Charities In East Sussex

An environment where local young people can be heard, feel accepted and reach their full potential in a caring and supportive environment. They can learn and practice leadership skills and focus on ethical decision making. They can also participate in a wide range of fun, inclusive activities alongside their peers, enabling healthy social connections and friendships.

The Charity was formed to help Eastbourne become a Dementia Friendly Town.

A small luncheon club on Mondays in Robertsbridge, with Extend Exercises, hot lunch meals and very occasional social outings including transport within Robertsbridge.

Friends of Chailey Heritage supports all monetary requests from Chailey Heritage School and The Chailey Heritage Enterprise Centre. FOCH has an audit examination each year.

Makes grants to organisations that are registered charities.

The charity provides high-quality music projects for individuals who are socially excluded, with the aim of increasing social inclusion and developing self-confidence, self-respect, trust and self-belief. The charity operates primarily in south east England.

Recreation facilities.

Fund raise for the school

Fund-raising for equipment/facilities for children of Punnetts Town Community Primary School

To organise events to raise money for the school.

The charity undertakes collections of donations from the public which are distributed as grants to charitable organisations, provides manpower, equipment and other resources to other charitable organisations in furtherance of the charity's objects.

Namibia Project is a UK based charity supporting schools and communities in Namibia. Through sponsorship, access to education and by meeting the basic welfare needs Namibia Project improves the lives and opportunities of orphans and vulnerable children. The charity's priorities for 2023-24 are: SDG 2 "No Hunger and Food Security" SDG 3 "Good Health and Well Being" and SDG 4 "Quality Education".

The charity seeks to raise money to provide facilities for St Johns Meads School to advance the education of its pupils.

Makes grants to religious bodies

2MAKEIT USES CREATIVE PROGRAMMES TO AID THE REHABILITATION OF PRISONERS AND EX-PRISONERS, CONTRIBUTING TO REDUCED RE-OFFENDING LEVELS.

Crowhurst Youth Club aims to provide an opportunity for young people in Crowhurst to develop their educational, personal and social potential. We seek to apply a principle of effective youth work to the contempory interests and needs of our members and to promote our youth work, establish and encourage high standards, promote common policies and approaches in the delivery of youth work

*Our charity members meet every Sunday for a social gathering.* supporting our communities and will be ready and waiting to support new comers in UK.* Our intention is to help adults and children get used to the British society and ease the culture shock they might experience.*Support for the youth, help with the homework, welfare and Educational support.

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To support individuals and charities operating predominantly in the East Sussex area. Focusing on medical/ care/ support activities, but not exclusively.

We are a charity based in Hastings, working to enable as many people as possible to engage in fun social dance activities. we are developing 4 strands: Wheelchair accessible dance for adults with learning difficulties, dance in care homes, free accessible family-friendly dance events, dance for those whose mental health makes it difficult to access local dance classes.

To promote, improve, develop, maintain and advance education and the arts for the public benefit inparticular through the promotion, support, encouragement of the art of music and all other art forms by the presentation and production of the Hastings Chamber Music Festival which may include public performances, masterclasses, coaching, open rehearsals, workshops, talks and lectures.

Monthly meetings for local women for all members and guests with either an educational speaker or in house teaching/discussion. Specialist learning meetings including four monthly book clubs, craft groups covering various crafts e.g. crochet, quilt making, banner making, ipad training sessions. Periodic educational outings.

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit of men, living in Uckfield and the surrounding area, in particular, but not exclusively, older men, preventing them from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society through the provision of premises in which men can meet and undertake activities.

providing community access to a wide variety of musical entertainment whilst often fundraising for other charities

The main aims of Bishopstone Parish Hall Management Committee is to provide a community hall for the benefit of local users, regular hirers and village events. The Hall is the only public meeting place of a non-secular nature in the village.