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This interactive Saxmundham community development website (www.saxcom.org.uk) focuses on promoting local voluntary and community groups, and partnerships, who serve the local IP17 post code area, in the Suffolk Coastal district of East Suffolk.

It also helps those local residents looking for sources of information, news, advice and support for local needs, as met by the local voluntary and community groups.

To study a map of the Saxmundham IP17 Community area, please click here.

The navigation buttons above not only provide information to you (eg news, calendar of events) but also the option of expressing your views through the poll or contacting us with your information and news (via the Contact page).

Above all this website provides a Resource Centre listing of the various local voluntary and community groups with their contact details and a short description of their service capability.

And if you're not sure where to possibly find what you're looking for, you can always use the "Search" page to automatically search the the entire website contents!

This Saxmundham IP17 Community website is regularly updated but we cannot be held accountable for its accuracy, as this world is ever changing.Please use the contact information provided to verify third party information.If you discover any changes please be sure to use the Contact page to let us know!

If you're a local voluntary or community group, in the Saxmundham IP17 area, and your details are not listed,need to be enhanced or have changed, please let us know.We will also publish your news and events - free of charge - just use the contact page...

This website has been established to promote diversity and encourage a supportive, inclusive and thriving Saxmundham community.It is non sectarian, non denominational and non political.

The Government believes that the "third sector" is a vital component of a modern healthy society. The Third Sector is made up of organisations that are not fully in the private or public sector. The Government defines the third sector as non-governmental organisations which are value-driven and which principally reinvest their surpluses to further social environmental or cultural objectives, It includes voluntary and community organisations, charities, social enterprises, cooperatives and mutuals.

Where a parish council has its own website a web link has been included in the parish listing above - shown in blue in place of white.

This website is sponsored by PASTEL.