Community Work
The Oak Grove Trust currently employ two community workers, our part-time community worker is Becky Kemp and our full-time worker is Darren Woodward - Their positions are part-funded by grants from the Norfolk Children's Fund, with the remainder funded by church members.They work on our behalf in the local community of Catton Grove. Their work consists of running our popular Kidz Klubs, as well as being involved in many different activities within the four local schools, including lunchtime and after school clubs, as well as assisting with or taking lessons and assemblies, and being an active part on the governing bodies.

Kids at Heart
In an effort to offer a complete suite of services accessible to local people, in their local community, The Oak Grove Trust is the Lead Partner, in the Kids at Heart Partnership, developed out of our association with Norfolk Children's Fund. Working together with Family Matters, we are able to offer, in addition to the other services listed elsewhere on this site:

• Support and friendship to families with young children.
• Short Courses and Workshops on understanding children and developing effective communication within families.
• One to one support to parents and carers.
• Pastoral and Counselling support to families.
• Volunteer training opportunities.
  
  Please feel free to contact the office for further information - details below.

Community Events
For many years, Oak Grove Chapel has been a part of this community, and we believe that it is full of incredible,amazing and wonderful people who deserve to be recognised.
For the past four years, amongst other events, we have successfully staged and organised the Catton Community Concert, in conjunction with Catton Grove First & Middle Schools. This years event will be held on 1st July 2006.

We also stage an annual community christmas event, imaginatively titled Celebrate Christmas, involving children, young people and families from the area. The event which will be at St Andrews Hall this year will be on 10th December 2006