Charities In West Sussex

Education activities for women of all ages. Promoting and supporting all areas of community life within the village of Cowfold and its immediate environs.

Raising funds through various events to provide extra equipment and resources for the school

The Friends act to raise funds and support the work of The Aldingbourne Trust, which is a charity that supports people with disabilities to develop and live the lives they choose.

VILLAGE HALL FOR COMMUNITY USE

To care for and manage the Rowland Rank Centre on behalf of the local community.

Horsham Chamber Choir is an educational charity established for the promotion, improvement and maintenance of public education in and appreciation of music in all aspects through public concerts and recitals. The choir performs both classical and more contemporary choral music and involves young professional soloists in addition to its members, who come from Horsham and the surrounding district.

We are a local organisation mainly operating at TDShipley Football Ground in West Sussex. Our activities are mainly aimed at older people in our community. We run a walking football club, a petanque club, Shipley Men's Shed, a health walks group and cycling group. Our Green Project is working to improve the site's environment. We aim to help create a happy, healthy and involved local community.

Village hall.

We are a Christian organisation for the propagation of Christian materials and teaching and the use of our facilities for related ceremonies.

The object of the Charity is to support the education and welfare of children at Nechilibi and other schools in the Dete Cluster of school catchments in Zimbabwe, including provision of associated infrastructure.The Charity's provision of a girls dormitory for up to 100 girls at Nechilibi High School has been a great success.We are now adding further projects leading towards self-sufficiency.

As Scouts, we believe in preparing young people with skills for life. We encourage our young people to do more, learn more and be more. Each week, the 5th Burgess Hill (Worlds End) Scout Group give young people of Burgess Hill the opportunity to enjoy fun and adventure while developing the skills they need to succeed.

Opportunities to engage in creative activities are provided in a workshop for members. These opportunities, which mostly involve working in wood, benefit members and the wider community local to Henfield, West Sussex by helping build friendships and social capital by encouraging wider community engagement and cohesion. Hence the activities also help to prevent and reduce risks of social isolation

Support functioning and growth of museum. Provide historical society to district via lectures, guided tours and other functions.

Providing holidays and respite casre to those in need

The Brighton Explorers Club is a multi-activity outdoors club. Activities include rock climbing, road cycling, mountain biking, walking, running, caving, kayaking, windsurfing, badminton, tennis, SUP, surfing. Certain activities happen weekly and across the year, whilst others are seasonal, with many taking place in the summer. We host local, national and international club trips.

Copsale Village Hall CIO provides and maintains a village hall for the benefit of the inhabitants of the village of Copsale and the surrounding area. We hold regular fund raising activities and this together with the hire charges allows us to maintain and improve the fabric and facilities of the village hall.

Driving clients to hospital, doctors appointments etc, shopping and visiting.

TO HELP AND SUPPORT EX ROYAL AIR FORCE PERSONNEL, THEIR PARTNERS AND IMMEDIATE FAMILIES, GIVING WELFARE AID AND SUPPORT.

The trustees have been investigating a number of sites/options where a suitable Church/Community Centre could be developed to serve the needs of the local community in Durrington, Worthing and beyond. They have continued to raise funding for this venture through ongoing investments.

Scouting exists to actively engage and support young people in their personal development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society. We achieve this through delivery of a good quality balanced programme in line with the requirements of The Scout Association.

We organise activity-based support groups for mental health and wellbeing for adults in The Ashdown Forest area. The groups are run by trained volunteers and open to any adult who would like to support their mental health and wellbeing. Groups are suitable for adults with mental illness, addiction or stress (including stress caused by physical illness, injury or bereavement)

To recruit, train and support Responders to serve in the Selsey area as first response persons following 999 calls.

Developing effective relationships and support between the staff, parents,local community and others associated with the school.Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment, which support theschool and advances the education of the pupils.

School fundraising committee.

To promote the permanent preservation of the Mill at Clayton known as Jill (hereinafter called the Mill) as a building of historical and architectural interest for the education and for the benefit of the public generally.