Charities In West Sussex

Development of a residential retirement complex as an enabling development to build nursing homes.

Sensing Friends provides emotional support through therapeutic peer support groups, creative expression groups and one to one counselling support provided by trained, experienced counsellors, ecotherapists, creative youth practitioners and social workers, to any young person aged 8 - 25 experiencing any form of physical or emotional disability or additional needs.

The running of premises for the storage and restoration of items, and a museum of restored items which tell the story of local road passenger transport on the South Coast.The organisation and operation of free bus services and other special events to demonstarte the vehicles and practices used in the past to operate local road passenger transport.

The Campaign to Protect Rural England, Sussex Branch CIO exists to promote the beauty, tranquillity and diversity of rural England by encouraging the sustainable use of land and other natural resources in town and country.

The charity seeks to advance the Christian religion by way of a Christian book shop for the sale of Christian books, magazines, music and related products.

We promote the Gospel through weekly worship Services, prayer meetings, outreach groups, pastoral support, Bible study. The church is located in Pound Hill Crawley on the eastern side of Crawley in a community comprising some 4000 dwellings. Local charity support focuses on a homelessness centre and a hospice. Outreach includes liaison with some 200 third party hall users per week.

The Church of the Good Shepherd on Shoreham Beach is a vibrant Anglican church providing public worship, pastoral care, and a community space and the church is open every day. We are dedicated to supporting the local community and we aim to give ten percent of our income to charity. The church is part of the Eco Church Awards scheme and has reached bronze and is working towards silver.

Raising money and giving charitable donations to local charities in Sussex and the surrounding counties, who support young people up to the age of 18 coping with illness, disabilities of all kinds and those who are disadvantaged. Funds are raised from donations and charitable events.

Loxwood preschool provide sessional day care for preschool children aged from 2 up to school age. We operate in the village of Loxwood, West Sussex.

Chichester Runners & AC is an inclusive amateur club helping athletes of all ages, from under-11 to over-80, and every level of ability, from couch-to-5k to the almost-elite, to enjoy their participation in sport.

Operating within the Christian ethos SYP is a professional, embedded, open access youth project in Southwater & surrounding area providing & signposting young people to a range of affordable & accessible educational, social, community & leisure based activities & opportunities to help their physical, mental, emotional & spiritual development as individuals & as contributing members of society.

Finleys Touch works to help support children diagnosed with Cancer, in particular...Provision of hospital survival bags. Provision of grants and support to children and their families, predominantly in Sussex, Raising awareness of childhood cancer and education on the early signs and symptoms of childhood cancer.

The PCC, Chaired by the Incumbent, have the responsibility to coordinate the mission of the Parish; pastoral, evangelistic, financial and social, according to the practices of the Church of England.

makes small grants to grass roots organisations that seek to challenge injustices - provide help to students from a refugee background in Brighton and Hove

1. To provide leisure time activities for young people resident in the borough of Crawley to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacity so that they may become mature and responsible members of society.2. To offer adult members of the Community of Crawley, leisure activities to enhance their everyday lives,

To organise and promote cultural festivals and events in Arundel that will promote, improve, develop and maintain public education and appreciation in the arts and science including music, visual arts, drama, literature, film and other performances for the residents of Arundel and its visitors.

Regular public worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching and teaching; Baptism, as defined in the Baptist Union's Declaration of Principle; Evangelism and mission, locally, regionally, nationally and internationally; The teaching, encouragement, for all ages; Nurture and growth of Christian disciples; Education and training for Christian and community service; Pastoral care

We offer high impact horse-powered interventions for hard to reach participants. Participants usually have multiple problems and live in difficult situations. The method used is a revolutionary approach to mental health/self-regulation with excellent impact evidence. Participants are helped to become calm and focused by learning to communicate with specially trained horses from the ground.

The Highfield School Centenary Bursaries Fund charity was created to advance education by contributing towards the fees of pupils who, but for financial assistance, would not be able to attend and be educated at Highfield or Brookham Schools.

Provides a place of worship, generally advances and educates people about religion. Provides pastoral care and outreach. All within the Christianity of the Church of England.

We are a performing arts school which offers a fully comprehensive professional training in drama, dance and musical theatre to children from aged 3 - 18. Scholarships and bursaries are available to the disadvantaged and needy.

Regular religious services. Work in the community. Pre-school and Parent and Toddler groups. Children and youth work. Weekly activities/meetings for church members and others. Supporting of individuals and organisations working abroad.

Provides the organisation and financial support to Scouters, in order that they may provide Scouting activities for the youth of Copthorne Village and surrounding area.

St. Mary the Virgin Church is the Anglican church serving the town of Petworth. As well as a range of weekly and seasonal services, it provides baptisms, marriages, and funerals for the community. It is open for private prayer. It hosts civic services such as Remembrance Sunday, and other special events and memorials. Its premises host the annual Petworth Festival and Literature Festival.

Offering weekly worship services and pastoral and practical support for members of the church and the wider community; supporting by prayer and financially the wider work of the Christian Church and charities both local and overseas; making premises available for ecumencial work of local churches, young people's organisations, counselling groups, and many local charities and arts institutions.