Charities In Brighton And Hove

We comment on new developments and seek to influence planning policy for the area.We run an annual programme of lectures and occasional site visits.We initiate improvements to our townscape including street tree planting and general public realm improvements. We manage and run arts initiatives especially the Hove Plinth and its varying sculptures.

Helping the children with special needs at Hill Park School with equipment, outings etc.

To organise Brackenbury Community Events via a team of volunteers to raise funds that will support pupil-centric educational resources & projects at Brackenbury Primary School.

To advance the education of the pupils of the School by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the School which are not normally provided by the LEA.

Helping homeless people in need.

SCOUT ORGANISATION ORGANISING AND EDUCATING YOUNG PEOPLE

The overall Aims of the Scouting Movement are achieved by "the provision of exciting and adventurous activities with progressive training based on The Scout Promise and Law guided by adult leadership"

Provides buildings/facilities/open space for Sport/recreation

The charity gives bursaries to children and young adults in full time education and occasional grants to schools to assist their pupils who would not otherwise be able to attend.

Discussion Groups covering finance & investment,local history,Art appreciation, Family History,French Conversation,Light Music and Light Classical Music,Computer Skills,Current Affairs,meetings with lectures of general interest often illustrated. Members are encouraged to start other groups of interest to them subject to the interest being shown by fellow members.

The advancement of the study, practice and appreciation of the art and science of music, and in particular of 'Early Music', eg by organising workshops, lectures, courses etc, both live and online, and by disseminating information relating to early music to SEMF members and others. SEMF is one of 9 UK regional Early Music Fora; our main area of operation is the south and south east of England.

Providing free educational advice.Organising monthly gatherings, Chinese festive events.Providing English language and cultural awareness training opportunities for people of Chinese origins.Providing Chinese language and cultural awareness training courses for non-Chinese people. Chinese Day at schools, After-school Chinese Clubs have been established around East and West Sussex.

education activities in Sussex; in particular, science-related

Old Police Cells Museum1. To preserve artefacts , objects documents and information pertaining to the history of policing in Sussex, through displays at the old police station in the old town hall, Brighton.2. To advance the education of the public in the history of policing in Sussex, by the maintenance of a museum.

Fundraise for school infrastructure improvement projects, to provide social actvities for pupils and their families, and specialist equipment not provided by the LEA for pupils.

We prevent and relieve poverty; build the capacity of disadvantaged communities; promote social inclusion; and relieve sicknessby working with partners in the Eastern Cape to reduce the impact of HIV and AIDS and poverty on rural communities and some locations in mThatha. We do this by supporting community projects and providing training to community members.

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 support the Parochial Church Council of St Nicholas Church, Brighton in the advancement of the Christian religion and in particular the preservation, repair, restoration and improvement of the Church, its fabric, embellishments and churchyard.

We are a small group who raise money to help the lives of the children and their families within our school community enabling opportunities for the school and the children that could not normally be possible.

Archaeological digs - active Field UnitLecturesDay SchoolsTrips

RAISING FINANCE TO BUILD CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE THAT WE WILL DEVELOP ARE IN ILFORD CENTRAL, INDIA, ANGOLA, ALBANIA, BOLIVIA AND BRAZIL,WE WILL PROVIDE A COMMUNITY CENTRE THAT WILL SERVE AS A MULTI PURPOSE FACILITY, HOUSING A TRAINING CENTRE, SKILLS WORKSHOP, AFTER SCHOOL CARE FACILITIES AND MUCH MORE. COMMUNITY LOCAL AREA WHERE WE WORK WITH CHILDREN.

The inclusion of disabled persons throughout the South East region in sport, by encouraging and facilitating them in powerchair football and assisting in the provision of facilities for non-competitive and competitive sport, to improve their conditions of life, and assist in their integration into society.

The advancement and diffusion of Medical and Surgical knowledge

The London UNA Trust exists to increase the understanding of global problems and the role of the UN in tackling them. We have specific funds to provide prizes or bursaries to young people and others to learn more about the UN. We also support initiatives by the United Nations Association or others designed to educate the public about the UN or to support its work.

Income to be paid every 5 years to Rotary Club of Hove and Hyde Housing Association