Charities In Brighton And Hove

The Charity provides grants to cricket clubs and related cricketing organisations for youth development.

Church activities. Sponsors.

Promotion of the mission of the church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical including the letting of the charity's premises to local organisations.

Autism Support Crawley is a parent/carer support group for parents, or other relations caring for a person on the autistic spectrum or with other social communication difficulties (with or without a diagnosis). Members need to be over 18 years of age and live within the counties of Sussex, Surrey, Brighton/Hove & Kent. For full details about our group please visit: www.autismsupportcrawley.co.uk

The Trust works, as lessee, to sustain the Community Centre and employs an Administrator. In partnership with 'The Trust for Developing Communities' it contributes funds for a Community Development Worker who supports the Trust in its aims to work with residents to attract funds for and manage community-projects and activities in the continued regeneration and improvement of Hollingdean, Brighton.

The objects of the Charity are the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for the public benefit in Brighton and the surrounding area by providing facilities for athletics, triathlon and other sports capable of promoting physical health and fitness.

To promote the Christian religion in the UK particularly among Zimbabweans living in the UK and Zimbabwe and prevention or relief of poverty, ill health, financial hardship, disability and distress amongst the above mentioned beneficiaries, the public and wider society.

RHF is working to build a city where all can have a positive lived experience regardless of race and belief. RHF believes that individuals should have the right to live their lives free from fear and not be targeted because of their identities. Our work supports victims of racially and religiously motivated hate crimes to report incidents and provied advocacy and support.

Engaging local people, and young people in particular, in enhancing the natural beauty of the surroundings for the benefit of the community, the land and its wildlife, including conservation research and work, community events, education and recreation opportunities, volunteer groups, participation of local community, particularly young people, in decision making and practical development work.

Grants are awarded to small community and voluntary groups that must work for the benefit of residents of Brighton & Hove.

SFHG offers encouragement, help and advice to all. 4 meeting centres with monthly meetings at Brighton & Hove, Horsham, Uckfield, Worthing. SFHG library at Falmer nr Lewes. Website and magazine. E-newsletter "Surelye", e-mailing list. Annual conference. Transcriptions, indexes, databases, CDs etc. from publications@sfhg.uk. Bookstall at events.

The Circus Project is an aerial circus arts training organisation. We offer weekly classes and workshops to the community of Brighton and Hove and the surrounding areas. Children from 7yrs and adults of all ages.

Celebration and promotion of the spoken and written word including readings, discussions, poetry, song, books, plays and creative arts. Holding an annual literary festival in the Adur District and surrounding areas. Attracting high profile, high quality input. Organising workshops, competitions and such other educational and creative activities, working across the arts for all ages and all people.

Super Siblings is a charity that supports children who have siblings with additional needs. We provide Monthly session to help them meet and interact with other children in similar situations to themselves, to give them a form of respite and enable them to have fun in a safe and understanding space. During session we play group games and enjoy challenges,arts & crafts, baking and just socialising.

Hanover Community Association works in the Hanover neighbourhood of Brighton. We manage the Hanover Centre as a venue for classes, meetings and events that help sustain Hanover as a vibrant community. We contribute to the monthly local newsletter, host various social and fundraising events, and take part in local street events and Brighton's Arts Festival each year.

The charitable purposes of The U3A are: to advance education and in particular the education of people not in full time gainful employment who are in their Third Age (being the period of time after the first age of childhood dependence and the second age of full time employment and/or parental responsibility) residing in Preston Park and its surrounding locality.

The charity seeks to encourage informed links between schools, colleges, businesses and the community that enrich the curriculum, place students' learning in context and help students develop vital employability skills for their working lives so that they are able both to live more fulfilling lives and contribute significantly to the social and economic prosperity of the area..

In accordance with our Registered Constitution.

ADVANCE EDUCATION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT IN THE POLISH LANGUAGE, CULTURE, TRADITION AND HERITAGE WITH THE AIM THAT STUDENTS CAN BETTER INTEGRATE INTO THE LOCAL CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT AND THE BRITISH SOCIETY. NOTHING IN THIS CONSTITUTION SHALL AUTHORISE AN APPLICATION OF THE PROPERTY OF THE CIO FOR THE PURPOSES WHICH ARE NOT CHARITABLE

The Church holds Sunday services, Sunday school, and maintains a Reading Room for use by the public, in accordance with the Mother Church Manual.

We take structured and interactive singing, activity and craft sessions into community day care centres, Age UK or council run and dedicated care homes supporting those living with dementia and offering respite opportunities for carers. Our sessions are unique in the fact that we approach every individual and make sure that everyone feels relaxed and at ease.

To record and study wild birds in the county of Sussex.To assist in the conservation of the wild birds of Great Britain.To engage, inspire and educate people to enjoy, appreciate and understand birds and their habitats.

The trustees have been directing the charity in a wide range of activities over the course of this year. These activities are reviewed on a rolling programme and changed, developed or dropped as is appropriate. This enables us to ensure that we are indeed continuing to operate in line with our charitable aims.

To provide children with life threatening conditions a gift box of presents.To provide each sibling with a bag of presentsSupply local children's wards with emergency overnight parental bags.