Charities In East Sussex

The principal objects of the charity are the advancement of education for the public benefit in the United Kingdom in such ways as the Trustees think fit and in particular by:(i) Providing grants to schools(ii) Providing strategic support and governance to schools: and(iii) Providing facilities, resources or services to schools.

Seaford Action For Nature's vision is to increase biodiversity in Seaford by raising awareness of the need to increase biodiversity in Seaford and supporting our communities in taking practical steps to achieve an increase in the biodiversity of Seaford

The assistance of those elderly persons in need in East Sussex particularly in and around Bexhill, Hastings and Eastbourne

Sustainable Sussex supports people who find accessing the workplace difficult through providing real-work experience and education on and around Sompting Estate. Our activities include gardening, building, carpentry, animal care, mindfulness, crafts and making value added products and selling them as part of our social enterprise Sussex Chilli Farm.

provide a community centre for the use of the inhabitants of Rye and the neighbourhood

Sussex Search and Rescue is the primary volunteer resource used by Sussex Police in the search and rescue of vulnerable missing people. We are on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and are fully approved by Sussex Police policy. SusSAR is staffed purely by volunteers, who as well as covering the whole of Sussex, can also be called out to assist other Search and Rescue groups throughout the UK.

Community Centre providing facilities for advancing education, recreation, social and leisure time occupation for local inhabitants.

Maintain contact between past and present members of the regiment; fostering esprit de corps, comradeship and the welfare of the regiment and preserving its traditions; to relieve either generally or individually members of the association, past or present members of the regiment and their dependants who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.

Raising funds in the Bromley and contiguous districts which do not have a local Lions Club through a variety of activities and donating such funds to local, regional (and at the request of Lions District, sometimes national and international) charitable causes.

The Woodingdean Community Association provides facilities within the Community Centre for all residents to access. It is used for functions, clubs, societies, teaching, group meetings, dance classes and also large gatherings for the elderly who can be housebound for the majority of their time. It is also used by local colleges for courses for residents. There is also a kitchen area for all to use.

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.

Parent Teacher Association, with primary focus on fundraising for Downlands Community School in Hassocks, West Sussex.Activities include prize draws, quiz nights, summer fair, christmas market, prom fashion show, catering for school events.

The principal objectives of the charity is to promote, improve, develop and maintain publiceducation in the appreciation of the art and science of visual arts including practicalparticipation in them such as the holding of lectures, seminars and exhibitions.

The Monday Group preserves, maintains and protects local Rights of Way and other access routes, for the benefit of the community and visitors, to facilitate and encourage their use by all. it undertakes the clearance of overgrowth, maintenance of path surfaces, assembly, installation and repair of suitable furniture such as stiles, gates, walkways, way markers and occasional seating.

Provision of Social Housing

Raising money for the care and maintenance of 2 medievil churches in the Hastings Old Town

Church (Wed): Bible Studies, Fridays Prayers and Ministration, Sundays: Main Service, TLG: Youth Early Intervention Program for Schools, CCF Recovery: Group for people with Addiction, Crawley Community Cafe: for the homeless, the unemployed and underprivileged, Who Let The Dads Out: Group for dads and their children, Ignition Training: Development of job-search skills for those looking for work

Our vision is to work towards a society where no cat is left alone or vulnerable and all cats are treated with compassion, kindness and care. Felines 1st is striving for no cat in the Surrey/Sussex area to be left behind, forgotten or abandoned when in need.Our aims are to ensure the welfare of cats, this is achieved by:Rescuing, reuniting and rehoming cats.

To advance education and in particular the education of people not in full time gainful employment who are in their Third Age (being the period of time after the first age of childhood dependence and the second age of full time employment and/or parental responsibility) residing in Hawkhurst and its surrounding location.

Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and ExplorersProviding extra-curricular, outdoor based education to children and young adults between 6 and 17 years of age from the local and surrounding area.

Providing Scouting activities to children and young adults between the ages of 4 - 17 in the Groombridge village and surrounding areas.

Makes Grants To IndividualsMakes Grants To OrganisationsProvides Human Resources

The Trustees' objective is to promote mainstream church music both in choral and instrumental form.

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.

PATINA organises teachers, parents and artists to work with children in the Lewes District in East Sussex on arts events, of which the main one is a costume parade through the town to celebrate year 6 children moving on to secondary school, where the costumes are designed and made by the children with guidance from parents and artists.