Charities In Brighton And Hove

Regular public worship open to all. Provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Provision of a cafe and community spaces. Promoting the whole mission of the church through activities for children, parents, senior citizens, refugees and the homeless.

The objectives of Ditchling Museum are to actively collect, conserve, record, research and make publicly available original material essential to understanding the story and historical context of the artists and craftworkers who lived and worked in the area since 1900. These are to be achieved through the acquisition, organisation, preservation and interpretation of relevant and related objects.

We overcome loneliness experienced by older people through befriending. We provide one to one befriending, group befriending, events, seasonal outreach and social prescribing in Brighton and Hove, Adur and Worthing in Sussex.

The charity supports individuals and family carers following brain injury across East Sussex, Brighton & Hove & West Sussex. This includes individual and group support for wellbeing and reablement at home and in the community, information and signposting including at our centre in Newick, East Sussex. Our Living Well Programme Team helps people rebuild lives and to live well after brain injury.

Religious activities. Regular public worship open to all. Pastoral work, including running Foodbank.

General Charitable ActivitiesEducation/TrainingRelief of PovertyReligious ActivitiesCommunity Development

The objectives of the Charity are to relieve the stresses experienced by Carers and Beneficiaries ('Carers' means any person or people involved in the provision of care for a person or people who have care needs as a result of disability, illness or age. 'Beneficiary' means any person or people who have care needs as a result of disability, illness or age.)

Partnership working in prisons & the community; providing volunteer mentors for people involved in the criminal justice system, supporting them holistically to change behaviour and reduce harm to the community; recruiting training and supporting community members to volunteer; delivery of mentoring service; identifying appropriate specialised services for referral; applications to grant funding.

he advancement of the Christian religion for the public benefit. Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation by maintaining a church building that is open throughout the day. Pastoral work, including visitation of the sick and bereaved. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses, small groups and school assemblies.

The charity provides properties for other members of the Social Interest Group to carry out their charitable objectives.

United Reformed ChurchVenueMeeting roomsCommunity cafeCommunity Garden

We are a grant making Charity supporting projects seeking to alleviate poverty and bring Christian teaching to families and children in South Africa, India & other deprived areas of the world. We also support projects which alleviate loneliness in the elderly, disabled and socially isolated locally and within the wider UK and bring Christian companionship and the Good News of Jesus Christ.

PRIMARILY PROVIDING PREMISES/FACILITIES (THE OLD BOAT CORNER COMMUNITY CENTRE) FOR USE BY RESIDENTS OF THE AREA OF BENEFIT - HOLLINGBURY, PATCHAM, COLDEAN.

- Regular public worship open to all.- Pastoral work, including running Foodbank, recovery, debt advice and visiting the sick and the bereaved.- Promoting the whole mission of the Church through provision of activities for youth, children as well as parents and toddlers.- Mission giving to other charities

Brighton Therapy Centre provides a wide range of high quality counselling, therapy and psychological services to the people of Brighton & Hove, Hastings & Rother and the surrounding areas. We believe that all sections of the community should have access to the right kind of treatment. Our service aims to provide this and to be a centre of clinical excellence.

The Object of the CIO is to advance education and provide facilities for recreation and leisure time occupation for the benefit of children and young people in Brighton and Hove, particularly those living in the Tarner area and experiencing multiple deprivations with the objective of alleviating the impacts of poverty by developing their physical and mental capacities.

An inclusive children's charity providing for under 11 year olds and their families. It operates 50 weeks a year, from 8am till 6pm, with a pre-school group, breakfast and after-school club, holiday club and pre-playgroup for children with special needs. It offers training and volunteering opportunities, offers a special needs toy library and provides internal and external creche services.

PROVIDE A COMMUNITY BUS AND A COMMUNITY TRANSPORT SERVICE

The objects of the Charity are the promotion of performing and visual arts for the benefit of the Public

Enrichment activities for children and young people with Down syndrome such as sports music, training for parents and school staff based around the specific learning profile of children with Down syndrome. Consultations for parents and into schools. reading interventions and resources.

a) provide community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities for playing cricket b) promote the amateur sport of cricket by providing coaching and development opportunities within the sport for all within the community c) advance the physical education of children and young people including by providing cricket coaching

Brighton Permaculture Trust:- runs 40 courses a year in permaculture, fruit growing, horticulture, sustainable design and building- runs community events celebrating the seasons - plants traditional orchards for communities and schools- manages 4 organic orchards in Brighton- provides volunteering opportunities for over 350 volunteers

Speak Out provides a range of advocacy support for adults with learning disabilities in Brighton and Hove. The charity aims to support people with learning disabilities to: - express their views and have control over their lives - understand and claim their rights - access the support and services they need - participate in and contribute to their communities.

Pastoral work and church services

Promoting the use of Self Managed Learning (SML) in organisations via the website, learning events, seminars and publications. Providing SML programmes for young people and adults via the Self Managed Learning College.