Charities In East Sussex

Place of Worship

Community Association provides services and activities for the local community including supporting other local groups.

Sackville College is a beautiful Jacobean almshouse which provides accommodation for local elderly people of limited means. The flats are comfortable, warm, safe and secure. There is a strong community spirit. The college is not supported by the Government and relies on fundraising events, visitors, donations and a very low weekly charge for its income.

The Sussex Heritage Trust is a registered charity established in 1977 to preserve, improve and encourage the appreciation of the architectural and natural landscape of Sussex

To prevent the sexual exploitation of women and young people through: provision of support through our outreach service, across coastal West Sussex, to women in the sex industry; education, training and awareness raising workshops to community/voluntary sector organisations; partnership working to improve access to support; developing services to include prevention of Child Sexual Exploitation.

The Charity promotes the Christian Religion by:1. The advancement and promotion of theological education and training2. The maintenance of a theological library3. The relief of aged, sick or needy nuns who have been professed members of an Anglican Order.

The Brighton and Hove Independent Mediation Service provides mediation and other conflict resolution services to persons, organisations and groups in and around the City of Brighton and Hove. We also deliver training and educational services that focus on mediation and conflict resolution practices.

Charity established in September 2011 for the furtherance of education

Supplies accommodation for community & charity activities. Provides studio space for arts & crafts.

West Kent Debt Advice (WKDA) is an independent charity providing advice and practical assistance to all who find themselves in debt or financial difficulty in West Kent. Our service is completely free and impartial and our work is supported and funded by local churches acting together.

To maintain and manage the Willingdon Trees Community Centre, Eastbourne.To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of the Willingdon Trees Estate as set out our constitution by associating together the said inhabitants and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations to provide facilities with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants;

Futures Theatre offers marginalised women and non-binary people a space to thrive. We collaborate with participants and artists whose voices have been ignored to produce theatre, podcasts and creative engagement programmes. We are vocal about the issues that women and non-binary people face and create opportunities for artists and participants to drive debate and promote awareness.

We are a community Pre-School and our charity activities include a stall at a monthly village market, Summer show, School fair, Cake sales, School Christmas fair

London Wheelchair Rugby Club aim's and objectives are to promote the sport of wheelchair rugby to the community of all London boroughs, and non-metropolitan counties of the South East of England, including Essex. Through development, education of the sport to adults and children with a disability to improve the quality of life.

The Pre-school provides a happy and secure environment for children, through a wide range of play activities, organised by a well-qualified team of staff and supported by the fundraising and management team of the committee. The variety of activities on offer encourages children to develop physical, intellectual, emotional and social skills through play, which help prepare them for school life.

Other Business Activities

The charity is the sole trustee of Bedgebury Foundation (306306). It undertakes no operating activities in its own right. As trustee it shares the objects of Bedgebury Foundation. Bedgebury Foundation undertakes grant making to further access to education of children and young people individually, schools and teachers to train in teaching those with additional needs.

Bedgebury Foundation is currently awarding grants to individuals under two programmes: Additional Needs and Vocational Education. Grants are awarded to individuals under the age of 25 or to older individuals if they intend to teach young people under 25 within the two programmes.In addition there is an annual grant programme for schools.

TO ENHANCE THE DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION OF CHILDREN OF PRE-PLAY GROUP AGE (2 TO 3YEARS APPROXIMATELY) WHO LIVE IN LEWES AND THE SURROUNDING RURAL AREAS OFFERING APPROPRIATE TEACHING, GUIDANCE, SUPERVISION, CARE AND HEALTH FACILITIES.

Working in conjunction with local churches, the charity provides supported housing in the Mid Sussex region, to those who are homeless or insecurely housed.

To maintain a building appropriate for collective or private worship, prayer and reflection.To support selected local and national charities throughout the year, including regular monthly collections.To ensure that church buildings are open daily and are available for use by the community as a whole.To support food collections for local charities.

To restore and operate the railway line between Tunbridge Wells West and Eridge together with the rolling stock and infrastructure related thereto

Newick Pre-School's objectives are to enhance the development and education of children under statutory school age, by providing a safe and secure play based environment, where children are actively involved in their learning.

Provision of community facilities and activities for the whole community.

Provision of education and learning through play to under fives in the local area