Come, select the supplies you need and take away a bag full of essential items for £2.

A weekly get together for friendship in a warm environment. We share together free hot drinks with cake and chat in an informal setting.

BEAM is a peer to peer support group for birth mothers apart from their children (eg adoption, foster care, SGO). We have face to face meetings for mothers in the Ipswich area and online wellbeing groups for those in other parts of the country.

Recognising some of the isolation and loneliness which might be experienced after someone we love dies, or after other big life and relationship losses, Bridge Church are offering a Bereavement and Loss Café. A small team from Bridge will be there to listen to you if you need to talk and you would be very welcome if you would like to join us.

Tackles your insurmountable debts to become debt free. This is a free confidential service.

Money impacts all areas of our lives: what we can or can’t afford, our relationships, what we eat, our health and wellbeing and much more. Your local CAP Life Skills is a friendly group where you’ll gain practical skills and discover new ways to live for a brighter future.

We are running each Tuesday 9:15am through to 12noon. We offer a warm space, refreshments and tea/coffee and light refreshments. £1 charge.

An opportunity for men to meet up for refreshments and a chat. Sharing the love of Jesus through hospitality and friendship. Especially for men who may be feeling lonely or isolated but open to all who are interested in companionship.

At The Peace Cafe we offer a warm space, activities for children, tea/coffee and light refreshments, internet access and wellbeing support or activities. Free NHS Health Check on the following days:- 5th June; 10th July; 7th August and 11th September.

A relaxed, friendly environment for all abilities, from no English to proficient, to come and chat, learn and laugh together.

The perfect place to pop in for a cuppa and a chat. Free hot and cold drinks and light refreshments are available.

We offer a warm space, activities for children, tea/coffee and light refreshments and internet access.

FIND is a Suffolk charity which supports all those in need, regardless of faith or circumstance.

Family First is a Christian charity which seeks to increase parents and carers confidence, social support networks and mental wellbeing. Our vision is to see families that are resilient, thriving and happy.

Hope Community Lounge Cafe is open to everyone. It's a place to meet, chat and chill over great value food which is served every Thursday lunchtime between 12-00 and 2-00pm. For those who wish to join in, there are crafts and other activities throughout the afternoon. Just come along to the Hope Centre. You'll always be welcome.

Free service available to all every day of the week, delivered on the street.

A world where mental and emotional health is understood and accepted, with safe and supportive communities for everyone to grow and flourish.

Mentoring by positive role models to help recently released prisoners make a fresh start

Our mission is ‘to equip refugees and migrants with the language skills needed to integrate into the local community and culture’. We provide high quality lessons on Thursdays in term time, for students from Beginners to Entry Level 3. We have a creche for pre-school children and offer a free lunch to all students. Minimal fees apply.

This Together For Ipswich Sphere seeks to envision, equip and coordinate the various Ipswich churches that are responding to the needs of our local refugee and asylum seeking communities.

Serving delicious coffee, tea, and snacks. Pop in if you’re looking for a place to relax, work, or study. If you want to meet new people, or just talk to a friendly face, we are here for you.

We supply cupboard essential, fridge food, fruit/ veg, confectionary, bakery goods and toiletries at the low cost of £3 for a family under two people or £5 for a family over three. Each visitor is also are welcome to enjoy a free coffee from the River Cafe.

Route 2 Freedom is a recently established project to help those suffering from addictions, homelessness and other challenges find freedom from the past and an opportunity to be the people they were always meant to be.

Stay and play group for all pre-schoolers and their adults. There is no charge and free refreshments for children and adults

Free youth club run by 4YP at Rushmere Baptist Church. For age: 10 to 16years. Free club, activities, snacks, games, crafts

We offer a warm space, signposting to other services, tea/coffee and light refreshments, wellbeing support / activities and optional opportunities for faith exploration.

Safe Harbour invites non-Christians to get involved in church and mission. Our mission is to be a safe harbour for anyone who has been battered and bruised by the storms of life.

The Safe Harbour Top Up Shop is one of the many shops organised by a number of Anglican Churches in Ipswich. Come, select the supplies you need and take away a bag full of essential items for £2. No referral or qualification required.

A 3 course lunch for all ages but mainly for those who would like some company and conversation. £5 charge.

School Chaplains work in schools and local communities to provide spiritual and pastoral support to the young people and members of staff that they meet. We also offer activities and residential trips for children and young people at our activity centre, just outside of Ipswich. Activities include, archery, kayaking, raft-building, laser tag and zip wire to name a few! Groups can come for day trips or book residential stays. Get in touch for more details.

This project provides supported accommodation for those who would otherwise be homeless. Unlike other supported accommodation, Selig Suffolk Springboard has a focus on empowering our residents to end their homelessness by working. This project aims to help residents move out in to their own rented accommodation within 6-9 months. Staff are employed to enable residents to achieve this. Our volunteers share life skills and host / cook communal meals.

Everyone has the right to a home and churches have the power to address the tragedy of homelessness in their community. Hope into Action Suffolk partners with local churches to enable them to house and support people of all faiths and none, all ethnicities and sexualities who have become homeless. We provide supported accommodation for up to 2 years.

Free group for young people at high school

The St Francis Top Up Shop is one of the many shops organised by a number of Anglican Churches in Ipswich. Come, select the supplies you need and take away a bag full of essential items for £2. No referral or qualification required.

St John's Top Up Shop is one of the many popup shops organised by a number of Anglican Churches in Ipswich. Come, select the supplies you need and take away a bag full of essential items for £2. No referral or qualification required.

Come, select the supplies you need and take away a bag full of essential items for £2.

The St Mary Le Tower Top Up Shop is one of the many popup shops organised by a number of Anglican Churches in Ipswich. Come, select the supplies you need and take away a bag full of essential items for £2. No referral or qualification required.

The St Mary's Stoke Top Up Shop is one of the many popup shops organised by a number of Anglican Churches in Ipswich. Come, select the supplies you need and take away a bag full of essential items for £2. No referral or qualification required.

Come, select the supplies you need and take away a bag full of essential items for £2.

Come, select the supplies you need and take away a bag full of essential items for £2.

The St Thomas The Apostle Top Up Shop is one of the many popup shops organised by a number of Anglican Churches in Ipswich. Come, select the supplies you need and take away a bag full of essential items for £2. No referral or qualification required.

This is a charge for this service. Music therapy is about using the creativity of music to help people who may be struggling with physical, cognitive or mental health issues. We provide specialist support for children and adults with ASD, anxiety, PTSD and other conditions. Music therapy is like a form of counselling without using words.

Together For Ipswich is helping coordinate the Ipswich response to the refugee crisis in Ukraine, by joining needs to resources.

Every Wednesday from 10am-12.30pm, our Lantern Room becomes a community space for a variety of hobbies and activities. Anyone is welcome to share a hobby or skill and anyone is welcome to join a workshop or activity. They are all free. Or you can come to relax and chat, or to enjoy the peace in our quiet area and prayer space.

TK (Talitha Koum) is an Ipswich based charity whose mission is to reach out with love, compassion and practical support to vulnerable women.

Free breakfast in a warm and friendly environment.

The Table is a monthly event where we serve a free two course meal for those in the community.

Tots plus provides a meeting point for parents or carers of children aged 0 - school age. The children engage in play and activities while the parents and carers socialise and enjoy coffee provided by the helpers. £1.50 per family for the morning.

St Farncis and St Clare have a mums and tots group on Hawthorn Drive. All are welcome, not necessary to book in, just come along.

Enjoy free tea, coffee and cakes. Meet new friends. Head our for a short walk or stay inside and chat.

Ipswich Town Pastors go out on the streets of Ipswich each Friday and Saturday night, looking out for people who may have drunk too much or have got themselves into difficulties or who are vulnerable. Our main work is to keep people safe until help arrives, or get them to a taxi.

The Triangle Church Top Up Shop is one of the many shops organised by a number of Anglican Churches in Ipswich. Come, select the supplies you need and take away a bag full of essential items for £2. No referral or qualification required.

We offer a warm space, signposting to other services, tea/coffee/soup and light refreshments and board games/gentle activities and a space to chat.

Conversation, games, puzzles and colouring. Serving tea/coffee and light refreshments.

We believe in a world where every young person has the opportunity to reach their full potential. Youth Connect is a new project based in east Ipswich that provides skill-based sessions, mental health support groups and mentoring for young people aged 14-25. The aim of Youth Connect is to help young people see potential in themselves by supporting them through 1:1 intervention and by giving them the opportunity to try new things.

Free, confidential advice is provided on a wide range of issues including employment, debt, benefits, consumer disputes andfamily law.