Charities In West Sussex

Our aim is to educate people about epilepsy, we offer support and advice for individuals and their family's. We provide awareness and training. We provide hospital volunteers who are based in the local hospitals and they provide support and information.We raise funds to enable us to continue to provide up to date information and to man a helpline.We support anyone no matter the circumstances

We subsidise school trips. We organise social events for the children and Parents. We contribute to equipment for the school.

Funding for own WI.

GENERAL COMRADESHIP OF EX ROYAL NAVAL AND ROYAL MARINES AND WRENS.

The Dekker Trust primarily supports activities for the benefit of the local community centred in or around Cocking in West Sussex and occasionally may consider support of need in the wider society.

Gives practical and financial assistance to 'those in need hardship or distress' in the parish of Slindon or closely associated with it. Its main function is to make grants to needy persons, normally in time for Christmas, but occasionally at other times for specific purposes.

Football field used by local football clubs. Children's Playground.Environment/conservation/heritage

Fund raising to maintain, repair and beautify our local church St Mary's Sompting

Relief of people in need.

The objects of the Group are for the public benefit to promote the improvement of the standard of driving and the advancement of road safety.

Continues to make grants to selected charitable bodies operating in West Sussex.

Friends of Thakeham School work together with parents, staff and pupils to hold various events in the school and community. We hold events as Christmas Fayre, run stalls at Thakeham village day, hold movie nights and discos. We then use funds raised to contribute to a range of goods and services to help advance the education of pupils at school. We have purchased playground equipment & laptops.

Girlguiding UK enables girls and young women to develop their potential and to make a difference to the world. The organisation offers a programme of learning and challenges for girls aged 5 to 25, with adult support. Horsham Division also maintains a Headquarters and a campsite to support some of these activities and ensure that the volunteer adults are appropriately trained and governed.

OPERATE A RESCUE AND REHABILITATION OPERATION FOR INJURED & SICK BADGERS. ADVISE INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS ON ISSUES OF BADGERS, THEIR HABITAT AND THE LAW. INFORM THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE BADGER AND ITS HABITAT THROUGH MEETINGS, WORKSHOPS AND ATTENDING COUNTRY AND WILDLIFE SHOWS AND SLIDE/TALK PRESENTATIONS TO LOCAL GROUPS.

Public Open Space

Supporting the care of the residents of the Salvation Army home at Villa Adastra

ARRANGE FUND RAISING ACTIVIES FOR OAKFIELDS PRIMARY SCHOOL.

We are restoring to running order the last Brighton passenger tram car left in the world. We are currently rebuilding the body and have now started to tackle the electrics. We own a truck and other electrical components. We allow public access to the tram and we display frequently at shows to raise money and to educate people about this project and also have a second Brighton tram, works car 1.

The provision of funds to alleviate sickness and distress in the group of parishes known as the Octagon in West Sussex. All requests for assistance should be made via a general practitioner.

To identify composition students age 14 - 19 who would benefit from the support the Foundation is able to offer. To enable selected composition students to access educational activities which are not generally available to them such as tutorial mentorships. To provide public performances of selected students' compositions, promoting these to reach a wide public audience.

Provision of Village Hall facilities to the local Community.

FOSGS helps to develop effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school. We organise fundraising events which maintain the school's links with the local community and enable us to fund the provision of equipment which supports the school and advances the education of the pupils.

To encourage the practice and enjoyment of gardening and further the education of gardeners in Lodsworth and some surrounding villages which have no garden club of their own.

To advance the education of the public by affording them access to the cottage at 346 High Street in Petworth restored and furnished as a typical cottage on the Leconfield Estate as it might have been in Petworth's heyday as an estate town in 1910 or thereabouts.