charity in West Sussex

Age UK East Sussex is an independent charity working in East Sussex to offer support and services to older people. We want to make East Sussex a great place to grow older. Find out more about us.

If you are concerned about a child's welfare, contact MASH on 01273 290400 or MASH@brighton-hove.gcsx.gov.uk. If you are a child call childline 08001111

The British Red Cross offers first aid and health and safety training to help you prepare for emergencies which may happen at work, at home, or when you’re out and about.

Friends First support disadvantaged and long-term unemployed people to gain work-ready skills, secure employment, and find safe and supported accommodation

H.E.L.P. is the Hollywood Education and Literacy Project

Based at Little Brook Equestrian Centre in Newchapel, Surrey, East Park RDA Group is a member group of Riding for the Disabled, and has charitable status in its own right.

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The OSGB was founded in 1951 by John Blowers. We welcome members with a wide range of knowledge and experience, from beginners to professional growers.

Ardingly Old Jeshwang Association (AOJA). Relieving sickness and promoting the preservation of good health in The Gambia.

Chichester Canal offers boat trips, refreshments, rowing, fishing, canoeing and walking. Volunteers restore and maintain the canal.

The Hamblin Trust, based near Chichester, West Sussex, UK, hold events and publish works on spirituality, faith, meditation, personal development and alternative health, many by Henry Thomas Hamb…

The Dementia Support Hub will be a bespoke, modern and functional centre, where people can access the most up to date support, information and advice.

National Open Art accepts submissions of original artwork including paintings, drawings and art photography.

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St Mary’s is a vibrant, friendly and welcoming church community. We have a variety of church services on Sunday and through the week and hope that you will be able to join us in our worship.

support for diabetes, community, people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes, raising awareness and providing training for sufferers.

We are the Poor Clares of Arundel. We are sisters, who share prayer, work, laughter and struggles, and live according to the Form of Life drawn up by St Clare of Assisi in 1253.