Charities In West Sussex

The aim of the charity is to assist young members of the Sussex Army Cadet Force but the trustees have no direct contact with the beneficiaries.

The advancement of education through the promotion of The Arts in general and more specifically:To support individual and/or groups of Artistes with their artistic delivery. To provide opportunities for Artistes to perform or exhibit. To increase awareness, understanding and appreciation of The Arts in the community. To provide education in and experience of The Arts in the community.

Monthly meetings with speakers. Social activities and outings

PROVISION OF HIGH QUALITY LECTURE-RECITALS AND CONCERTS AT LOW COST TO LOCAL PEOPLE THROUGH A MEMBERSHIP SCHEME OPEN TO ALL. SUPPORT FOR UNIVERSITY MUSIC STUDENTS THOUGH THE AWARD OF PERFORMANCE PRIZES AND BURSARIES FOR DESERVING GRADUATES GOING FORWARD TO PROFESSIONAL TRAINING FOR EMPLOYMENT AS MUSICIANS AND TEACHERS.

Monitors planning applications and cares for buildings and amenities in the town and surroundings

Raises money for the maintenance of the fabric of St Michael's Church Up Marden.. Additionally to promote religious ,cultural, historic and charitable works to encourage interest in the church.

The Association, which is non-political, aims to maintain, protect and enhance the character and amenities of Bosham and neighbourhood

Supplies speakers and research help to schools, presents monthly displays and lectures, holds an annual exhibition, collects and researches information and material on local area. Produces publications on related topics. Co-operates with local authority on conservation areas and preservation of the built and natural environment.

The object of the charity is to distribute a proportion of the income from the Henry Smith Estate for the relief of those aged 65 or over, poor or infirm people in parish of East Grinstead, Ashurst Wood and Forest Row.

Care and administration of Allotments

Education

Makes awards to young people under the age of 25 years who are current or former students of Sussex Downs College/East Sussex College

Provides weekly talking newspaper for Crawley's blind and partially sighted residents.

The charity provides funds to support building projects at St Peters C of E (Aided) Primary School in Cowfold

Provide support for on-going meditation groups in the Brighton area, and run Dharma retreats.

Provides sport and recreational facilities, including buildings, play area and open spaces for use by residents of Henfield

Providing equipment and people to help with the diagnosis and treatment of vascular disease.Producing helpful information leaflets for people with vascular disease and those about to undergo amputation

The Horley & District U3A organises educational and social groups for people who are retired or no longer in full time employment.

Spiritual healing, training classes, seminars.

The Howlden Trust owns Great Northern Railway Directors' Saloon No. 706E designed by E.F.Howlden. The Trust's volunteers crew the saloon and present and interpret it in its historic context to the public (usually on the Bluebell Railway, but occasionally elsewhere), and raise money to fund the vehicle's conservation and maintenance. The conservation work is also undertaken by our volunteers.

Artspace Brighton provides a safe, stable and supportive community-based art studio forpeople with experience of mental health issues. We also co-ordinate opportunities for the membersof our studio to engage with wider, mainstream and community art spheres, through publicexhibition of their own art works as well as visits to galleries and events.

TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE STATEMENT OF FAITH, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY PROVIDING FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, PREMISES AND FACILITIES FOR RELIGIOUS PRACTICE, SERVICES, TEACHING EVENTS AND OTHER ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES AT YAPTON LANE, WALBERTON, ARUNDEL.

Sherlock Charitable Trust is donating to other Charities which aim to help people and to sections of society which need help.

We hold monthly lectures on geology & related sciences, run geological day field trips & an annual residential field trip. We publish our journal, Outcrop, twice a year, maintain our website and support local geological initiatives. We have a table at Festival of Geology, Sussex Min & Lap, day events at local museums, support the Worthing Heritage Alliance & answer queries from the public.

providing an entertainment service to the patients, staff and visitors of the Princess Royal Hospital, Haywards Heath