Charities In East Sussex

The aim of the charity is to advance the education of the pupils in the school in particular by developing effective relationshipsbetween the staff, parents and others associated with the school and by engaging in activities or providing facilities orequipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

Organize groups and activities covering within Eastbourne and its environs the activities listed.

Ditchling Beacon and Commons exists to promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of the Ditchling Commons.

TO PROVIDE for those in hardship, need or distress in the Parish of Mayfield and Five Ashes and the Parish of Hadlow Down

Provide support for on-going meditation groups in the Brighton area, and run Dharma retreats.

Provision of a village hall for the use of local residents.

PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR ACTIVITIES IN VILLAGE HALL

To promote and encourage the study, conservation and protection of bats, their roosts, feeding areas and hibernacula in Sussex.To educate the public and the Group members in all matters relating to bats, and to provide advice to the general public who may have bats in there homes.To promote the training of members for licensing as volunteer bat workers.

Education of women based on the ideals of fellowship, truth, tolerance & justice.

The charity was formed by the Rector and Churchwardens of St Margaret's church, Isfield, East Sussex following a bequest to them in January 1989 by Mrs Margaret Lomas. Her will specified that it was to be applied for such religious purposes in their parish as they think fit.

The object of the CIO is to relieve sickness and to preserve the health of the patients of Saxonbury House Surgery by providing or assisting in the provision of equipment, facilities and services, not normally provided by the statutory authorities

We are a small friendly congregation who hold regular Services and hold social functions for the Jewish community in Eastbourne and its surrounding areas. We arrange and conduct funerals for members of the Jewish Faith.

The activities of the Charity have comprised financial assistance to St Mark's Church of England Primary School from investment income and the leasing of land owned by the Charity.

Improving the environment in St.Leonards on Sea by arranging weekly gatherings and special events, of trustees and members to clean up designated areas. This involves picking up litter, reporting fly tipping, cutting back overgrown vegetation, cleaning road signs etc. Maintaining and improving local woodland and open spaces working closely with local authorities.

The fund raising activities include: Christmas Fayre, school discos, Autumn/Easter craft events, book fairs, school sponsored walk, sports day refreshments, art projects, mobile phone collection and the Yellow Moon catalogue

Our aim is to educate people about epilepsy, we offer support and advice for individuals and their family's. We provide awareness and training. We provide hospital volunteers who are based in the local hospitals and they provide support and information.We raise funds to enable us to continue to provide up to date information and to man a helpline.We support anyone no matter the circumstances

Hastings Gateway Club provides social & recreational activities for adults with learning difficulties.

Education/trainingArts/CultureSport/Recreation

Parents and teachers working together to raise funds, through fundraising activities and by promoting donations to the PTA to fund additional equipment/entertainment etc for the benefit of children attending the school

To make grants in December to elderly residents of Hove and Portslade who live alone.

Provides a small hall available to local groups for hire on a casual or regular basis. Suitable for meetings, keep fit groups, adult education classes, young children's parties.

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.

We inform, support and represent those affected by the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - ME across Sussex and Kent.

To provide financial and wrap-around support to fledgling charities and not-for-profit organisations. Grants & tailored support are awarded to help strengthen an organisation's capacity so that they can meet the needs of their beneficiaries more effectively.Support is offered for organisations whose activities are based in Sussex

Our trustees meet in April and October to consider applications by any person, male or female, or by any organisation provided that the applicant(s)/beneficiary is/are under 25 years of age; that they reside in the parish of Newick and that the application relates to education. The trustees reserve the right to determine what if any grants are payable based on perceived need and funds available.