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Seckford Foundation
“We promote and support the education and care of the young and the elderly in and around the town of Woodbridge and the county of Suffolk”
News
Seckford Care launches new look at Woodbridge event for community groups
The new brand was launched at Woodbridge On Show II on Saturday 6 April, with local community groups and residents introduced... . Read More
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Ixworth Free School open new Multi Use Games Area ready for summer sporting action
Representatives of Seckford Education Trust and Ixworth Free School officially opened the School’s new all-weather sports cou... . Read MoreTwitter said: "Could not authenticate you."
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How you can help
Originally founded with a gift from a prominent Elizabethan lawyer, Thomas Seckford, the Foundation is committed to
- Enabling elderly people to lead safe, secure, independent and fulfilling lives and caring for them when in need
- Helping younger people to achieve their potential and to lead financially independent and productive lives
- Strengthening the communities in which those we support live, ensuring no-one suffers through rural isolation
Although proud of our history we do not live in the past; on the contrary the trustees regularly revisit our aims and aspirations to make sure they remain relevant and achieve maximum impact in the 21st century.
Seckford Care
The hub of our work with and for older people is based at the Seckford Almshouses where we offer sheltered, very sheltered, residential accommodation and day care services enabling older people to lead safe, secure, independent and fulfilling lives.
Woodbridge School
Young people and education have been in our DNA for more than 350 years. Today we educate some 850 pupils aged from 4 to 18 through Woodbridge School.
Education Trust
Responding to the pleas of help from the communities of Beccles, Ixworth and Saxmundham to provide educational opportunity and choice for its young people, we established two publicly funded Free Schools cater for 11-16 year olds.
Donation to Woodbridge Library supports town’s young people
The Seckford Foundation has donated £1,000 to create a new permanent collection of informative books for young people at Woodbridge Library. The donation is in recognition of former Farlingaye High School headteacher Sue Hargadon, who retired last year after almost 20 years of outstanding contribution to the School and wider community. The Sue Hargadon Collection for Young People, donated by...Read More