Charities In East Sussex

To advance the education of the public in general through the provision of a community based public amenity namely a public Library situated in the Old Town area of Eastbourne including the surrounding area and communities.To promote for the benefit of the residents of the Old Town and surrounding areas and communities the provision of the Library.

General benefit of the poor of Danehill and Fletching parishes, East Sussex

Trained Street Pastors are unpaid volunteers from local churches who offer care & support for individuals, irrespective of race, gender, religion, age or lifestyle in designated public areas within Hastings and Rother. They work with the other local agencies to provide emotional and practical help to members of the public, on Saturday nights and during Community events.

Managing the Barcombe Recreation Ground

Girl Guiding. Work with young girls and women.

Making gifts for such charitable purposes as the Trustees decide

Following our highly successful production of Aida in Heathfield, East Sussex in October 2015, we are currently considering our options and plans for another production. Additionally, our charitable objects have now been extended to allow us to support music more widely (not just opera) and to provide grants to aspiring musicians.

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.

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

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

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.

Horticultural & Annual Show

PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR ACTIVITIES IN VILLAGE HALL

Our aim is to support veterans their families and cares. We achieve this through signposting and referring to professional services, befriending and social inclusion. Supporting those who have been left with social and health inequalities. We provide help at the point of need, when needed.

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

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

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.

To provide the facillities and other resources so that social events and clubs can flourish in the villages of Ashburnham and Penhurst.

Fund raising through open days at Oakdown House and through donations mainly within the East Sussex area

Education/trainingArts/CultureSport/Recreation

The objects of the Group are for the public benefit to promote the improvement of the standard of driving and the advancement of road safety.

Teaching, healing, research and publishing.

To provide the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.