Charities In East Sussex

Manage and maintain the Village Hall for use by inhabitants of Barcombe and surrounding neighbourhood with the object of improving the conditions of life for inhabitants.

Celebration and promotion of the spoken and written word including readings, discussions, poetry, song, books, plays and creative arts. Holding an annual literary festival in the Adur District and surrounding areas. Attracting high profile, high quality input. Organising workshops, competitions and such other educational and creative activities, working across the arts for all ages and all people.

The Club coaches and volunteers have provided paddling opportunities in a variety of different craft to the local communities and worked with other local clubs, scout and school groups enhancing skills and personal development and training on our local water and with trips and competitions across the country and acquired a 40 year lease at nominal rent for development of future facilities

Super Siblings is a charity that supports children who have siblings with additional needs. We provide Monthly session to help them meet and interact with other children in similar situations to themselves, to give them a form of respite and enable them to have fun in a safe and understanding space. During session we play group games and enjoy challenges,arts & crafts, baking and just socialising.

THE BEATRICE DREWE TRUST OWNS AND MANAGES THE BUILDINGS KNOWN AS TICEHURST VILLAGE INSTITUTE AND THE ADJOINING RECREATION GROUND.

The principal purpose of the Church is the advancement of the Christian faith according to theprinciples of the Baptist denomination. The Church may also advance education and carry out othercharitable purposes in the United Kingdom and/or other parts of the world.

The relief of poverty, including the provision of money management training and education; Coaching, Equipping and supporting people in the areas of unemployment, addiction and life skills. Within Bexhill on Sea and Rother District surrounding areas

To advance the education of all students of Uckfield College and/or its learning partners within the community by providing or assisting in the provision of educational,recreational and other charity facilities

SUPPORTING THE MINISTRIES OF CHURCHES IN THE DIOCESE OF SOUTHWARK

The promotion of educational activities among older people and the encouragement of social gatherings. Achieved by the creation of separate self help groups under the umbrella of our organisation. Typical groups include; singing, gardening, science, arts, conversation, languages, discussion, photography, walking, etc. We currently have over 60 such groups.

Scout Group

Support for families of special care and premature babies.

The charity seeks to encourage informed links between schools, colleges, businesses and the community that enrich the curriculum, place students' learning in context and help students develop vital employability skills for their working lives so that they are able both to live more fulfilling lives and contribute significantly to the social and economic prosperity of the area..

Pevensey Memorial Hall is for the use of the community. The hall is hired out for Ballroom Dancing, Modern Sequence Dancing, Indoor Bowls, Guides and Brownies. Bingo is held every Friday evening and the Hall is hired out at any other available time for various functions. The Hall also produces a 32 page glossy covered magazine, The Parish Pump,distributed free to 5000 homes, three times a year.

Tunbridge Wells U3A is a recreational and educational organisation set up with the aim of benefiting those in the community who are retired or no longer in full-time gainful employment. It provides a meeting each month with an invited speaker, a variety of social gatherings and has over sixty study groups with subjects from art appreciation to 10 mile walks. Around 150 attend the monthly meetings.

The Society holds Hedge Laying training events, competitions, gives demonstrations at agricultural shows and countryside careers events. It issues a newsletter to its members.

The village hall is used for a variety of social events by clubs and associations and private use. The trustees organize a range of events including exhibitions, social and theatre evenings and supper events. the annual flower show and monthly markets. The PCC also hosts community events and activities. The hall is used from time to time by local businesses and Wealden DC.

The Trust's objects are the provision or assistance with the provision of residential accommodation and any associated amenities for older people in need within Sussex with particular reference to the Hastings and St Leonards area.The Trust owns the freehold of Marlborough House, an extra care housing scheme run by in touch, part of the Hyde Group.

HTC was formed in 1999 with the merger of The Henfield Players and Henfield Choral Society. It presents at least four major productions a year - plays, musicals, pantomimes. Other activities include workshops, playreadings, fundraising and social events. It has a thriving youth section.

Community Village Hall for use by residents, societies, clubs and associations of the parish of Northiam and its vicinity, for recreation and social purposes, with the object of improving the conditions of life for those residents.

Havens Community Cars CIO provides an effective, volunteer-led, community transport voluntary car scheme (VCS) for individuals from vulnerable groups including, but not limited to, older people, those with disabilities, people in rural or isolated communities or those unable to access conventional bus services or other local transport.

The object of the CIO is to promote, for the benefit of the public, theconservation of wildlife across the world through the provision of grantsto conservation charities and other organisations as the trustees see fitfrom time to time.

To promote, improve and advance education in, and appreciation of, the arts, in particular but not exclusively through the staging of an annual folk arts festival in Hastings including performance and promotion of English traditional dance forms (including Morris dancing and Jack-in-the-Green parade), traditional English folk music and song, folk tales, and their associated seasonal customs.

The objects of the Charity are to advance the evangelical Christian faith, including (but without limitation) by providing grants or other funding to, and making available property for use by, churches and other Christian charities or groups in particular in Crowborough, East Sussex and the surrounding area that are in sympathy with the Statement of Faith.

Providing safe and satisfying group play in which parents/carers have the right to take part, and encouraging othe charitable activities through which parents/carers may help the children.