Charities In East Sussex

Creating a choir from the local community to perform concerts of a high musical standard in local halls and churches supported by orchestras and instrumentalists.

Part of the National Federation of Young Farmers Clubs for the furtherance of young peoples knowledge of Farming and the Countryside. All inclusive policy for young people to meet socially and compete with like-minded organisations with a rural remit.

The object of the Association is to manage and operate the Community Association at St Peter's Community Centre for the benefit of the Communityin general and St Peter's Church.

MOPP covers the area of Marsham in East Sussex, including Fairlight, Pett, Icklesham, Winchelsea Beach and Ore.MOPP provides a weekly opportunity for old, lonely people to meet for informative talks, excercises, bingo and other entertainment plus a two course freshly prepared hot lunch. Transport is arranged for people who cannot drive. Toenail cutting available.

Transporting elderly and disabled persons to club activities, outings, theatre trips, hospitals, doctor appointments as required all at cost prices. We do not receive any funding local or national.

Hastings Cat Lovers (HCL) are based in Hastings & St Leonards On Sea. We take cats & kittens into our care that can no longer be looked after by their owners also stray & abandoned cats.The cats are neutered, vaccinated & microchipped prior to rehoming.We recover deceased cats,usually vicitms of RTAs. We also offer advice on all cat & kitten related problems.

Newick Village Hall is open for public & private meetings from wedding parties to exercise classes, study groups, youth groups, fundraising & various games, dancing, animal training. It is fully licenced & has a bar & kitchen facilities. It is recently been updated to a high standard.

Management, maintenance and upgrading (where and when necessary) of Frant Memorial Hall.

Provision of low-cost housing and alleviation of poverty in Wadhurst.

The charity operates as a community association providing a venue for local activites.

We over a lunch service three days a week Monday, Wednesday and Friday between 10.30am - 2pm all traditional meals home cooked. Anyone over the age of 55 can attend members and non members are all welcomed. We also offer companionship where friendships are formed, warm space and general advice. We also run a Snooker club twice weekly and Bingo every Friday 2.15pm-4.15pm.

Provision of unsupervised accommodation

Volunteers are Christians with a love and concern for society. They are available to help people coming out of pubs and clubs to find their way home safely on Friday and Saturday nights. They will provide support through signposting, giving out flipflops, handing out water, picking up and disposing of glass bottles, and waiting with those in need of medical support from the Ambulance service.

Our activities include: - cookery activities which build practical skills, healthy eating and budgeting knowledge alongside confidence and social connections- community gardening groups where growing food connects people together and increases physical activity levels and fruit & veg intake- support and advice for people struggling to afford a healthy diet

We run a Local History museum which is open to the public btween April and September.

Provides regular bus services for the elderly, disabled and residents in rural Rother communities.

Provision of affordable housing

Sussex Green Living is a multi-award winning charity offering climate mitigation solutions. Mentoring & educating schools, public, businesses, councils, inspiring action on climate, nature & social justice. Outreach includes Repair Cafes, Youth Eco Forum, pop-up Climate Hub, engagement using our retrofitted 1974 milk float & 28 plastic recycling drop off locations, uniting and empowering networks

Seaford Musical Theatre is a musical theatre company who perform in their own premises at the Barn Theatre, Seaford. Three shows a year are produced for the local community and the theatre is also available for hire to other organisations.

The education of the public principally in Hastings and East Sussex in all areas of the arts, but mainly on the visual arts, by providing permanent professional standard gallery space for members to exhibit their work to the public, and by providing a public resource for the development of skills and knowledge, encouraging collaboration, networking and debate within all areas of the arts.

Rehearsal and performance of sacred and secular musicSupport of other charities

We run a social space, offer free refreshments/food, free clothes/books, free telephone for welfare issues, cheap/free Internet access. We offer free, professional and confidential welfare advice and representation. We also organise educational and recreational outings and events for children of disadvantaged families.

Training and performance of musical theatre productions. Donations from profits and sale of programmes given to local charities.

Fund raising and helping disadvantaged children

To provide for the benefit of pupils in Chailey Heritage School, including their educational and health needs.