Charities In West Sussex

- Providing sport and educational activities to young people and adults- Supporting the development of young players and coaches through mentoring- Working with the wider football community to better engage communities which are under-represented within the football industry- Using football as a tool for social change, providing structured football activities within marginalised areas

To raise fund for the furtherance of youth projects in the are around Cranleigh, Surrey

The charity was created following an application by the Parish Council for ownership of the land in October 1979, approved in November 1979 and registered in 1980 (Commons Registration Act 1965). The council is the sole trustee of the charity and linked charity 279976-1. The Governing Document confirms it is a place for exercise and recreation for the inhabitants of the parish and neighbourhood.

The trusts will provide and hold land for use as a training apiary for the teaching of beekeeping skills under the supervision of Wisborough Green Division of the British Beekeepers Association, or any similar successor organisation.

Raising of funds to support Education

Guiding

Helping the Young Help the Young

Dormant

The relief of sickness and preservation of good health by the provision of free psychological services for those withneeds not met by statutory or third sector services or for those who are prohibited from accessing psychological therapy due to low income.

Care Farming

The Chichester Phab club works in a very practical and active way to promote and encourage people with and without physical disability to come together on equal terms, to achieve complete inclusion in the wider community. This is achieved in a variety of ways including the organisation of weekly social meetings, outings, training programmes and holidays

The charity raises funds to promote and enhance the education of pupils and members of the community, by providing for facilities and provision for pupils not usually provided by the education authority.

MOSAIC exists to support the development of positive cultural & racial identity; to empower BME people to combat racism; represents the interests of Black, Asian & Mixed parentage families.

The trustees plan to undertake the following initial projects:Scholarships to Christ's Hospital SchoolEducational assistance to children from Cornwall

We aim to worship God and we seek to communicate the truths of the Christian faith in an understandable and relevant way to help people to commit to and become more like Jesus. We aim to help people in need locally and beyond and so we are actively involved in serving our community. Our premises are used by a variety of organisations for the benefit of our local community.

maintenance of Nepcote Green for the enjoyment of the local community

Drinking fountain

Sussex Deaf Association provides community support, information and facility services to the deaf, deafened, deafblind and hard of hearing in Sussex.

Church Hall - currently leased to a Village Hall charity

made 2 fundraising events in the form of dinner and dance.We received sponsor of -+?200 from Bayba ltdDonated -+?200 to a Gambian boy (Abdou) living in Crawley UK, who suffers from airway tumor.Year ending 2011 we did not make any fund raising or activities2 june 2012 we having fund raising event to combat malaria in the gambiawe will be collecting used clothing for the orphans

Local Authority

Represent Disabled peoples interests in Crawley

THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION AND FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES WHICH SHALL HELP YOUNG PEOPLE AND PROMOTE THE BENEFIT OF THE INHABITANTS OF BROADFIELD AND THE NEIGHBOURING AREAS.

Supporting members of the community on a daily basis, setting up and adopting programs to support members of the community

Manages the money raised by some social and other events held by the Church of the Good Shepherd and spends it on the church and hall as requested by the PCC.