Community and Lifestyle

Phone Number: 01737 363222

Address: ., Halesworth, IP19 8bx

Website: https://www.c-r-y.org.uk/

Green Print

Phone Number: 07769 366953

Address: Riverside, 4 Canning Road , Lowestoft, NR33 0EQ

Website: https://www.eastsuffolk.gov.uk/environmental-services/east-suffolk-greenprint-forum/greenprint-forum-events

Kirkley Pantry is a project supporting residents in the local area with its social supermarket. For a small weekly subscription of £3.50, members of this pantry will be able to buy food, including fresh fruit and vegetables and store cupboard favourites, to the value of £15 to £20 or more.

Phone Number: 01502 589112

Address: Kirkley Pantry St. Peter's Road , Lowestoft, NR33 0ED

Website: http:// kirkleypantry@gmail.com

Kirkley People's Forum is a People's Health Trust Initiative called The Local Conversation, which helps to support local residents make their community an even better place to live. Bringing people together by organising local events in Kirkley. Helping to support our community through community grants in Kirkley. Engaging with and listening to what our residents want in Kirkley.

Phone Number: N/A

Address: The Kirkley Centre, 154 London Road South, Lowestoft, NR33 0AZ

Website: https://kirkleypeoplesforum.org.uk

Lowestoft Men's Shed is a community project which offers a meeting place where like-minded people can meet up, share worries, pleasures and ideas. It allows members to share 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.

Phone Number: None.

Address: Denmark Road, Lowestoft, NR32

Website: https://lowestoftoldandnow.org/full/landingpage/north-lowestoft-mens-shed

Pakefield Pastures

Phone Number: 07834 910714

Address: Pakefield, Lowestoft, NR33 7AY

Website: https://www.farmgarden.org.uk/cy

Re-Utilise are dedicated to diverting clean waste away from landfill, making it available to be transformed into works of art or creative play. The ‘Scrap Store’ is full of items such as fabric, vinyl, plastic and even leather. These items are perfect for schools, clubs or individuals to transform into works of art, crafts or just let your imagination run wild. Re-Utilise is also part of the national Community RePaint scheme and is a not for profit membership based organisation. All profits are used to provide craft workshops for children and adults who would not normally be able to access them. If you would like to know more please use the contact them on the how to help page or email direct to : admin@re-utilise.com or check Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Reutilise20/

Phone Number: 07599 541828

Address: Tennyson Road, Lowestoft, NR32 1PT

Website: https://re-utilise.com

Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service is looking for on-call firefighters to join them

Phone Number: 01473 260588

Address: Endeavour House, 8 Russell Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 2BX

Website: https://suffolk-firefighters.co.uk/on-call-firefighter/

Walking and Cycling Suffolk offer free walking, cycling and wheeling activities to keep you well and active in Lowestoft. A new collection of digital walks is also available for free on the 'Go Jauntly' walking app which includes waterside routes and park trails in the Lowestoft area.

Phone Number: 01473 260060

Address: Lowestoft, Suffolk, NR32 4PR

Website: https://walkingandcyclinginsuffolk.org.uk/lowestoft/

A network of Warm Rooms is open across east Suffolk to provide a safe, welcoming space for anyone struggling with heating costs during the colder winter months. Locations include everything from community halls and churches to leisure centres and pubs, each providing a warm space, hot drinks and an opportunity to connect with other members of the local community. The network of 30 Warm Rooms can be found across the east Suffolk area - with several venues planning free, independently funded activities, ranging from books and games to film showings, allowing people to not only stay warm but also connect with others in the community, reducing isolation and loneliness. Help and advice will be available on subjects such as reducing energy costs and managing finances, while East Suffolk District Council will also be working with the Rural Coffee Caravan to identify and support Warm Spaces in more rural communities. https://www.eastsuffolk.gov.uk/assets/Community/Ease-the-Squeeze/Network-of-Warm-Rooms.pdf or https://ruralcoffeecaravan.org.uk/

Phone Number: 0333 016 2000

Address: Various, Across Suffolk, -

Website: https://www.eastsuffolk.gov.uk/assets/Community/Ease-the-Squeeze/Network-of-Warm-Rooms.pdf