Charities In East Sussex

Choices Advocacy provides independent advocacy and advocacy related services ie Person Centred Planning to children and young people, adults with a learning disability, older people, vulnerable, socially excluded people in Southampton and across Southern Hampshire. Independent Advocacy empowers and enables vulnerable people to speak up and have their views and wishes heard.

Broadcasting to the patients at The Conquest Hospital. We provide a 24 hour service of a wide variety of music and spoken word and also provide patients own request programmes. We also provide a live stream of our output 24/7 via our website.

The charity exists to promote the advancement of education amongst middle-aged and older people in the Eastbourne area.

Promoting and conserving traditional folk music in the community, providing a friendly environment for its members to enhance their musical skills and giving performances mainly but not exclusively in the Essex area.

We promote the appreciation of experimental filmmaking, particularly slow cinema, by staging an annual film festival in Walthamstow Forest, East London.

A public hall in East Sussex

Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils at Little Horsted School. Developing relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school.

Bacchus Wind Orchestra is an orchestra which practices wind orchestra music both for the education and enjoyment of its members and with a view to playing concerts for public audience for their enjoyment and education.

Education of women, craft art drama, current affairs and rural life

Fundraising to support activities with Annan School.

Education for the public

The advancement and diffusion of Medical and Surgical knowledge

Preservation of 24 acres of land at Pett Level including clearing scrub and carrying out other maintenance for the benefit of the public and for general access

The London UNA Trust exists to increase the understanding of global problems and the role of the UN in tackling them. We have specific funds to provide prizes or bursaries to young people and others to learn more about the UN. We also support initiatives by the United Nations Association or others designed to educate the public about the UN or to support its work.

The Community Development Network is a free global internet facility providing multimedia resources comprising networking opportunities, training and commercial 'know how' to help equip leaders to assist community led development , linked to the global sustainable development goals The Network is a Christian led charity offering free resources to people of any faith or none

To become an internationally recognised organisation restoring aircraft either to static, ground running or airworthy statusTo maintain the skills required to keep vintage aircraft flyingTo inspire future generations to pursue a career in the aviation industryTo work with the likes of English Heritage to restore and preserve the infrastructure related to aviation history in this country

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES AND SUPPORT TO OTHER CONGREGATIONAL FEDERATION CHURCHES WITHIN THE AREA

Raising money for Sandhurst Primary School

The charity promotes the development of psychic and spiritual healing that further the harmonious development of Man and provides psychic and spiritual development programmes and healing services for the benefit of members and the public. In providing this mandate the JCPF bars no person for reasons of colour, ethnicity or creed.

General fund raising and community service activities

Raising money for school projects

To advance the education of pupils in the school in particular by:1. Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school2. Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

Sports for the disabled

Provision of two almshouses and field.

The Charity exists to run the Adur and Hove Stroke Club. This club is run exclusively by volunteers and meets once a week on Friday afternoons to provide a social opportunity to its members who have suffered a stroke and may otherwise be housebound. The club also provides refreshments and is able to offer transport and excercise to those members who wish to take advantage of this facility.