Charities In West Sussex

Fund raising for the children of St Giles School.

The object of the charity for the public benefit is the advancement of the Christian religion through the provision of retreat spaces to be used by those in leadership roles in the Church of England, and other churches in communion with it, to promote spiritual growth, support healthy marriages and family relationships, restore mental health and promote wellbeing.

PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA BASED IN KENT; WORK INCLUDES EDUCATION OUTREACH PROJECTS WITH SCHOOLS AND BRINGING MUSIC TO NEW AUDIENCES. ALSO PROVIDES PERFORMANCE PLATFORM FOR OUTSTANDING YOUNG SOLOISTS. ALSO AVAILABLE FOR WORK WITH CHORAL AND OPERA ENSEMBLES AND FOR HELP TO PROMOTE WORK OF NEW COMPOSERS.

The Four Streets Project provides support to people sleeping out on the streets of Chichester, West Sussex and the vulnerably housed. We are a group of volunteers, made up of local residents who provide a nightly supper club service every night. We provide food and drinks (& coats, sleeping bags, boots as needed). We also signpost people sleeping out to local services providing support.

To provide and maintain as a memorial to the people of East Grinstead a public park with playing fields and recreation grounds. Also to encourage and promote any form of public recreation or education or any other charitable object.

Football training for year groups u6's to u16's in the local area of Ashurst Wood

To advance, improve, develop and maintain public appreciation of and education in the art and science of music.

The Chichester Child Contact Centre is a NACCC accredited charity, run by a funded co-ordinator and volunteers. The Centre provides supported contact in a safe and neutral environment for child(ren) and their non-residential parent or family.

The charity holds and arranges drop in sessions to provide support for those with children with learning difficulties, as wellas offering and providing funding where necessary, and organising social days with parents and carers. The charity is currently raising funds to purchase a holiday home to offer families in need.

The principal activity of the trust is the provision of housing accommodation for necessitous persons.

To provide and maintain the Village Hall for the use of the Inhabitants of Southwater and the neighbourhood, without distinction of political, religous or other opinions. Including use for meetings, lectures and classes, and other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation.

TO CREATE, TEACH, ENCOURAGE AND DELIVER MUSICAL AND PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES TO ADULTS OF ALL AGES IN OUR COMMUNITY

TO PROMOTE THE BENEFIT OF CONGOLESE PEOPLE LIVING IN THE UK AND ABROAD, BY ASSOCIATING TOGETHER THE SAID PEOPLE AND THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND OTHER ORGANISATION IN A COMMON EFFORT TO RELIEVE PAUVERTY AND SICKNESS, TO ADVANCE EDUCATION AND TO PROVIDE FACILITIES TO RECREATION, WITH OBJECTIVES OF IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF THE LIFE OF THE SAID COMMUNITY.

The Gatwick School's PTA is a parent teacher association. We organises fundraising events to fundraise for equipment, resources and the educational enrichment of our community.

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

The Education of pupils in the school, in particular by:3.1 Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school.3.2 Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which supports the school and advance the education of the pupils.

Operation of the Ansty Village Hall and fundraising to build a new village hall

The Friends was established to support and assist the Museum and to promote its use and enjoyment by the public in co-operation with its Trustees and Director. The Friends receive funds by donations, legacies and fund raising events. All funds may only be used for making grants to the Museum and for the proper expenses of administering the Friends.

Wide range of fundraising activities organised by students and staff e.g. stall at village fetes, quiz nights, sponsored walk/silence/bungee jump, car wash. Seeking sponsorship from local community groups and businesses e.g. Lions, church groups, schools by giving presentations about the project. Sale of goods purchased in Kenya at local and national events e.g. NUT Annual Conference

The presentation of public concerts and recitals.

WE WORK IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND A WIDE RANGE OF VOLUNTARY AND STATUTORY ORGANISATIONS TO IDENTIFY LOCAL NEED. ONCE NEED HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED, WE DEVELOP ACTIVITIES FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES FROM THE DEPRIVED AREAS OF BOGNOR REGIS TO IMPROVE THEIR SKILLS, HEALTH AND SOCIAL WELL BEING.

Support for local Scouts, Guides, young persons, senior citizens and Henfield community in general through fundrasing, donations and volunteer efforts.

Religious activities; community work; working with other denominations; working with other churches in the Region; music ministries; fundraising and socials; children's work; training students; local awareness of issues such as AIDS/HIV; pastoral care.

Y:AMHS raises funds to provide funding to local families for mental health treatment for children and young people, as well as running a Parent Support Group and offering signposting services.

Village hall and recreation ground providing a venue for events, functions and activities. Available for hire for weddings, parties, meetings, classes, etc. Home of Rother Valley Croquet Club.