wellbeing through animal companionship) Our Special Friends (‘Introduction To’ PDF July 2021)

RSPCA

Suffolk Animal Rescue – (Dog Rescue)

Creative Arts East  – (Arts and cultural activities to rural communities across East Anglia)

Dance East

Suffolk Artlink (Charity to improve quality of life for young, old & disabled)

Suffolk Libraries

Suffolk Community Services Directory

Befriending Scheme  Friendship and learning opportunities for vulnerable people (16yrs+) across Suffolk

Community Action Suffolk – Buddy Up

Independent Age  regular phone calls with their volunteers

Reengage – Call Companions

SilverLine  telephone friendship

SilverSurfers community and chat

Suffolk Libraries – Phone A Friend

Voluntary Network Befriending Service

Bike Active North Suffolk (BANS) – (Charity for adults to gain confidence, strength, or those with neurological or physical disabilities)

Easy Going Trails (18 mapped, easy to follow trails to make countryside walking accessible).

Fit Villages (Project supporting rural communities to set up physical activity sessions).

Green Light Trust (Nature inspired wellbeing courses and programmes).

Inspire Suffolk (Offering as many people as possible the chance to play sport regardless of age, gender, ability or background).

Mens Sheds (A place to pursue practical interest and make social connections).

Sport England (Giving everyone the chance to benefit from sporting activity).

U3A (Bringing together older people to develop their interests and continue learning in a friendly and informal way).

Waveney Sailability (Sailing opportunities for those with impaired health or disabilities).

Wheels for All -(For adults with disabilities and long term illness)

Women Like Me (Weekly group sessions open to women, providing a place for them to just be themselves, share life experiences, to learn, laugh and grow together. Allotment sessions in Lowestoft, Kessingland & Beccles. Also co-ordinating Garden Angels

Apprenticeships Suffolk

Business Support Helpline – Advice & Financial support from government backed schemes)

Business Companion – Trading Standards Law Explained (via Trading Standards UK)

Business Continuity

Farm Crisis Network – (confidential, national helpline for farmers & families from the farming community)

Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution

ActivLives ICare Community Project 

ActivFriends Group – (Social group for those living with Dementia and their carers)

Carer’s Cafe – (Monthly cafe in Eye  for those living with Dementia & their carers)

Carents Guides – (Online support for children caring for their elderly parents)

Carers Q & A  (Norfolk & Suffolk Foundation Trust’s dedicated email to support carers)

Christies Care (Live-In care, short term care and hourly visiting services)

Suffolk Care Services Directory

Suffolk Family Carers

Suffolk Young Carers

Air Cadets

Bernado’s Emotional Wellbeing Helpline Service

Childline – (free, confidential helpline that supports children)l

Young Crimestoppers

Family Lives Support Line and advice on a wide range of family issues.

Families Together  Suffolk Leaflet

Families Together Suffolk  – Group for families around Suffolk 

Get Safe Online Free expert advice on safeguarding children online. Partnered with the UK Gov National Crime Agency.

HomeStart A local community network of trained volunteers and expert support helping families with young children through their challenging times.

Home Start – Walk and Talk Group – Halesworth

Home Start – Walk and Talk Group – Carlton Marshes

Kooth – (Free Anonymous online mental health & wellbeing support for young people)

NSPCC – Keeping children safe online

Ormiston Families  – Better Futures 

Princes Trust

Suffolk Young Carers

4YP – Suffolk Young People’s Health Project

Playing Out (Making our streets places for children to play)

Sharing Parenting

Information Services:

The Source – (Information, Advice and sources of support for young people in Suffolk)

Suffolk Info-link

– (Directory of information & services across Suffolk)

Adnams Community Trust Grants

Community Action Suffolk

Community Oil Buying Scheme:

          Click to read leaflet 

Click to register 

Cost Of Living Support Leaflet

Fit Villages – (a community-driven initiative to improve the health and well-being of people in rural Suffolk)

The Friendly Bench

History Begins At Home

Suffolk Community Foundation

Suffolk Good Neighbour Network – (Voluntary groups who support those in need of help in their community)

ACT Anglia Care Trust (Supporting & safeguarding children and vulnerable adults)

Action Fraud (National fraud and cyber crime reporting centre).

Crimestoppers

Cyber Aware (UK Gov advice on how to stay secure online during coronavirus).

Emergency Planning

Get Safe Online

MASH -Multi Agency Safeguarding Hub (Suffolk County Council -Supporting people at risk from abuse)

Medaille Trust (Refuge and Freedom from Modern Slavery)

Neighbourhood Watch & Police Connect

Safeguarding Adults

Suffolk Fire & Rescue Service

Suffolk ‘Fire Safety In Your Home’ leaflet and QR code link to the “Check if you are eligible for a visit” page

Suffolk Police

The Little Book of Big Scams – 5th Edition (ucl.ac.uk)

Victim Support and Norfolk and Suffolk Victim Care

Autism Anglia

Beach Wheelchairs (East Suffolk Council dedicated email address

Bike Active North Suffolk (BANS) – (Charity for adults to gain confidence, strength, or those with neurological or physical disabilities)

Crohn’s & Colitis UK – Advice for Blue Badge applicants

DAB Disability Advice Bureau Ipswich

DANES Disability Advice North East Suffolk

DAS Disability Advice Service East Suffolk

Dyslexia – Suffolk Dyslexia Association

East Anglian DriveAbility (Specialises in enabling outdoor mobility)

Ipswich Disabled Advice Bureau

Parkinson’s UK

Remap (Custom made equipment)

RNIB (Support for a range of sight conditions)

Visit England (Accessible accommodation)

Wheels for All -(For adults with disabilities and long term illness)

Waveney Sailability  (Sailing opportunities for those with impaired health or disabilities).

Alumah (Supporting those affected by domestic abuse).

Brave Futures (Previously known as ‘Fresh Start, New Beginnings’ – specialist support service for children and young people who have experienced sexual abuse).

Ferns, The (Free support for those affected by sexual abuse).

Iceni Ipswich (Working with families affected by substance misuse and those who cause harm within relationships).

  • The Venta Programme Understanding and taking responsibility for harmful behaviour in intimate relationships

Leeway (An independent charity providing support and safe houses to adults, young people and children who are experiencing domestic abuse in Norfolk and Suffolk).

Mankind (Support for male victims of domestic abuse and domestic violence. PDF/Printable leaflet)

Suffolk Rape Crisis Helpline (For anyone identifying as female aged 14+ and who in any way has been affected by sexual violence at any point in their lives).

Survivors In Transition (Support for adults who experienced sexual abuse in childhood and men who have experienced sexual violence in adulthood).

Womens Aid Refuge – Bury St Edmunds

Suffolk flooding guide front cover

  • East Suffolk Council: 0800 440 2516 – out of hours emergencies, including housing issues.
  • Mid Suffolk District Council: 0808 168 7794 – out of hours emergencies, including housing issues.
  • Babergh District Council: 0808 168 7794 – out of hours emergencies, including housing issues.
  • West Suffolk District Council: 01284 763252 – out of hours emergency service.
  • Ipswich Borough Council: 01473 433444 – 0ut of hours emergency service.

Suffolk County Council update 10.11.2023 on financial aid for flood affected Suffolk properties

Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Council Flooding Support

East Suffolk Council Flooding Support

Framlingham Flooding Support

Babergh & Mid Suffolk – Flood damage items collection service

Blue Pages – Directory of purpose made flood protection products (as advised on the SCC website)

Citizens Advice – Dealing with flooding in a rented home

Cleaning up your home after a flood

Green Suffolk – Flood Risk and Surface Water Management Plans and more

Insurance – Flood Re (Guide and links to insurance companies that can offer affordable polices under the scheme if your home is at risk of flooding).

Insurance – ABI (Advice from the Association of British Insurers about recovering from a flood and how your insurance company will respond: PDF guide)

Live Flood Map – Check for flooding

Shelter – Housing support of your home is flooded

Sign up to free flood warnings

Suffolk County Council – Flood Recovery Information

Suffolk Prepared – Suffolk Resilience Forum – risk and advice plans on flooding

Safe Suffok Renters – Know your rights 

500 Suffolk Reasons – members can nominate someone to receive a crisis payment

ActivSheds

Alzheimer’s Society

Anglia Care Trust – Supported Hospital Discharge Service 

Autism Anglia

Autism and ADHD Lifestyle Zone 

Befriending Networks

Barnardo’s Phoneline Service & SCC Children and Young People’s Emotional Wellbeing Hub (East and West Suffolk)

Breast Cancer Now Website 

Breast Cancer – Primary Care Support

Breast Cancer -Secondary Care Support

British Heart Foundation

Carers Q & A NSFT dedicated email 

Cervical Screening Advice & Information

Compassion – Support for women of Domestic Abuse

Dementia Adventure (Supported holidays and adventures)

Dental (NHS)

Drop in coffee morning (Sudbury) – Supportive space for women of Domestic Abuse

Drop in Coffee & Chat (Stowmarket) – Supportive space for women of Domestic Abuse

East Anglian Air Ambulance

Falls Prevention

Feel Good Suffolk – Health & Wellbeing

Give Blood

Green Light Trust (Nature inspired wellbeing)

The Good Grief Trust – Help & Support with Bereavement

Healthwatch Suffolk

Hearing Advisory Service (and Hearing Aid Clinics, Suffolk)

Heart Support Suffolk – Upbeat

Iceni Post – Health & Wellbeing (News & Events for Suffolk & Norfolk)

Macmillan Cancer Support

Menopause & Me Project – Support tor Menopause & Perimenoause

3 Neuro Cafes – Monthly Drop Ins (PDF Links below)

Organ Donation

Ransome Mobility

Red Cross

Recovery College Leaflet – Free educational courses on wellbeing/mental health recovery.

Richmond Fellowship (Mental health charity)

RNIB

Suffolk Care Services Directory 

Suffolk Family Carers

Suffolk Hearing Advisory Service Monthly Social 

SFC Looking after someone who is in hospital Leaflet 

SCF – Identifying Carers Leaflet 

Suffolk Primary Care Trusts

Suffolk Sight (Support for those affected by sight loss and visual impairment).

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Stop Smoking

Stroke Association

Therapy Directory

Trans+ Support Service

Unscene Singers Workshop – For those visually impaired 

Women;s Drop-in Coffee & Chat – For female Domestic Abuse Survivors 

Mental Health & Wellbeing:

Suffolk Mind

SPOT Wellbeing

Well Minds Booklet from East Suffolk Council 

Yana (Rural mental health support)

Anglia Care Trust – Reducing Living Costs Advice

Citizens Advice for Social Housing Tenants – Get help with landlords/repair problems

Community Oil Buying Scheme

Dora Brown – Free decluttering/organising service for women + families suffering hardship of any kind (financial, mental health, abuse).

Government Grants for Park Homes   – ECO4 Scheme  – Bubba Energy

Lofty Heights (Specialist home decluttering and clearance, working closely with NHS, local authorities and housing associations to support vulnerable community members).

Meals on Wheels Suffolk

Medequip (Alarm Pendants).

Priority Services Register 

Suffolk Mind Supported Housing (Supported accommodation and mental health recovery approaches).

Solo Housing (Support housing & lodgings for single people including supported accommodation for young people).

Surviving Winter Campaign

Surviving Winter Leaflet

Safe Suffok Renters – Know your rights 

Warm Homes Suffolk Warm Feeling Fund

Warm Homes Healthy People

Wiltshire Farm Foods

Armed Forces Veterans Card

British Legion

Cassiobury Court (Armed forces veterans drug & alcohol rehab)

Combat2Coffee (Purposeful rehabilitation, training and outreach for veterans)

RAF Association

RAF Benevolent Fund – Help for Veterans

RAF Benevolent Fund Guide to Services 

PTSD 999 (Support for serving, retired & voluntary emergency services people and their family & friends)

SSAFA (Forces help)

Suffolk Refugee Support Supporting refugees and asylum seekers in Suffolk – Contact Details PDF

Discover Suffolk walk/cycle

EAD Regional Transport Hub (Advice & support on transport and activity accessibility for those who can no longer drive, or have never driven, to help relieve isolation).

Guide to travelling with a medical condition

Suffolk Community Travel

Suffolk Transport Road & Rail

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