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ICM in Ipswich runs English language courses, as well as youth and mental health groups.

Howard Saddler says society "needs a bit of time to adjust to understanding, and it is happening".

Anna, 11, will perform her piece that portrays an evocative journey into woodland.

Suffolk Refugee Support was founded in 1999 to help people in crisis arriving in the county.

An Ipswich high school is running sign language lessons as part of its inclusivity programme.

The teenagers organise a day highlighting diversity through fashion, food, music and conversations.

The illustrator shares tips on how to recreate the Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse.

The Hindu celebration of spring involves throwing coloured powered at each other.

The artistic director of Ink Festival says finances across the sector are "perilous".

Five-hundred Muslims attend an event to mark the end of Ramadan.

Selling donations online now accounts for 30% of Suffolk charity's trading income.

The number of people waiting in England has increased more than 500% in four years.

The Suffolk Bishops' Lent Appeal is focusing on agricultural challenges in Kagera, Tanzania.

Children from 10 schools put forward arguments on what makes a good citizen.

Muslims invite others to share the breaking of their fast during Ramadan.

An exhibition about immigrants from the Caribbean is having to vacate its shopping centre unit soon.

Jim Manning helps apply for grant funding, which supports a community shop and youth work.

Coder predicts he is teaching the last generation of people who will write computer code themselves.

A mental health group uses a simple question to spark conversations about wellbeing.

"Everyone here does more than just their job - it's about giving back," says the charity.