non profit organization in Poynings

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Revealing Brighton and Hove’s hidden past and helps local people get involved in mapping their own histories.

Mid Downs Medical Practice - Friends Of Newick

Age UK East Sussex are an independent local charity dedicated to helping people in later life in East Sussex.

The Children's Charity of Sussex

Friends of Ludhiana is the UK support base for the work centred at the Christian Medical College & Hospital (CMC), Ludhiana, Punjab, North India.

Warrior Run is a tough obstacle challenge that will take place just 6 miles north of Brighton. This is by far the toughest run in the south. We have secured an amazing location just north of Brig…

Behavioural Insights and social marketing

The Lewes branch of the Lions Club International, fund raising for local, National and International good causes.

Community Chef offers community food consultancy, cookery training, cookery classes, cookery workshops, bread making workshops and cookery demonstrations.

WSLL is a local charity that helps adults with learning disabilities to access social activities and courses with volunteer 'Buddies'.

Support for people living with a dementia and their carers.

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We are a charity project that redistributes surplus from the food industry to organisations working with hungry & vulnerable people in Brighton & Sussex. 

Seaside Homes was established by Brighton & Hove City Council to refurbish the council’s leased housing stock.

The biggest Chinese Society in Sussex. We're a non-profit organisation teaching Chinese, Lion Dancing, Kung Fu & Tai Chi and can be hired for performances

A national charity that works on behalf of all Gypsies, Travellers and Roma. We offer advice, consultancy, promote health and wellbeing and contribute to research and policy making.

Our aim is to empower women and reduce inequality by promoting independence in a safe, women-only space.

Community Wood Recycling is a network of social enterprises that collects and reuses wood waste in the most environmentally-friendly ways.

The British Red Cross helps people in crisis, whoever and wherever they are. We are part of a global voluntary network, responding to conflicts, natural disasters and individual emergencies.