Charities In East Sussex

junior school for ages 7-11

To carry on for the benefit of those with Autism, Asperger syndrome and related conditions (hereafter collectively referred to as "people with autism") the business of providing housing and any associated amenities especially designed or adapted to meet the disabilities and requirements of such persons.

To provide Trefoil Montessori School with educational resources, expansion and development of its teaching facilities, to support it in its educational aims to provide community based sustainable education.

Provides grants for research into kindey diseases, for the care of kidney patients & for education about kidney diseases.

The charity was constituted on 20 December 2013 and was entered on to the register of charities on 24 January 2017. The principal activities of the charity are to work with and support vulnerable and disadvantaged children and young people to overcome their personal circumstances, many of whom may have experienced difficulties as a result of financial hardship, family breakdown, neglect or abuse.

Rescuing and homing greyhounds and greyhound crossbreeds.Focussing our work on rescuing the native greyhounds of Spain.

Our activities include, providing lectures on Hinduism, providing classes in Bhakti yoga and we provide yogic singing session called kirtan. We have also managed to find a potential funder who has agreed to fund a charity shop for a year that can be used as a cafe community centre and yoga centre. We can also use the property to raise funds to buy a farm to use as a temple and cow sanctuary.

To raise funds to extend educational activities

Proviging support funding to support individuals to access activities through the Adur Outdoor Activities Centre and rasie money for equipment to support those activities.

Girl Guiding

Provision of housing, support, guidance and befriending for homeless people and people at risk of homelessness. Research and information concerning the needs of homeless people and people at risk of homelessness, and the effectiveness of different kinds of service provision.

Woodnet undertakes education, research into woodland management and use of UK timber resources for sustainable development.The charity is based at the Woodland Enterprise Centre, East Sussex, where Woodnet delivers training courses and professional development to young people and businesses interested in conserving the woodland landscape, through using local timber in a creative way.

The relief of mental illness and the preservation of health among adults residing in the Hastings and surrounding area.To assist in the treatment and care of persons experiencing mental ill health who would benefit from rehabilitation via theraputic work.To advance the education and awareness relating to mental fortitude and the struggles experienced by those living with poor mental health.

To advance the education of pupils of Burwash Schools by assisting in the provision of education and recreation facilities in augmentation of those provided by the LEA.

Club for people with physical and/or learning disabilities in Sussex, Hampshire and Surrey. Visits to the theatre, cinema, outdoor shows and other events and places of interest, often combined with a restaurant meal. Family and support workers are always welcome.

The Society is established as an independent, non-party, non-sectarian body for the public benefit in the area comprising Bexhill-on-Sea, especially the Old Town. It aims to preserve the antiquity and character of the area as a thriving community; to secure the protection of features of historic or public interest; to foster community spirit; and to maintain the Jubilee Clock and its belfry.

A piece of the land owned by this charity is leased to the Crowhurst Youth Club who own the Club Building and provide space for youth and other local groups.

To regulate ,encourage,develop,facilitate and safeguard the interests of the sport of gymnastics with the south east(Surrey/Sussuex and kent)to assist in the physical education and mental development of young persons for the benefit of the comunity or in the interests of social welfare.

Serving a village of 5,500 people and a charitable trust since 1927 the Village Hall, a grade II listed building, has provided the focal point for many local clubs and associations over the years, relying on charges and subscriptions to maintain the fabric of the building.The two halls both with kitchens and one of which has a stage are available for hiring to regular users and as single lets.

To provide opportunities that enable and encourage young people from a variety of social environments and physical abilities to gain access to and to participate in cricket and other recreational activities.The emphasis shall be to improve the physical, mental, educational and social development of such young people.

Oversee the maintenance of the village green in Frant. Contact with Frant Parish Council of Rosemary S Karim is the Clerk.

Maintenance of Wolfe recreation ground for the residents of Crowborough

To produce and distribute tapes weekly to the blind, containing local news from the Sussex Express and a selection of magazine items.

Sport and recreation

Maintaining Silver Jubilee recreation ground for the benefit of Crowborough Residents