Charities In East Sussex

The charity provides academic programmes for undergraduate students whose interests are oriented towards the United Kingdom and Europe; a venue and focal point for international conferences and meetings; and an enhanced educational, social and cultural environment for the local community, through its stewardship of the unique heritage of Herstmonceux Castle.

Providing children education to the full range of abilities for children in NC years 5-13.

Employability, Advice & Inclusion, Health & Wellbeing, Care & Support, Community Development

Independent co-educational day and boarding school for children (aged 7-18) with Specific Learning Difficulties.

THE TRUST FUNDS VOLUNTARY SECTOR LEGAL AGENCIES IN LONDON AND THE HOME COUNTIES THAT PROVIDE FREE LEGAL ADVICE TO POOR OR DISADVANTAGED MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC AND NETWORK ORGANISATIONS THAT SUPPORT THESE LEGAL AGENCIES.

Following the religious life in the Church of England by the promotion and maintenance of public worship; the promotion of religious teaching and spirituality; the provision of personal, nursing and residential care to elderly residents.

Protection and welfare of animals and education relating to animal welfare

The charity is a grant-giving trust which provides donations to small charities and voluntary groups.

Community Housing and Therapy is a charity that runs residential units for those with severe and enduring mental health difficulties. CHT's therapeutic and rehabilitative programme is designed to create a structure that will lead to recovery, employment and eventual independence.

Free access to the Grade One Listed De La Warr Pavilion.Four major exhibitions a year - free of charge.All year programme of live performance.All year programme of educational projects, classes and workshops.Tours of the building.

The charity is part of the Association of Camphill Communities and was established specifically dedicated to serving the needs of young people with learning difficulties over the age of 16, in their transition to adulthood by creating community through living, learning and working. The Mount is guided by the principles of Dr Karl Konig, and is based on anthroposophy inspired by Rudolf Steiner.

We are a coeducational independent school for neurodivergent students aged 7 to 19. We provide an individualised education, with access to a wide range of GCSEs, for students whose needs may include speech, language and communication difficulties, autism spectrum condition, dyslexia and other processing, sensory and cognitive delays.

Brighton & Hove Albion Foundation uses the power of football to engage and inspire people to make good life choices and help reduce inequalities in our local communities. We deliver award-winning educational and outreach programmes that improve people's wellbeing, supports learning and offers inclusive opportunities for everyone to get active and play football.

Team Domenica's mission is to help people with learning disabilities discover their career potential, to create employment opportunities and to remove barriers to work in local communities.

Sussex Community Foundation:1. Raises funds to improve quality of life in East and West Sussex and Brighton & Hove2. Provides services for people and companies wishing to donate to their local community3. Is building a permanent capital fund for good causes across Sussex4. Gives grants to charities and community groups in East and West Sussex and Brighton & Hove

Impact initiatives operates a range of user-focussed services which help maintain and develop independence, promote learning and support improved health and quality of life. Areas of work include services for children and young people, older people, advocacy, vocational support and supported housing for young women.

The charity's main objects are to stimulate public interest in and to promote the preservation of buildings of architectural or historical interest and to stimulate public interest in ancient crafts, trades and manufactures.

To provide accessable transport for those who are elderly, infirm, disabled, poor, live in isolated areas without access to public transport or people with young children, within the Surrey, Sussex, Kent areas.

By operating a community cinema the company will advance education in the knowledge, understanding andappreciation of the arts, particularly the art of film and allied visual techniques, in particular from the benefit ofthe inhabitants of the town of Lewes and the surrounding area.

We provide residential care in a homely community setting encouraging independence and improving the quality of life of our residents. We are more of a community than a residential care home while providing 24 hour loving care for our residents in a lovely setting with dedicated, experienced and well trained staff.

Services to people in later life and influencing/representation to improve the quality of later life. Services include information and advice, community clubs, post-hospital discharge support, foot care and healthier lifestyles programmes.

To provide health facilities to the local population

Step by Step School is registered as an independent special day school for pupils with autism, over the age range 4-19

School-Home Support's vision is that every child has the support they need to thrive and achieve. We work to make this vision a reality by helping disadvantaged, vulnerable and disaffected children overcome barriers to learning through the support of highly-trained, independent workers in schools and through training and consultancy services around our best practice.

As set out in the Company's articles of association:1. the relief of sickness and poverty among alcoholics and drug addicts, the destitute and other persons in a state of poverty; in particular, but not exclusively by2.the provision of a home or homes for their rehabilitation treatment and shelter; &3. to do this in a manner consistent with Christian principles and values.