Charities In Brighton And Hove

Alleviation of poverty

The advancement of the knowledge and practice of the Jewish religion in relation to Kashrus (essentially, Jewish customs and dietary laws) among the members of the Jewish community in Brighton and Hove District. To act on behalf of the Jewish community of Brighton and Hove to promote the provision of Kosher food by supermarkets and shops. To supervise and license Kosher caterers.

Open Music is a not for profit arts group that formed in 2006 to curate and coordinate Colour Out of Space - a festival promoting experimental approaches to music and its cross over into other disciplines.The festival and its related projects aim to promote a wider understanding of the genre, exploring both its practice and history, through activities that include performance, workshops and debate

RAISING FUNDS FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE BRIGHTON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA

BHUARC runs a drop-in Centre for the unemployed/unwaged and low waged in Hollingdean, a housing estate in Brighton. We provide welfare and benefits advice, legal and employment rights advice as well as cheap computer access and a free clothes exchange. We are a TUC recognised unemployed centre.

Relief of poverty among children is our primary aim and our activities are towards that end. We also provide educational, social and recreational facilities for children and support for their parents.In particular we take hundreds of children living in poverty on outings over the summer and Christmas periods

None.Donations to charitable organisations or individuals resident in Hove

Raise awareness of the Sussex Kurdish community needs. Provide financial and transaction support for new Kurdish refugees settling in Sussex. Promote and represent the development and cultural pursuits of the Kurdish community in Sussex. health, education and cross cultural issues awareness and support.

The Objects of the Charity are the advancement of education of the public in South East England, in particular but without limitation in the region of East Sussex

Christlike Disciplemakers Movement UK is involved in evangelism, teaching of the Word of God, training and building leadership capacity for churches and other charitable organisations. The charity supports the poor in our society by praying with them and helping them with their needs. We make disciples of all natons, teaching them to observe all things. We stand for the Great Commision.

To maintain the grave of Agnes Alice Hotton in St Leonard's Churchyard

the charities aim is to raise monies to fund clean water projects and raise awareness of clean water as a human right

Masonic charity