Charities In Brighton And Hove

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The BHFA supports faith groups that deliver social welfare and community building projects in the city of Brighton and Hove.We achieve this by running partnerships between different faith groups that deliver similar services so that they operate more efficiently. We also act as an advocate for faith groups to secular authorities, promoting and defending the rights of faith groups.

Place of worship - evangelical free church at 103 Trafalgar Road, Portslade, BN41 1GU. Youth groups, please see our website, prayer meeting/Bible study, please see our website

Exercises for Elderly, Pensioners meeting, IT Classes, Health, Shape up smoking, Yoga, Pilates, Karate for Kids, Freestyle dance for kids, Ballroom dancing Useful maths & English, Mother & Toddler Group, Community Group, Self Defence, Zumba, Bollywood Dance, Art Class. Nursery

We provide emergency food and other urgently needed domestic and personal supplies to people and families in need living in the Hangleton and surrounding areas. We receive donations of food and and financial support from many local businesses/schools/churches and individuals. We hand out food parcels every Wednesday from St George's R C Church Hall in Court Farm Road Hove.

Brighton Pebbles offers activities and support for families with disabled children & young people in Brighton & Hove, including a weekly family drop in session, days out and short breaks.

We bring Oromo people together, building stronger relationships within our community and with other communities across Brighton and Hove.We run a weekly Oromo Saturday School for Oromo refugee children and their families, community-wide community cultural celebrations, separate clubs for men and women, community meals and outings.

To relieve women who are in need of financial assistance in sickness, convalescence or old age of themselves, their spouses or dependents

Transporting elderly and disabled persons to club activities, outings, theatre trips, hospitals, doctor appointments as required all at cost prices. We do not receive any funding local or national.

Our activities include: - cookery activities which build practical skills, healthy eating and budgeting knowledge alongside confidence and social connections- community gardening groups where growing food connects people together and increases physical activity levels and fruit & veg intake- support and advice for people struggling to afford a healthy diet

Rehearsal and performance of sacred and secular musicSupport of other charities

We run a social space, offer free refreshments/food, free clothes/books, free telephone for welfare issues, cheap/free Internet access. We offer free, professional and confidential welfare advice and representation. We also organise educational and recreational outings and events for children of disadvantaged families.

Caring for Joshua Hayday presented many challenges. Through the projects that we, JHHHT, support and the initiatives we work on, we hope to help families facing similar challenges. We have identified three specific areas where we feel that additional support for families is really needed: +?+?+?Respite care +?+?+?Transport +?+?+?Equipment not provided by the NHS

The trust was set up for the purpose of the relief and education of poor and distressed persons or such other charitable purposes as the Club shall define in duly constituted meetings.

Turning the Tide is a charity run by Christians who long for a turning of the tide for good in people's lives, especially those of the young. We recognise the importance of children and family in society, together with the need and the potential for different generations to bless each other.Whilst many in our various Teams are Christians, we reach out to all, those of any faith and of no faith.

Independent non-profit community Arabic school organization Arabic GCSE & A-level pathway. Saturday school for children age 3 years old up to 18 years old. We welcome students from an extensive range of communities from a wide variety of ethnic backgrounds, including Iraqi, Palestinian, Bangladeshi, Polish, Syrian and English.

We raise money for improvements to St Ann's Well Gardens, Hove, an historic public park with significant wildlife interest. We have provided public information/interpretation boards and written information about features of the Gardens..; We provide volunteers to work on projects in the Gardens and we put on community festivals and wildlife events for the benefit of the local community.

Promotes Human Rights ( defined in UDHR, UN Charter and conventions, including emerging HR, such as the environment) as a path to peace, human security, disarmament, protection of the planet and particularly the rights of women globally. Funds individuals and organisations campaigning for these rights, researching, educating, empowering the public and exposing infringements of HR.

CHURCH - PRAYER - BIBLE STUDY - COMMUNIONSTREET & EVENT EVANGELISMTEACHING CONFERENCESHOMELESS OUTREACHPASTORAL CARESOCIAL ACTIONMISSION TRIPS

A peer based support group for military veterans and current/former emergency service personnel. Training regularly in to national fire service standards in all skills. The charity also provides Fire cover to a wide range of community events/festivals focusing on pubic safety, education and engagement across the South East and further afield if requested.

Raising money and giving charitable donations to local charities in Sussex and the surrounding counties, who support young people up to the age of 18 coping with illness, disabilities of all kinds and those who are disadvantaged. Funds are raised from donations and charitable events.

Brighton Exiled/Refugee Trauma Service (BERTS) provides mental health treatment and support to refugees, asylum seekers and destitute migrants in the city of Brighton & Hove

The object of the Charity ("the Object") is to help and educate young persons through their leisure-timeactivities so as to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities that they may grow to full maturityas individuals and members of society and that their conditions of life may be improved

Up keep and maintenance of Ovingdean Village Hall for use of the people living in the area of Benefit.

Administration of community hall for dance instruction, yoga, fencing, drama instruction, baby and toddler classes, social occasions, space for people with mental health issuesPublication of free community newspaper 6 times a year with local news and views