Freebridge Community Housing has awarded �5,000 to community and voluntary groups in West Norfolk, via its community fund.
Little Oaks Pre-School, Stoke Ferry which was given �1,000 to provide a sensory room for children.
Forward Day Centre in King's Lynn which has been awarded �500 towards equipping a sensory support room.
funding is Sing Your Heart Out - West which has been set up to benefit those with mild mental ill health, anxiety or depression, and their families and carers has received �500.
Freebridge has also donated �750 to allow the National Osteoporosis Society, King's Lynn & District Group to launch a second exercise group for people diagnosed with osteoporosis.
The Stop-Start Group, a free support group which offers support to female survivors of childhood sexual abuse, has been given �1,000 towards the cost of a laptop and operational costs.
Terrington Community Fund has received �750, while Downham Market Water Festival received �500.
The Freebridge Community Fund was established in 2010 to support community activity. Applications are assessed by a panel of staff and tenants. Freebridge paid �30,000 into the fund last year, attracting �12,500 in government match-funding.
Freebridge chief executive Tony Hall said: 'We set up the fund to support projects which have a positive impact within our local communities and these groups are all worthy recipients of funding.
'We are committed to supporting organisations, and working with partners, to make a difference within West Norfolk and I am sure that this funding will help the recipients to do just that.'
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