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Sussex Community Foundation

Who they support

Their grants programme is made up of a range of funds which help to address disadvantage and deprivation, and build resilience in Sussex communities. They are particularly keen to support grassroots community groups and small-to-medium sized voluntary organisations. Their general funds cannot support small contributions to large capital appeals or campaigns.

  • The average annual spending of grantees has been £929,571
  • The average age of charities supported has been years.

Grant criteria

The Sussex Crisis Fund has been set up to support the community and voluntary sector in response to the coronavirus outbreak. It is designed to help fund the emerging needs facing communities and the charities and community groups that support them, at this time. Initially, emergency grants of up to £5,000 are available. Argus Appeal Fund provides grants of up to £1,000 for smaller charities, voluntary and community groups or individuals in need across Sussex. It provides a quicker service for applicants who need a small grant or have an immediate or urgent funding need. Applications can be submitted at any time throughout the year. East Brighton Trust Fund supports charities, community and voluntary groups undertaking projects or events that benefit people who live in East Brighton. Grants up to £1,000. Westdene Fund gives grants of up to £1,000 to individual young people (aged 16-25 years) in Sussex with outstanding musical talent.

Grant details

Most of the grants are up to £5,000 unless otherwise advertised. For smaller grants of up to £1,000, consider applying for the Argus Appeal Fund

Application procedure

They normally have 3 main rounds of grant-giving each year. However, in 2020, there will be 2. Upcoming deadlines for applications (unless specified otherwise) is 5:00pm (1700 hours) as follows: Friday 11th September 2020 (Decisions in Autumn 2020), and Friday 8th January 2021 (Decisions in Spring 2021). Follow the on-screen instructions once you have followed this link to the online application form (https://ukcf.secure.force.com/forms/SussexCommunityFoundation/ApplicationForm/2017). You can save and return to your application as many times as you like before you submit it. If you are unable to apply online, contact the Grants Team on 01273 409440 or e-mail grants@sussexgiving.org.uk for a copy of the application form.

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01273409440

Sussex Community Foundation
15 Western Road
LEWES
BN7 1RL

Charity registered in England & Wales, No: 1113226
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In this period 2,933 donations have been made totalling £14,431,337 to 1440 organisations

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When Amount Annual
Spending		 Grantee To be used for
08/12/2023 £500 ST.ANDREW'S FELLOWSHIP Funding was provided towards the running costs of their monthly club.
17/11/2023 £5,000 £255,134 STAY UP LATE Funding was provided towards their befriending projects.
17/11/2023 £5,000 SELSEY BEFRIENDING ACTIVITIES - SELSEY COMMUNITY FORUM Funding was provided towards staff costs.
17/11/2023 £5,000 GROW SELSEY Funding was provided towards staff costs.
17/11/2023 £3,966 £1,562,383 EMMAUS BRIGHTON & HOVE Funding was provided towards counselling costs.
17/11/2023 £1,609 EAST SUSSEX UKRAINE SUPPORT Funding was provided to support their expansion.
17/11/2023 £5,000 £620,173 BREADWINNERS Funding was provided towards staff costs.
17/11/2023 £10,000 £191,970 HOME-START CHAMS Funding was provided towards core and operational costs.
17/11/2023 £5,000 £1,067,459 DENTAID Funding was provided towards the provision of 6 free mobile dental clinics at the Turning Tides, St Clare’s Day Centre.
17/11/2023 £8,000 SUSSEX ASSOCIATION FOR SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS Funding was provided towards their Youth Development Programme.
17/11/2023 £4,625 £58,135 CRAWLEY CAP CENTRE Funding was provided towards core costs.
17/11/2023 £8,940 PAGHAM & DISTRICT RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards the cost of a new minibus.
17/11/2023 £7,320 SHOREHAM BAPTIST CHURCH (DEBT COUNSELLING CENTRE) Funding was provided towards running costs.
17/11/2023 £7,650 £55,055 PARKFIELD EQUINE SOLUTIONS Funding was provided towards group workshops.
17/11/2023 £5,000 £24,062 CHICHESTER & ARUN DOWN SYNDROME GROUP Funding was provided towards a programme of trips for the families they support.
17/11/2023 £10,000 £297,819 PARENTS AND CARERS SUPPORT ORGANISATION (PACSO) Funding was provided for their Saturday club Play Specialist staff and venue costs.
17/11/2023 £5,000 £232,292 BRIGHTON UNEMPLOYED CENTRE FAMILIES PROJECT Funding was provided for core costs.
17/11/2023 £10,000 £605,191 HORSHAM MATTERS Funding was provided towards upscaling their services to meet needs.
17/11/2023 £7,016 £342,922 LEWES DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE Funding was provided to extend the provision of their Volunteer Training availability for a further 12 months.
17/11/2023 £7,992 £443,058 BRIGHTON & HOVE WOOD RECYCLING PROJECT (BHWRP) Funding was provided for operational costs for their expansion into Clay Hill, Lewes.
17/11/2023 £6,161 £65,145 SUSSEX PRISONERS FAMILIES Funding was provided towards a research project aimed at adults and young people who may be at risk of offending.
17/11/2023 £6,018 £242,868 ONCA TRUST LIMITED Funding was provided towards a sewing project for refugees.
17/11/2023 £5,000 A TOUCH OF GENTLENESS Funding was provided for volunteer training.
17/11/2023 £2,500 £72,501 HAILSHAM FOODBANK Funding was provided towards staff costs of a new communications officer.
17/11/2023 £5,000 PHOENIX FOOD HUB Funding was provided for project costs.
17/11/2023 £5,375 £491,623 CRAWLEY COMMUNITY ACTION Funding was provided towards staff costs aimed at supporting diverse and marginalized communities.
17/11/2023 £4,270 £14,418 HAVEN PREGNANCY COUNSELLING CENTRE Funding was provided towards staff costs and overheads.
17/11/2023 £7,000 £32,206 LANCING AND SOMPTING CHURCHES FOODBANK Funding was provided for food parcels for local young carers and admin costs.
17/11/2023 £4,865 £86,156 ST LUKE'S PRESTONVILLE Funding was provided for staff and associated costs of DASH (Dementia Arts Support Hub).
17/11/2023 £3,000 £60,464 THE DOT COLLECTIVE Funding was provided for production costs.
17/11/2023 £6,000 £265,406 BRIGHTON MARINA STUDIOS FOUNDATION Funding was provided to train and develop young people as Next Generation Dance Leaders in Crawley.
17/11/2023 £5,000 £207,609 RESOURCE CENTRE Funding was provided towards running costs, including staff, rent, and utilities.
17/11/2023 £2,000 £3,081 LANDPORT YOUTH CENTRE Funding was provided towards rent costs.
17/11/2023 £10,000 £107,385 OLIVE TREE CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE Funding was provided towards their expansion into Horsham.
17/11/2023 £2,000 £234,646 BEACHY HEAD CHAPLAINCY TEAM Funding was provided towards core costs and service development.
17/11/2023 £7,000 £12,088 EWHURST AND STAPLECROSS VILLAGE HALL Funding was provided towards a programme of community events and equipment.
17/11/2023 £3,700 £73,767 AS YOU ARE CENTRE Funding was provided towards staff training.
17/11/2023 £9,930 ATEAB FUNDS (PREVIOUSLY A TOWN EXPLORES A BOOK COMMUNITY GROUP) Funding was provided for their 2024 project.
17/11/2023 £5,000 TOT ROCKIN BEATS CIC Funding was provided towards project costs.
17/11/2023 £8,000 £242,611 CHILDREN WITH CANCER FUND (POLEGATE) Funding was provided towards staff costs of event co-ordinator.
17/11/2023 £10,473 £1,524,388 TEAM DOMENICA Funding was provided towards the salary of a Café Training Mentor.
17/11/2023 £5,000 VOICES IN EXILE Funding was provided towards running costs.
17/11/2023 £7,853 £157,856 TUPPENNY BARN EDUCATION LTD Funding was provided towards their Children’s Wellbeing Programmes.
17/11/2023 £5,000 £29,947 ADUR EAST LIONS CLUB CIO Funding was provided towards their Wenceslas Project which helps those struggling with energy costs.
17/11/2023 £6,000 FLOURISH NETWORK (HASTINGS) Funding was provided towards staff costs.
17/11/2023 £5,000 £65,435 THE SPIRE ARTS Funding was provided towards project costs.
17/11/2023 £9,834 £624,148 ARUN COMMUNITY CHURCH Funding was provided for staff costs of a new CAP Debt Coach.
17/11/2023 £9,900 £31,064 RENEGADES YOUTH CLUB Funding was provided towards running costs.
17/11/2023 £8,000 THE GARDEN ARMY C.I.C. Funding was provided towards materials to lay pavements to improve accessibility.
17/11/2023 £9,900 SOUTH COAST SKATE CLUB CIC Funding was provided to enable them to run free skate sessions in Chichester.
17/11/2023 £7,490 STONEHAM BAKEHOUSE CIC Funding was provided towards their Wellbeing Project.
17/11/2023 £5,000 £923,272 ROCKINGHORSE Funding was provided towards the staff costs of a Hospital Youth Worker.
17/11/2023 £5,000 £274,550 THE HUMMINGBIRD REFUGEE PROJECT Funding was provided towards the overall running and staffing costs of their 'Be Well, Be Heard' (BWBH) service for the next year.
17/11/2023 £5,000 £56,498 ARISE COUNSELLING SERVICE Funding was provided towards their counselling sessions.
17/11/2023 £10,000 £34,339 GOLDEN LION CHILDRENS TRUST Funding was provided for gift vouchers for children and families at Christmas.
17/11/2023 £9,018 £244,041 CLEAN SHEET Funding was provided for personalised remote support for 20 people in Sussex.
17/11/2023 £2,500 £198,580 MATTHEW 25 MISSION Funding was requested towards core staff costs.
17/11/2023 £4,000 WELLSBOURNE HEALTHCARE CIC Funding was provided towards a community garden.
17/11/2023 £10,000 £1,179,955 CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE Funding was provided towards a dental project. .
17/11/2023 £5,000 £132,695 BRIGHTON PIP LTD Funding was provided towards capacity building work.
17/11/2023 £9,995 BLUEPRINT YOUTH UK Funding was provided towards project costs.
17/11/2023 £10,000 £55,803 HOPE CHARITY PROJECT Funding was provided to provide one-to-one counselling for young people from low-income families who are struggling with their emotional wellbeing.
17/11/2023 £5,000 £41,337 KNIGHT SUPPORT CIO Funding is provided towards core funding to continue to expand both outreach and delivery service and support new partnership development.
17/11/2023 £3,750 £4,818 WOMEN'S VOICE Funding was provided towards developing a package of training and resources for use within secondary schools and colleges addressing issues of domestic abuse.
17/11/2023 £8,745 £196,250 REACHING FAMILIES Funding was provided towards the overall delivery of their programme during the period November 2023 to October 2024.
17/11/2023 £1,976 VOLYA ART COMMUNITY GROUP Funding was provided towards a series of cultural events.
17/11/2023 £10,000 £689,310 CLOCK TOWER SANCTUARY Funding was provided for the role of Centre Manager (formerly Volunteer Coordinator).
17/11/2023 £5,000 £5,683 RIVERS LEARNING PROJECT COMMUNITY Funding was provided towards core costs.
17/11/2023 £4,161 £470,039 MANKIND Funding was provided towards staff costs.
17/11/2023 £3,000 £18,065 MARSHAM OLDER PEOPLES PROJECT (MOOP) Funding was provided to enable the group to continue the work of the Friday lunch club with increased costs of fuel and food.
17/11/2023 £10,000 £92,053 PELICAN PARCELS Funding was provided towards core costs.
17/11/2023 £4,125 BAGS OF TASTE Funding was provided towards their mentored home cooking courses for vulnerable people in Hastings and Rother.
17/11/2023 £5,000 £136,339 SPEAR BRIGHTON TRUST Funding was provided to enable them to support young people through the Spear Programme.
17/11/2023 £1,500 £2,171,890 ST PETER'S BRIGHTON Funding was provided towards their homeless project 'Safehaven'.
17/11/2023 £3,646 PETWORTH VISION CIC Funding was provided towards an IT course to enhance employment opportunities.
17/11/2023 £10,000 EAST BRIGHTON FOOD CIC Funding was provided for food and supplies for their meals on wheels service.
17/11/2023 £5,000 £743,469 BUILDING HEROES EDUCATION FOUNDATION Funding was provided towards project costs for a Crawley project.
17/11/2023 £6,000 £39,585 REFUGEES WELCOME - CRAWLEY Funding was provided towards equipment and room hire costs.
17/11/2023 £5,000 £1,624,258 FEEDBACK Funding was provided towards staff costs.
10/11/2023 £750 SMARTER UNIFORMS Funding was provided towards uniform storage and a consultation exercise with parents, schools, community groups and other key stakeholders.
10/11/2023 £750 £605,896 FARESHARE SUSSEX & SURREY Funding was provided towards the cost of providing their food service to residents across East Brighton.
10/11/2023 £750 BEVENDEAN COMMUNITY PUB Funding was provided to run a Childrens Christmas party.
10/11/2023 £750 £123,495 RELEASE COUNSELLING AND THERAPY FOR WOMEN Funding was provided towards their Mummyshock early-intervention counselling group in Whitehawk.
10/11/2023 £750 METAMORPHOSIS Funding was provided towards arts and crafts projects and community activities.
10/11/2023 £750 FLAMENCO & SPANISH GROUP Funding was provided towards Flamenco Dancing Practice Sessions and Classes.
10/11/2023 £750 CIRCUS STARR - STARR IN THE COMMUNITY CIC Funding was provided to enable 37 vulnerable children to attend performances of their relaxed and inclusive children’s variety show in January 2024.
10/11/2023 £750 BEVENDEAN COMMUNITY GARDEN Funding was provided towards running their weekly guided gardening session and a Saturday gardening workshop.
10/11/2023 £750 BEVENDEAN COMMUNITY PUB Funding was provided to hire local professionals to deliver high quality activities for their 'Meet Me at The Bevy' programme.
10/11/2023 £750 £34,514 BRIGHTON PEBBLES Funding was provided to run a weekly Pilates class for Parent Carers at Manor Road Gym.
03/11/2023 £435 £9,865 PEASMARSH MEMORIAL HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Funding was provided to upgrade the lighting to more energy efficient LED lighting and to replace the control panel for the Air Source Heat Pump (ASHP).
03/11/2023 £1,750 RYE COMMUNITY GARDEN Funding was provided towards the installation of new, wheelchair accessible paths.
27/10/2023 £9,963 CRAWLEY LGBT Funding was provided for core costs.
27/10/2023 £10,000 £148,514 HOME-START CHICHESTER AND DISTRICT Funding was provided towards core costs.
27/10/2023 £5,000 £21,904 WINCHELSEA NEW HALL Funding was provided towards toilet refurbishment.
27/10/2023 £5,000 ENERGISE SUSSEX COAST Funding was provided to fund their "Green Handyman" to help improve the energy efficiency of people's homes.
27/10/2023 £5,000 £999,956 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Funding was provided towards the practitioner costs, travel, equipment costs and outreach work, including her support in schools.
27/10/2023 £5,000 £7,281 IDEN VILLAGE HALL Funding was provided towards the installation of solar panels on the village hall roof.
27/10/2023 £1,410 IDEN BOWLS CLUB Funding was provided to replace the sprinkler system and renew the wooden boarding that forms the edge of the green.
13/10/2023 £2,000 RYE AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY TRANSPORT Funding was provided towards fuel costs to run their 326 service.
13/10/2023 £1,000 £3,441 RYE AND DISTRICT STREET PASTORS INITIATIVE Funding was provided towards project costs.
13/10/2023 £1,000 RYE FLOWER AND VEG SHOW Funding was provided to help run their event in August 2024.
13/10/2023 £1,066 RYE CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided towards their Junior cricket programme for boys and girls.
13/10/2023 £2,000 £261,530 HANDS OF HOPE Funding was provided towards running costs.
13/10/2023 £500 RYE CASTLE MUSEUM Funding was provided for office equipment.
13/10/2023 £500 COMMUNITY COMPOST SOLUTIONS CIC Funding was provided towards setting up an online presence.
13/10/2023 £1,000 RYE COMMUNITY GARDEN Funding was provided towards a series of outreach events.
13/10/2023 £1,000 £21,904 WINCHELSEA NEW HALL Funding was provided towards refurbishing their toilets.
31/07/2023 £4,777 £14,487 SUSTAINABLE SUSSEX Funding was provided towards the construction of a poly tunnel.
31/07/2023 £4,777 CLIMATE RESILIENCE CENTRE WORTHING (CREW) Funding was provided to develop a ‘Youth Space’ for climate action and wellbeing.
31/07/2023 £4,777 £741,443 CARERS CENTRE FOR BRIGHTON & HOVE Funding was provided to reinvigorate the environmental focus of their activities to inspire and inform their young carers on how to live in a more positive, environmentally friendly way.
26/07/2023 £10,000 £232,292 BRIGHTON UNEMPLOYED CENTRE FAMILIES PROJECT Funding was provided towards running costs of a new service specifically targeting families in fuel poverty.
26/07/2023 £10,000 £98,021 THE HENFIELD HALL Funding was provided to purchase and install a battery back up system to their solar panels.
26/07/2023 £10,000 £322,013 ST MATTHEW'S WORTHING Funding was provided towards an energy audit and the installation of solar panels on the roof of the church.
26/07/2023 £3,000 £1,320,021 EMMAUS BRIGHTON & HOVE Funding was provided to improve energy efficiency across all of their accommodation by installing new loft insulation.
26/07/2023 £5,000 SEW FABULOUS CIC Funding was provided towards their 'Make Do And Mend Project'.
26/07/2023 £10,000 £359,012 TARNER COMMUNITY PROJECT Funding was provided to develop and maintain a new forest school and community garden.
26/07/2023 £10,000 £605,896 FARESHARE SUSSEX & SURREY Funding was provided towards their Electric Bike Research Project.
26/07/2023 £4,800 £611,434 ARUN COMMUNITY CHURCH Funding was provided towards an energy audit on the community centre.
26/07/2023 £3,000 £418,566 SIGHT SUPPORT WORTHING Funding was provided to make the charity building more energy efficient.
26/07/2023 £20,000 £450,779 COMMUNITY BASE Funding was provided to improve the energy efficiency of the building by undertaking an energy audit and installing panel heaters and LED lighting.
26/07/2023 £10,000 £1,217,916 COMMUNITY TRANSPORT SUSSEX CIO Funding was provided towards a new electric vehicle.
26/07/2023 £5,000 LOW CARBON TRUST Funding was provided to install a new replacement Rutland 1200 wind turbine.
26/07/2023 £10,000 HAVENS COMMUNITY HUB CIC Funding was provided towards the running costs of Havens Food Cooperative.
26/07/2023 £10,000 GREEN TIDES CIC Funding was provided to employ someone to develop, manage and grow the Wildflower Trail project.
26/07/2023 £5,000 OVER THE MOON SHOREHAM CIC Funding was provided to bring back and expand a summer community reuse festival.
26/07/2023 £3,700 FRIENDS OF DENTON GARDENS Funding was provided towards the purchase of nursery stock (plants), and other materials and features (such as nesting boxes) to implement their soft landscape and habitat enhancement proposals and to raise awareness about the local wildlife.
26/07/2023 £10,000 £178,230 WOLO FOUNDATION Funding was provided towards an electric van, to help the charity and the families they support with a cheaper method of transport.
26/07/2023 £10,000 £529,381 FABRICA Funding was provided towards their 'Renew, Repurpose' courses.
26/07/2023 £10,000 £107,565 ST LUKE'S ADVICE SERVICE Funding was provided so they can continue to assist those that are struggling with the cost-of-living and have fallen into fuel poverty.
26/07/2023 £10,000 MAGNETIC IDEALS Funding was provided towards running 10 intergenerational family-friendly Creative Cost of Living Climate Cafes over 6 months, over autumn and winter.
26/07/2023 £10,000 £109,253 PEDAL PEOPLE Funding was provided towards cycle maintenance.
26/07/2023 £6,169 £334,346 HENFIELD WITH SHERMANBURY AND WOODMANCOTE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL Funding was provided towards the installation of a well-insulated suspended ceiling within the church hall.
26/07/2023 £2,000 SHOREHAM ROWING CLUB Funding was provided towards a building energy audit.
24/07/2023 £5,000 £396,159 BRIGHTON CITY TABLE TENNIS CLUB Funding was provided for after-school sessions for disadvantaged children.
14/07/2023 £9,852 £47,661 SAY APHASIA Funding was provided towards the running costs of drop-in groups.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £275,889 HOME-START EAST SUSSEX Funding was provided towards core staff costs.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £48,493 TYLER'S TRUST Funding was provided towards children's activities, which provide respite for families.
14/07/2023 £5,000 LITTLEHAMPTON & DISTRICT MEN'S SHED WEST Funding was provided for premises costs.
14/07/2023 £5,600 CARERS SUPPORT SELSEY Funding was provided for support worker staff costs.
14/07/2023 £5,000 PRISON FAMILY SUPPORT Funding was provided towards core costs.
14/07/2023 £9,920 £1,148,416 MOMENTUM CHILDREN'S CHARITY Funding was provided for family respite holidays.
14/07/2023 £5,000 LA DI DA SOCIETY Funding was provided for event production costs.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £136,668 CANCERWISE Funding was provided for counselling and wellbeing sessions.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £39,894 LIVESTOCK Funding was provided for a young mums peer support group.
14/07/2023 £4,764 £40,044 ENGAGE Funding was provided for staff, volunteer, venue hire and activities costs.
14/07/2023 £10,000 WORTHING DEMENTIA HUB Funding was provided to open a dementia cafe.
14/07/2023 £3,000 £68,477 PATHWAYS TO HEALTH Funding was provided for staff costs.
14/07/2023 £6,250 £99,511 PLOT 22 Funding was provided for staff and core costs.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £56,971 WAVES SEAFORD LTD Funding was provided towards core costs and organisational development.
14/07/2023 £6,080 £27,877 THE FUTSAL STARS FOUNDATION Funding was provided towards their provision in Newhaven and Seaford.
14/07/2023 £3,000 £446,236 FACE FRONT INCLUSIVE THEATRE Funding was provided towards their production 'It's My Move'. which will tour into special schools and colleges in Autumn 2023.
14/07/2023 £10,000 £76,331 KENNEDY STREET FOUNDATION Funding was provided to start up a Recovery Cafe at their hub.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £16,921 ICKLESHAM MEMORIAL HALL TRUST Funding was provided to recruit a freelance Activity & Event Co-Ordinator.
14/07/2023 £1,626 £165,910 SUSSEX MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS TREATMENT CENTRE Funding was provided towards staff and volunteer training.
14/07/2023 £3,506 TECHRESORT CIC Funding was provided towards their provision across Sussex.
14/07/2023 £10,000 £133,427 BRAMBER BAKEHOUSE Funding was provided for staff costs.
14/07/2023 £10,000 £41,959 ADUR VOLUNTARY ACTION Funding was provided for staff, training, equipment and core costs.
14/07/2023 £10,000 £176,206 WHOOPSADAISY Funding was provided for staff costs.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £71,222 FREE SHOP CRAWLEY Funding was provided for volunteer training, venue hire, core and fundraising costs.
14/07/2023 £4,260 ARTYTIME Funding was provided for a sewing circle project including staff, materials, equipment, overheads and volunteer expenses.
14/07/2023 £9,804 £122,662 FRIENDS FIRST Funding was provided to employ a current volunteer with lived experience into a housing support role.
14/07/2023 £8,732 EAST PRESTON MEN IN SHEDS Funding was provided for equipment costs.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £165,725 BROADFIELD COMMUNITY CENTRE Funding was provided for staff and core costs.
14/07/2023 £10,000 £413,804 A BAND OF BROTHERS Funding was provided for staff and project costs.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £6,060 SUPER SIBLINGS Funding was provided for equipment and refreshments.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £167,082 CHICHESTER DISTRICT FOODBANK Funding was provided for their Kids Holiday Lunch Pack scheme (KLP).
14/07/2023 £8,926 £79,193 WAVES MUSIC THERAPY Funding was provided for session delivery and capital works for their new studio.
14/07/2023 £2,750 A-LISTERS Funding was provided for four film projects.
14/07/2023 £6,500 £25,288 SALAAM FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided towards their running costs.
14/07/2023 £3,000 £65,640 ROTARY CLUB OF CHICHESTER HARBOUR Funding was provided towards food vouchers for their Christmas sacks for families affected by poverty.
14/07/2023 £7,000 £605,896 FARESHARE SUSSEX & SURREY Funding was provided towards increasing energy costs.
14/07/2023 £5,000 THE SANCTUARY EASTBOURNE Funding was provided towards running costs from September.
14/07/2023 £9,340 WILLOW TREE CHILDREN'S SUPPORT Funding was provided towards volunteer development and training.
14/07/2023 £3,601 £21,036 FITZJOHN'S FOOD BANK Funding was provided to employ a volunteer co-ordinator.
14/07/2023 £2,000 £418,566 SIGHT SUPPORT WORTHING Funding was provided to introduce a lunch club for their visually impaired and blind members.
14/07/2023 £2,500 SOUTHDOWN MEN IN SHEDS Funding was provided towards running costs.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £29,381 CHILDREN'S BOOKFEST, CHICHESTER Funding was provided towards books for festivals in Chichester and Bognor Regis.
14/07/2023 £9,992 IN HER HANDS PROJECT CIC Funding was provided towards a series of community build days.
14/07/2023 £5,250 ST GEORGES HALL Funding was provided towards a variety of free or low-cost activities and events throughout the year.
14/07/2023 £5,000 CARERS SUPPORT AND WELLBEING Funding was provided towards their programme of activities and support.
14/07/2023 £2,000 A LITTLE POORLY BRIGHTON Funding was provided towards their event programme.
14/07/2023 £1,972 CRAWLEY JUMMA GROUP Funding was provided towards a new support group for Asian women.
14/07/2023 £1,000 WORTHING SPEAKABOUT Funding was provided towards their core self advocacy work and to cover the cost of meeting room hire, accessible transport and refreshments.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £1,423,922 FELLOWSHIP OF ST NICHOLAS Funding was provided towards the provision of 15 free courses across 12 months focusing on building resilience, confidence and life skills linked to improving employability, and including opportunities to engage in volunteering.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £44,792 ARUN COUNSELLING CENTRE Funding was provided for core costs.
14/07/2023 £1,500 £624,822 AUDIOACTIVE Funding was provided for their Equaliser project for young women.
14/07/2023 £10,000 £276,937 PEOPLE MATTER TRUST Funding was provided for their jobseekers programme in Heathfield.
14/07/2023 £4,570 £180,274 KNOW DEMENTIA Funding was provided for their Brain Wave community choir.
14/07/2023 £10,000 TANGMERE YOUTH CLUB Funding was provided to secure a Youth Worker in Charge (YWIC) for 1 year.
14/07/2023 £4,752 £515,703 ALLSORTS YOUTH PROJECT Funding was provided for ReciteMe software for their website.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £85,412 YADA Funding was provided towards the Yada manager's salary, two days a week for nine months.
14/07/2023 £4,700 £387,171 RELATE WEST SUSSEX Funding was provided for staff training and counseling sessions.
14/07/2023 £5,000 BRIGHTON & HOVE FOOD PARTNERSHIP Funding was provided towards their Community Kitchen cookery school and will help cover the costs of one 5-week course, 5 one-off cookery classes, and 3 formal training sessions
14/07/2023 £2,000 CHANGING CHANCES FOR CHILDREN CIC (TRADING AS CHANGING CHANCES) Funding was provided for their Young Brain Coach awards programme.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £42,488 EARLY CHILDHOOD PROJECT Funding was provided towards their programme of activities.
14/07/2023 £6,832 £104,382 SYNERGY DANCE OUTREACH Funding was provided towards a SEND dance programme in Sussex.
14/07/2023 £10,000 £227,462 HOME-START ARUN, WORTHING & ADUR Funding was provided towards core costs.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £529,381 FABRICA Funding was provided towards their Men in Sheds project.
14/07/2023 £9,463 £45,492 JUNO PROJECT Funding was provided towards mental health workshops in 8 local schools.
14/07/2023 £5,113 NOW! CHARITY GROUP LTD Funding was provided towards the cost of running their vans.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £33,487 RPD FOUNDATION Funding was provided towards developing a Crawley Foodbank Partnership.
14/07/2023 £8,486 £331,643 SPRINGBOARD PROJECT Funding was provided to enable them to increase the capacity of sessions delivered for children and young people (CYP), aged 6-18 years, with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) in Horsham.
14/07/2023 £2,500 £103,714 THE KEYS PROJECT Funding was provided towards running costs of their new centre in Seaford.
14/07/2023 £1,500 £20,595 SKY FULL OF STORIES Funding was provided towards a live music event for people with learning disabilities.
14/07/2023 £3,330 £1,857,861 ADUR DISTRICT WOODCRAFT FOLK Funding was provided towards new resources including craft materials, plants, tables, a dishwasher, and storage.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £107,628 LUNCH POSITIVE Funding was provided towards the delivery costs of 76 HIV shared meal support sessions, consisting of the weekly HIV lunch club, monthly older person’s supper group, and women’s lunch peer-support group.
14/07/2023 £9,927 £11,236 THE 39 CLUB Funding was provided towards their Cooking with Young People project.
14/07/2023 £6,579 ON YOUR WAY (JOB CLUB AND DIGITAL INCLUSION) Funding was provided towards the running costs of their drop-in sessions and a local job fair.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £3,708 UNDERWIRED PRODUCTIONS Funding was provided for staff, production and core costs.
14/07/2023 £8,126 HOMEOPATHY IN THE SUSSEX COMMUNITY Funding was provided towards staff, marketing and core costs.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £4,613 ELM GROVE PTA Funding was provided to purchase stock for The Pantry.
14/07/2023 £1,000 £64,143 HASTINGS STORYTELLING FESTIVAL Funding was provided towards the annual storytelling festival.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £1,718,640 SURVIVORS NETWORK LTD Funding was provided towards a weekly peer support group for women survivors of sexual abuse.
14/07/2023 £1,500 £427,330 HASTINGS FURNITURE SERVICE Funding was provided towards opening up their Dorset Place premises as an reused office furniture warehouse and to employ a part time store and marketing assistant.
14/07/2023 £10,000 £115,998 LITTLEHAMPTON FOODBANK Funding was provided for emergency food parcels.
14/07/2023 £2,800 £34,111 COMMUNITY ADVICE, SUPPORT, EDUCATION (CASE) Funding was provided for three summer outings.
14/07/2023 £8,000 £522,015 MY SISTERS' HOUSE CIO Funding was provided for rent towards a larger premises.
14/07/2023 £3,000 £602,366 MARLBOROUGH PRODUCTIONS LTD Funding was provided for Radical Rhizomes, Marlborough’s social and support network for QTIBIPoC in Brighton and Hove.
14/07/2023 £3,000 LATEST GROUP CIC Funding was provided for staff, volunteer expenses, equipment and marketing costs.
14/07/2023 £4,000 £55,666 HOLDING SPACE Funding was provided for staff costs.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £45,513 SMALL PERFORMANCE ADVENTURES Funding was provided for a programme in partnership with AgeUK.
14/07/2023 £2,776 £4,811 BARCOMBE EXPLORERS (PART OF BARCOMBE DISTRICT SCOUTS) Funding was provided for equipment costs.
14/07/2023 £2,250 HELPING HANDS ROBERTSBRIDGE Funding was provided towards supporting the local food bank, the HAIRE project, and local community health and cost of living initiatives.
14/07/2023 £5,170 £258 QE2 (HORSHAM) TRUST Funding was provided to build a forest school.
14/07/2023 £4,000 £15,579 DUE EAST BRIGHTON Funding was provided for a pilot summer playscheme.
14/07/2023 £5,000 CLOSED EXTRATIME Funding was provided for five family fun days.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £476,995 SPIRAL SUSSEX Funding was provided towards opportunities for older people with learning disabilities.
14/07/2023 £2,000 NIGHTINGALES TENANTS ASSOCIATION CIC Funding was provided towards garden improvements.
14/07/2023 £5,000 EXPLORING SENSES CIC Funding was provided towards an after school art club.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £43,331 SEAFORD (SUSSEX) CONTEMPORARY ILLUSTRATORS AND PRINTMAKERS (SCIP) Funding was provided towards project costs and capacity building.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £77,342 GROW PROJECT Funding was provided towards project costs.
14/07/2023 £5,000 BRIGHTON PERMACULTURE Funding was provided towards the establishment of 8 community orchards.
14/07/2023 £5,000 £693,853 AFGHANISTAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards English classes and employability training.
14/07/2023 £1,983 CHRIST CHURCH ORE Funding was provided towards youth provision and holiday clubs.
14/07/2023 £2,000 £705,136 SEAVIEW PROJECT Funding was provided towards volunteer development and staff costs.
14/07/2023 £6,000 ADUR COMMUNITY CAFE COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY Funding was provided for staff costs.
14/07/2023 £10,000 £40,046 CHICHESTER HEART FOR HOMELESS Funding was provided for core costs.
14/07/2023 £5,000 CENTRE FOR ECOTHERAPY Funding was provided for core costs.
14/07/2023 £1,300 ASPERGER’S SYNDROME SELF-ADVOCACY GROUP Funding was provided for running their self-advocacy sessions.
14/07/2023 £3,080 £247,304 EASTBOURNE CITIZENS ADVICE Funding was provided for core costs.
14/07/2023 £6,300 SELSEY MONEY SUPPORT Funding was provided for staff costs.
26/06/2023 £750 RAW YOUTH GROUP (PART OF GRACE CHURCH BRIGHTON) Funding was provided for regular outings for young people and team members who attend the weekly group.
23/06/2023 £500 £180,700 KIDZ KLUB BRIGHTON & HOVE LTD Funding was provided for their club in East Brighton.
19/06/2023 £750 NOOR-UL HUDA Funding was provided towards an educational trip to London in the summer holidays.
19/06/2023 £750 FLEDGLINGS OUTDOOR PLAY Funding was provided for their forest school activities and subsidised places for East Brighton families.
19/06/2023 £750 £15,579 DUE EAST BRIGHTON Funding was provided for their pilot Summer Playscheme, providing creative and nature-based activities and a warm healthy meal for 80 children and their families.
19/06/2023 £750 £51,802 PELICAN PARCELS Funding was provided for core costs for their work in East Brighton.
19/06/2023 £750 £258,731 ST CUTHMAN'S WHITEHAWK Funding was provided towards the cost of refreshments/snacks.
19/06/2023 £750 £529,381 FABRICA Funding was provided for their Men In Sheds projects in Craven Vale and Whitehawk Hill Allotments Society
19/06/2023 £750 FAMILY THING Funding was provided for their weekly dance sessions at East Brighton Bounce.
19/06/2023 £750 EAST BRIGHTON FOOD CIC Funding was provided to cover utilities due to increased costs.
19/06/2023 £750 THE FUTURE IS UNWRITTEN Funding was provided for an outreach worker for their Whitehawk Sings workshops.
19/06/2023 £750 £212,265 CREW CLUB Funding was provided for a day trip to Littlehampton Beach and Harbour Park for 20 families.
19/06/2023 £750 £142,581 LITTLE GREEN PIG WRITING PROJECT Funding was provided for their InterPlay sessions in East Brighton.
16/06/2023 £750 £19,119 ABC FUND Funding was provided towards a a day out on the beach.
15/06/2023 £425 BADGERS TENNIS CLUB Funding was provided for training for their Youth Coach.
15/06/2023 £734 £476,995 SPIRAL SUSSEX Funding was provided for green screen flooring and props for their film group.
15/06/2023 £750 BEVY SENIORS CLUB Funding was provided for transport, activities, food and equipment costs.
15/06/2023 £700 MENOPAUSE AND MIND Funding was provided for arts workshops at Whitehawk Community Centre.
15/06/2023 £750 ON YOUR WAY (JOB CLUB AND DIGITAL INCLUSION) Funding was provided for core costs.
15/06/2023 £750 EXPLORING SENSES CIC Funding was provided for five MakerLab sessions in East Brighton.
15/06/2023 £750 £293,659 BRIGHTON AND HOVE SPEAK OUT Funding was provided for workshops and activities.
15/06/2023 £750 £75,061 GLADRAGS COMMUNITY COSTUME RESOURCE Funding was provided for their 'Stich My Way' sewing sessions for young people in East Brighton.
13/06/2023 £4,500 £42,455 RALLI HALL LUNCH AND SOCIAL CLUB Funding was provided towards their transport costs.
13/06/2023 £2,000 THE LAUNCHPAD COLLECTIVE Funding was provided towards the salary of their client coordinator.
13/06/2023 £5,000 BELLTREE MUSIC THERAPY CIC Funding was provided towards their Musical Sanctuary Project.
12/06/2023 £5,000 BRIGHTON BIKE HUB Funding was provided for staff costs.
12/06/2023 £5,000 SEW FABULOUS CIC Funding was provided for their 'Make do and mend' sessions.
19/05/2023 £5,000 £665,207 GRASSROOTS SUICIDE PREVENTION Funding was provided for staff, volunteer and production costs for a library of stories from suicide survivors.
19/05/2023 £5,000 £386,772 4SIGHT VISION SUPPORT Funding was provided towards core costs.
19/05/2023 £5,000 £223,000 MID SUSSEX VOLUNTARY ACTION Funding was provided to run a Community Café every Thursday from 10am to 2pm at the Cherry Tree Centre in Burgess Hill from April to December 2023.
19/05/2023 £5,000 £44,792 ARUN COUNSELLING CENTRE Funding was provided towards free sessions for those unable to afford counselling.
19/05/2023 £5,000 £65,640 ROTARY CLUB OF CHICHESTER HARBOUR Funding was provided to buy new clothing (especially underwear, socks, nightclothes, jumpers and warm coats), shoes, bedding/blankets and household goods to meet the needs of people referred to them for support by partner agencies and charities.
19/05/2023 £4,000 £605,896 FARESHARE SUSSEX & SURREY Funding was provided towards core operational costs.
19/05/2023 £5,000 SELSEY DEMENTIA ACTION ALLIANCE Funding was provided towards core staff costs.
19/05/2023 £5,000 £227,462 HOME-START ARUN, WORTHING & ADUR Funding was provided to contribute to the costs associated with the weekly placement of volunteers within a family home enabling Home-Start to continue vital support to families.
19/05/2023 £5,000 CREATIVE HEART LITTLEHAMPTON CIC Funding was provided towards running costs, which have increased due to cost of living.
19/05/2023 £5,000 £189,465 CANCER UNITED Funding was provided towards staff costs.
19/05/2023 £1,000 HENFIELD COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP Funding was provided to help meet a gap in community provision of antenatal through to pre-school services.
19/05/2023 £5,000 £31,474 RIVERS LEARNING PROJECT COMMUNITY Funding was provided towards project costs for an IT and community awareness programme.
19/05/2023 £5,000 £1,288,486 FRIENDS, FAMILIES AND TRAVELLERS Funding was provided towards staff costs, overheads and items for those in need.
19/05/2023 £5,000 YOUR GOOD MORNING CALL - SELSEY COMMUNITY FORUM Funding was provided towards staff costs for the service manager.
19/05/2023 £5,000 £27,306 AGE CONCERN SOUTHBOURNE AND DISTRICT Funding was provided towards running costs and a range of projects.
19/05/2023 £5,000 ONE HOME CHURCH CIO Funding was provided for food and other essential items.
19/05/2023 £5,000 £319,157 ESTEEM Funding was provided towards staff costs.
12/05/2023 £10,000 CRAWLEY COMMUNITY YOUTH SERVICE Funding was provided to hire a young person to create a library of short promotional films
26/04/2023 £500 KEMP TOWN GARDENING AND COMMUNITY GROUP Funding was provided towards the cost of the baskets and flowers for their hanging baskets.
24/04/2023 £10,270 CHAGOSSIAN ELDERLY WEST SUSSEX CLUB Funding was provided for the community to come together and share stories over lunch with live music and dancing provided by community volunteers.
24/04/2023 £10,000 MELTING POT PROJECT COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY Funding was provided to offer free, non-accredited (at this stage) English Language classes to Chagossians from Pre-Entry to Level 2 standard with the support of volunteers at a lovely, informal setting known as Grand Bay in Broadfield, Crawley.
24/04/2023 £14,780 £498,726 CRAWLEY COMMUNITY ACTION Funding was provided to enable CCA to provide dedicated group development advice and guidance to existing and emerging local Chagossian and Mauritian groups and projects.
30/03/2023 £22,000 £354,000 CRAWLEY COMMUNITY YOUTH SERVICE Funding was provided to develop their music project engaging YP within the Chagossian community by offering the opportunity to develop, perform and showcase their musical skills.
24/03/2023 £5,000 RYE NEWS CIC Funding was provided towards a range of support for website re-design and upgrade.
24/03/2023 £5,000 £737,049 HASTINGS ADVICE AND REPRESENTATION CENTRE (HARC) Funding was provided to help pay for a 0.5 part time specialist welfare benefits advisor for a period of 6 months, delivering specialist advice and representation to the people of Rye, Camber, Playden, Iden, Peasmarsh, Beckley, Rye Harbour, Winchelsea, Winchelsea beach and Udimore, by way of direct referral from Rye Foodbank..
24/03/2023 £4,533 £275,827 FERRY ROAD NURSERY Funding was provided for Information Communication Technology (ICT) equipment that will be used to enhance the learning and educational environment for children that attend the nursery, and specifically for those with additional health, social care, or developmental needs.
24/03/2023 £2,500 £226,824 SUSSEX ASSOCIATION FOR SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS Funding was provided to support residents affected by spina bifida, hydrocephalus and other disabilities in the Rye area to access their Adviser and Social Inclusion Services. group activities and advocacy.
24/03/2023 £5,000 £117,922 RYE CASTLE MUSEUM Funding was provided to help provide a new roof for the East Street Museum, which was originally installed in 1996, on which they will then be able to install 16 photovoltaic solar panels (feeding into a special battery for offline storage of the solar energy).
24/03/2023 £5,000 £61,292 RYE HERITAGE CENTRE CIO (RHC) Funding was provided to assist with repairs to the Rye Town Model, which has been showing signs of wear, often breaking down or not all parts working.
24/03/2023 £3,000 £96,870 PEASMARSH CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL TRUST Funding was provided for workshops in five local primary schools, in Rye, Winchelsea, Peasmarsh, Beckley and Icklesham.
24/03/2023 £1,000 £17,263 RYE WURLITZER ACADEMY Funding was provided for a contribution towards teaching costs for their students.
24/03/2023 £1,000 CAMBER RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards costs of running outings for members (transport and teas).
24/03/2023 £5,000 RYE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided towards work on restoring the kitchen, servery & beer cellar, which are severely below the standard required for food service.
24/03/2023 £5,000 £125,517 RYE AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY TRANSPORT Funding was provided to continue to support fares for some of the children on their Homewood service and to support the increase in fuel costs and work they do with local primaries.
20/03/2023 £9,975 LOVEBROOK CIC Funding was provided for staff, volunteer and supply costs.
20/03/2023 £5,000 £254,425 SUSSEX PATHWAYS Funding was provided towards their work supporting women coming out of prison in Sussex.
20/03/2023 £9,792 WINDMILL YOUNG ACTORS Funding was provided towards their regular classes and a training programme for four young people.
20/03/2023 £2,500 £18,505 ACORN PREGNANCY COUNSELLING CENTRE Funding was provided towards core costs.
20/03/2023 £7,665 £15,010 NURTURE THROUGH NATURE Funding was provided towards core costs.
20/03/2023 £4,500 £18,650 AFRO-BRAZILIAN ARTS & CULTURAL EXCHANGE INSTITUTE Funding was provided towards an educational and social inclusion programme for disadvantaged young people.
20/03/2023 £5,000 £38,332 HOLISTIC WELLBEING COMMUNITY Funding was provided towards staff costs for a part-time project manager.
20/03/2023 £9,950 £99,199 WEALDEN WORKS Funding was provided towards workshop costs and laptops for participants.
20/03/2023 £9,952 BELTA Funding was provided towards a programme of community activities.
20/03/2023 £1,000 DENTON COMMUNITY CHALLENGE/JAMES DANIELS MEMORIAL FUND Funding was provided towards their event in 2023.
20/03/2023 £8,049 £83,487 NEW NOTE PROJECTS Funding is requested towards music workshops for Open House.
20/03/2023 £5,000 £238,463 SELSEY BUDDY SUPPORT Funding was provided towards staff costs of the project manager.
20/03/2023 £9,950 £51,521 THE YOUTH COUNSELLING PROJECT Funding was provided towards the costs of expanding their service to meet demand.
20/03/2023 £9,983 THE WILD MIND PROJECT Funding was provided for project costs associated with a wellbeing programme for the young LGBTQ+ community.
20/03/2023 £10,000 POSITIVE ROUTES TO WELLBEING C.I.C. Funding was provided towards staff costs.
20/03/2023 £5,000 £999,956 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Funding was provided for the staff costs of a new support service in Horsham.
20/03/2023 £10,000 £219,792 SYLVIA BEAUFOY CENTRE Funding was provided towards activity costs.
20/03/2023 £7,000 £238,636 SOUNDCASTLE Funding was provided towards the development of a community music and mental health hub in Shoreham.
20/03/2023 £9,668 £140,047 SUSSEX NIGHTSTOP PLUS Funding was provided towards strategic development and delivery.
20/03/2023 £5,000 £136,122 PIPPA'S GROUP Funding was provided towards core costs.
20/03/2023 £10,000 WILDER LIFE WELLBEING CIC Funding was provided towards their project costs.
20/03/2023 £9,998 £25,502 TEN LITTLE TOES BABY BANK Funding was provided towards staff costs.
20/03/2023 £2,815 £668,419 ROPETACKLE ARTS CENTRE Funding was provided towards a series of relaxed and friendly performances.
20/03/2023 £3,000 £322,013 ST MATTHEW'S WORTHING Funding was provided towards heating and lighting costs.
20/03/2023 £2,000 £1,182 TILLINGTON LOCAL CARE (TLC) Funding was provided towards running costs.
20/03/2023 £5,000 £304,024 JIGSAW (SOUTH EAST) LTD Funding was provided towards staff costs.
20/03/2023 £5,000 THE MANOR GYM CIC Funding was provided towards school holiday football sessions.
20/03/2023 £4,187 FRIENDS OF BISHOPSTONE STATION Funding was provided towards the cost of running their Meet up Monday session.
20/03/2023 £9,948 £127,608 DOWN SYNDROME DEVELOPMENT TRUST Funding was provided towards their social and learning hub.
20/03/2023 £9,900 £53,405 NETWORK OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN OF BRIGHTON & HOVE Funding was provided towards staff costs to enable them to increase capacity.
20/03/2023 £5,400 £201,095 YOUTH DREAM Funding was provided towards staff costs.
20/03/2023 £5,000 £1,299,473 DEMENTIA SUPPORT Funding was provided towards their Wayfinding service.
20/03/2023 £5,106 PEGASUS Funding was provided towards project costs associated with their work in a housing scheme for people with dementia.
20/03/2023 £5,000 £98,019 HANGLETON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards core costs.
20/03/2023 £5,000 £39,732 ADHD AWARE Funding was provided towards activity costs.
20/03/2023 £1,000 £954,644 STREETVET Funding was provided towards staff training for their volunteer team leaders in Brighton.
20/03/2023 £4,814 NEWHAVEN ARTS PROJECTS Funding was provided towards art sessions for adults in mental health recovery.
20/03/2023 £5,000 TRANSITION TOWN HASTINGS Funding was provided for their food growing programme.
20/03/2023 £2,376 WE ARE FOODPIONEERS CIC Funding was provided towards an educational programme for disadvantaged families.
20/03/2023 £3,000 DENTON & DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided towards refurbishment costs for their changing rooms and bar area.
20/03/2023 £3,000 £13,704 MEN IN SHEDS LANCING AND SOMPTING Funding was provided towards their wellbeing fund for trips and warm meals.
20/03/2023 £10,000 £381,685 GATWICK DETAINEES WELFARE GROUP Funding was provided towards the salary for a frontline worker supporting activity driven by the cost of living crisis.
20/03/2023 £10,000 MENSHARE LISTENING GROUP Funding was provided towards their programme of activities, equipment and development.
20/03/2023 £4,430 £266,420 FOOD MATTERS FOUNDATION Funding was provided towards their Mood & Food project for young people.
20/03/2023 £5,000 COMMUNITY COOKING CLUB Funding was provided towards their project with the Russell Martin Foundation.
20/03/2023 £4,940 £226,918 CREW CLUB Funding was provided towards their baby Rhythm and Rhyme group.
20/03/2023 £6,500 £142,581 LITTLE GREEN PIG WRITING PROJECT Funding was provided towards their free after school writing clubs.
20/03/2023 £10,000 £471,944 PELHAM CIO Funding was provided to help meet salary of their chief executive who is also Manager of the pre-employment project.
20/03/2023 £5,000 £192,033 WORLD CETACEAN ALLIANCE Funding was provided towards core costs to continue their charity project's vital work in local dolphin conservation.
20/03/2023 £8,077 CHILDREN'S FOREST LTD Funding was provided to help co-create a new Children's Forest at the Granary in Blackham.
20/03/2023 £3,060 £63,044 ARTICULATE ARTS LTD Funding was provided for staff costs and volunteer expenses.
20/03/2023 £2,500 £807,895 THE GIRLS' NETWORK Funding was provided towards staff costs.
20/03/2023 £6,930 £84,028 QUIET DOWN THERE Funding was provided to run Harriett’s Press - a wash and create space - for 13 weeks across April/May/June & July, together with a Will writing service.
20/03/2023 £9,495 £24,757 SUSTAINABLE SUSSEX Funding was provided for the Fen Community Farm and market garden project, for a polytunnel and forest garden development.
20/03/2023 £5,000 MOVINGSOUNDS Funding was provided to support core funding, together with project delivery costs.
20/03/2023 £10,000 £40,180 BEFRIENDED Funding was provided towards staff costs.
20/03/2023 £10,000 PETWORTH COMMUNITY GARDEN Funding was provided towards staff and operational costs.
20/03/2023 £10,000 £295,803 TIME TO TALK BEFRIENDING Funding was provided for a two stage project: firstly, to identify how best to meet the more complex needs of their older members, including mental health needs; and secondly to enable the voice of the 'older old' themselves to drive forward and influence the way befriending services are provided to them.
20/03/2023 £2,400 HANDCROSS ROSEMARY CLUB Funding was provided towards core costs.
20/03/2023 £10,000 £293,332 LES ALDEN FOUNDATION Funding was provided to retain their Outreach Officer post for another five months, in order to enable them to continue their targeted support programmes and to focus fundraising efforts on the day-to-day operations of the charity.
20/03/2023 £9,994 BIG EYED EARS CIC Funding was provided for a series of workshops.
20/03/2023 £5,000 £20,412 THE FORGET ME NOT'S (CRAWLEY) Funding was provided to cover the salaries for their coordinators, over a period of 12 months.
20/03/2023 £10,000 £171,063 LEWES DISTRICT CHURCHES HOMELINK Funding was provided to cover core staffing costs to meet local demand on their services etc, exacerbated by the Covid 19 pandemic.
20/03/2023 £10,000 £80,329 SHOUT WSK - (STREET HOMELESS OUTREACH WORTHING SOUP KITCHEN) Funding was provided to employ a chef to help with their project.
20/03/2023 £10,000 £239,833 STREETLIGHT Funding was provided to staff a Women's Support Worker.
20/03/2023 £3,600 NEWHAVEN FAMILIES FORUM Funding was provided to cover the rent of their school uniform bank premises.
20/03/2023 £10,000 £310,826 CULTURE SHIFT Funding was provided for project costs.
20/03/2023 £2,376 £42,391 SUSSEX GREEN LIVING Funding was provided towards their Repair and Regrow Roadshow.
20/03/2023 £1,175 BOLNEY COMMUNITY CAFE SOCIETY Funding was provided for a coffee machine.
20/03/2023 £10,000 BRIGHTON GRUB HUB Funding was provided for a self-emplyed gardening leader and towards their weekly affordable food project in South Moulsecoomb.
20/03/2023 £9,340 £35,854 OROMO COMMUNITY IN BRIGHTON AND HOVE Funding was provided to support adult refugees from the Oromo community to rebuild their physical and mental health through a series of physical activities and classes.
20/03/2023 £3,650 £56,474 KOMEDIA PRODUCTIONS LTD Funding was provided for comedy workshops at the Crew Club.
20/03/2023 £4,200 BOGNOR AND CHICHESTER VOICE Funding was provided to enable the group to continue to hire secure and accessible venues to plan and hold meetings. In addition it would support printing of posters and flyers for their publicity campaign.
20/03/2023 £5,000 £31,346 B&H FAITH IN ACTION Funding was provided for the Street Support website, app and admin costs.
20/03/2023 £9,500 £15,843 BABY2BABY EAST SUSSEX Funding was provided for rent and service charges at their new premises for one year.
20/03/2023 £10,000 PHOENIX THERAPY PRACTICE Funding was provided to enable them to offer free sessions to those in need.
20/03/2023 £2,500 £6,329 LOWLAND SEARCH DOGS SUSSEX Funding was provided for volunteer PPE equipment.
20/03/2023 £2,500 £639,212 THEODORA CHILDREN'S CHARITY Funding was provided to enable their Giggle Doctors to visit the Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital once a week.
20/03/2023 £6,956 VYD Funding was provided to host two 12 week courses in for approximately 12 people per course.
20/03/2023 £2,021 WESTERLEIGH JUDOKWAI Funding was provided to take a group of disabled athletes and their Carers to The Pan Disability European Judo Competition in Holland, April 2023.
20/03/2023 £10,000 £169,763 4 THE YOUTH Funding was provided for two youth workers.
20/03/2023 £5,677 HANGLETON & KNOLL MULTI CULTURAL WOMEN'S GROUP Funding was provided to run a core programme of health and wellbeing activities; build on their engagement programme during this post pandemic transition period; and plan and run new activities in consultation with members.
20/03/2023 £8,250 BETTER BRAYBROOKE (POCKET PARK) Funding was provided for a series of street art workshops and final mural project.
20/03/2023 £10,000 £69,298 CHICHESTER CITY CENTRE DROP-IN Funding was provided towards core costs.
20/03/2023 £9,000 SMARTER UNIFORMS Funding was provided towards staff costs.
20/03/2023 £10,000 THE LEDWARD CENTRE CIC Funding was provided towards the salary costs of a part time centre manager and facilitator.
20/03/2023 £1,000 CHICHESTER FOREST SCHOOLS CIC Funding iwas provided towards their Woodland Women's Wellbeing Group and Wild Play Family Support Group.
20/03/2023 £8,000 EASTBOURNE DEMENTIA ACTION ALLIANCE Funding was provided to enable EDAA to continue to employ a Charity Coordinator for 13 hours per week between April 23 - March 24.
20/03/2023 £7,000 £448,096 DAME VERA LYNN CHILDREN'S CHARITY Funding was provided towards running costs of their conductive learning project.
13/03/2023 £2,400 DOWNS JUNIOR SCHOOL Funding was provided to enable 16 under privileged children to take part in a 4 day, 3 night residential trip.
13/03/2023 £2,225 HANGLETON PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided to help children from low-income families attend a year 6 residential trip.
13/03/2023 £2,800 COLDEAN PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided towards their Year 6 Residential Trip to Broadstone Warren in February 2023.
13/03/2023 £1,300 BENFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided towards a year 6 residential trip for 22/23 that incorporates outward bound, team building, and high adventure activities.
13/03/2023 £1,160 CARDEN PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided towards 2 residential trips: one for Years 4 & 5 Big School Camp and the second Year 6 Fairthorne Manor.
13/03/2023 £3,150 HOVE JUNIOR SCHOOL Funding was provided towards th Year 4 and Year 6 residentia trips.
13/03/2023 £1,350 ST LUKE'S PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided to help year 6 children from low-income families to attend the residential trip to the PGL activity centre at Windmill Hill.
09/03/2023 £500 SUDANESE SOCIETY IN BRIGHTON & HOVE Funding was provided to hold a Sudanese community football tournament at Manor Gym in late April or early May.
09/03/2023 £504 VYD Funding was provided to run a free six week course with the Crew Club Hawks, Whitehawk’s No1 Youth Football Infrastructure.
09/03/2023 £500 RAINBOW COMMUNITY PROJECTS Funding was provided towards 10 Ecotherapy sessions in the local greenspaces of Whitehawk to 3 local residents.
09/03/2023 £500 SEDS SUSSEX EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROMES AND HYPERMOBILITY SUPPORT GROUP Funding was provided towards their SEDSConnective Art Show.
09/03/2023 £475 MAGNETIC IDEALS Funding was provided towards a Creative Climate Cafe Event in Whitehawk Community Centre.
09/03/2023 £500 BRISTOL ESTATE LEASEHOLDERS & TENANTS ASSOCIATION CIC Funding was provided towards replacing the commercial oven cooker in the Community Centre.
08/03/2023 £500 £65,435 THE SPIRE ARTS Funding was provided for event production for Brighton Festival.
08/03/2023 £500 £44,144 LIVESTOCK Funding was provided for their Mothers Uncovered project.
08/03/2023 £500 WINDMILL YOUNG ACTORS Funding was provided for rehearsals and food for their Whitehawk drama club.
08/03/2023 £500 £56,474 KOMEDIA PRODUCTIONS LTD Funding was provided for their Comedy Workshop programme at the Crew Club.
08/03/2023 £500 £41,013 BRIGHTON PEACE AND ENVIRONMENT CENTRE Funding was provided towards their Energywise project in the Moulsecoomb area.
08/03/2023 £500 £242,868 ONCA TRUST LIMITED Funding was provided towards staffing costs.
20/02/2023 £3,500 ST.BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH Funding was provided towards the increased cost of oil to keep the church warm and to allow them to open a "warm spot" during the winter months at the breakfast club and cafe.
20/02/2023 £10,000 £333,239 THE REFUGEE BUDDY PROJECT HASTINGS, ROTHER & WEALDEN Funding was provided to enable them to open the Dove Café an additional 3 days per week, offering a warm space with food and hot drinks for anyone who needs a place to keep warm and with access to cheap/free food during the winter months.
20/02/2023 £10,000 THE FRIENDS OF NEWHAVEN FOODBANK Funding was provided to help cover increased running costs and to enable them to extend their community café provision at the community supermarkets in Peacehaven and Newhaven.
20/02/2023 £10,000 SURVIVING THE STREETS UK CIC Funding was provided towards food bank items and storage, fuel, and insurance costs.
20/02/2023 £1,639 £108,241 THE MARKETPLACE Funding was provided towards food to restock the larder.
20/02/2023 £5,539 THE COMBE VALLEY COUNTRYSIDE PARK CIC Funding was provided towards a warm space at The Combe Valley Café and Discovery Centre, supporting disadvantaged people of all ages to stay warm and healthy between February-April 2023.
20/02/2023 £6,500 OVESCO Funding was provided towards staffing and delivery costs, training for volunteers and the provision of free home energy packs.
20/02/2023 £8,281 £767,121 HASTINGS VOLUNTARY ACTION Funding was provided towards increased organistion running costs due to cost of living increases and to purchase warm clothing and culturally-appropriate emergency food.
19/01/2023 £5,000 £263,892 LIFE SUPPORT CHARITY Funding was provided to employ a live-in Support Worker for the Ukrainian guests at the hotel.
19/01/2023 £4,500 ADUR UKRAINE SUPPORT ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards cultural, educational and social activities for Ukrainians in Adur and the surrounding areas from January to October 2023.
19/01/2023 £5,000 COMMUNITY CHEF GOOD FOOD FOR ALL CIC Funding was provided to run a series of community cookery activities for Ukrainian guests/settlers.
19/01/2023 £5,000 £655,048 VOLUNTARY ACTION ARUN & CHICHESTER Funding was provided towards a part time Ukrainian Volunteer Development post.
19/01/2023 £5,000 £2,763,123 WEST SUSSEX MIND Funding was provided towards the salary costs for a Ukrainian Speaking outreach worker to support the local Ukrainian Refugee community to access the mental health support they need; and towards training for volunteers working directly with Ukrainian refugees.
19/01/2023 £5,000 STAND FOR UKRAINE Funding was provided to expand the weekly drop in sessions, to include more activities for children in a separate space than the adult information support, and also to run a separate program of activities from January - October 2023.
19/01/2023 £4,500 OUR NEIGHBOURHOOD CIC Funding was provided to set up a flexible Ukrainian Support service, comprising of a support hub in Eastbourne and a support worker/translator to assist with support and translation in a variety of settings.
19/01/2023 £5,000 BEING NEIGHBOURLY Funding was provided towards English lessons, IT equipment in connection with employment, SIM cards, accommodation provision and production of information material.
19/01/2023 £500 BILLINGSHURST COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP LTD Funding was provided to support 25 Ukranian families to apply for a driving licence.
19/01/2023 £5,000 £397,832 EDUCATION TRAINING CONSORTIUM SUSSEX Funding was provided to support Ukrainian refugees, through room hire, resources and tutor costs
19/01/2023 £4,000 ASSOCIATION OF UKRAINIANS IN GREAT BRITAIN, EAST SUSSEX BRANCH Funding was provided to deliver a programme of events in and around Rother serving approximately 400 families.
19/01/2023 £5,000 £203,254 HIS PLACE Funding was provided to continue running their weekly open workshop and children/youth workshops.
19/01/2023 £5,000 HUGS Funding was provided to support a range of evening and weekend activities and social sessions (including art groups, cookery lessons, board games and other refugee-led ideas) over the period January - October 2023.
09/01/2023 £2,300 ST WILFRID'S CHURCH HALL Funding was provided towards a warm space for the community.
09/01/2023 £6,359 £163,159 SEAFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH/ TRUST Funding was provided towards increased running costs, additional shelving to increase capacity, and warm clothing for volunteers. Funding was also provided to enable them to open a 'warm bank' providing hot food and drink.
09/01/2023 £9,743 DEFIANT SPORTS Funding was provided towards additional staff to help meet the increased demand for their services and towards the increased costs due to the economic climate.
09/01/2023 £2,500 £39,302 BEXHILL AND ROTHER HOMELESSNESS UNITY GROUP Funding was provided to help them provide adequate support over the winter months with increasing costs and higher demand for their services.
09/01/2023 £7,849 £132,273 LUNCH POSITIVE Funding was provided towards the running costs for their HIV safe space 'warm hub' and community support groups across Lewes, Eastbourne, and Hastings.
09/01/2023 £10,000 £178,230 WOLO FOUNDATION Funding was provided to send families a supermarket voucher to help them through the cost-of-living crisis.
09/01/2023 £10,000 £238,636 SOUNDCASTLE Funding was provided towards increased running costs including rent, utilities, and staff costs due to rising costs-of-living.
09/01/2023 £3,820 £42,060 OASIS COMMUNITY PROJECT - EAST HASTINGS Funding was provided towards the weekly use of a warm space to help local residents over winter.
09/01/2023 £10,000 £342,922 LEWES DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE Funding was provided towards increased running costs, particularly staffing with inflationary increases and the cost of new IT equipment.
09/01/2023 £2,000 £12,665 BELLS YEW GREEN VILLAGE HALL Funding was provided towards the cost of offering a free community lunch in a heated environment over winter, particularly for those struggling with cost-of-living increases.
09/01/2023 £7,976 £106,259 TRANSOM TRUST Funding was provided towards increased running costs and to recruit/train additional staff and volunteers to help meet demand.
09/01/2023 £10,000 £248,257 CHAILEY HERITAGE ENTERPRISE CENTRE Funding was provided to help cover their increased running costs and towards the provision of a warm hub over winter where individuals will have access to hot food and drinks.
09/01/2023 £1,980 £10,236 WITHYHAM KINGS’ HALL Funding was provided towards a free warm and welcoming hub in Withyham village hall one day a week in January, February and March 2023.
09/01/2023 £10,000 DIVERSITY RESOURCE INTERNATIONAL Funding was provided towards running costs, including staff costs, volunteers' expenses and travel over the winter period.
09/01/2023 £10,000 £653,801 SARA LEE TRUST Funding was provided to help cover staff costs and towards the increased fuel costs for Community Therapy.
09/01/2023 £10,000 £1,309,356 LITTLE GATE FARM Funding was provided to help cover increased fuel and travel costs, and towards food for their children's holiday and weekend club for children and young people with learning disabilities.
09/01/2023 £10,000 £250,579 KINGDOM WAY TRUST Funding was provided towards increased running costs over winter, particularly energy, food and salary costs.
09/01/2023 £10,000 £239,833 STREETLIGHT Funding was provided towards running costs, contributing towards specialist Support Workers’ costs until May 2023, including, travel, office and winter resources for service users, including online and in-person support.
09/01/2023 £10,000 £495,669 EASTBOURNE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Funding was provided towards increased running costs including inflationary increases for salaries and significant increases in overheads over the winter period.
09/01/2023 £7,050 BEXHILL FAMILY COLLECTIVE CIC Funding was provided towards the provision of a warm space, including activities to keep people engaged when using the space.
09/01/2023 £10,000 £242,611 CHILDREN WITH CANCER FUND (POLEGATE) Funding was provided to support beneficiaries by providing vouchers to help them with cost-of-living increases.
13/12/2022 £10,000 £825,105 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Funding was provided to help their practitioner provide increased food parcels, fuel cost support and children's activities.
13/12/2022 £4,602 HAILSHAM FOODBANK Funding was provided towards extra warehouse supervisor hours and food to meet the increase in demand.
13/12/2022 £8,996 £285,648 EAST SUSSEX RECOVERY ALLIANCE (ESRA) Funding was provided towards the increase in staff, food, and fuel costs to enable them to continue to deliver their services.
13/12/2022 £10,000 £99,497 EAST SUSSEX VETERANS HUB 99/100 GROUP Funding was provided to sustain and extend their existing services to help meet the increased cost of rising utilities prices, provision of extra staff, and training of volunteers over 6 months.
13/12/2022 £8,100 £378,843 YOU RAISE ME UP (YRMU) Funding was provided towards the rising costs of providing their services, including their counselling services, helpline and support groups due to increased demand for support.
13/12/2022 £10,000 £32,280 JUST FRIENDS Funding was provided to increase the number of social meetings/events to help members enjoy warmth and subsidised food during the first three months of 2023.
13/12/2022 £9,600 £225,932 BRIGHTON THERAPY CENTRE Funding was provided to provide new mental health services in Hastings.
13/12/2022 £5,000 £48,785 KING EDWARD VII INSTITUTE T/A GROOMBRIDGE VILLAGE HALL Funding was provided to help them meet the increase in energy costs between January - May 2023.
13/12/2022 £9,450 £333,999 PELHAM CIO Funding was provided towards the rising costs at the centre for utility bills, food for their free hot meals, wood for log fires for their warm space, and to enable them to continue to offer their wider services to the community.
13/12/2022 £8,000 £11,351 KEMPTON HOUSE DAY CENTRE AGE CONCERN Funding was provided towards food and heating costs to provide a warm space for people using their services.
13/12/2022 £10,000 £82,263 HIS PLACE Funding was provided to enable them to continue to offer their services with the cost of living increase.
13/12/2022 £10,000 £625,605 HASTINGS ADVICE AND REPRESENTATION CENTRE (HARC) Funding was provided towards a full-time Benefits Triage Outreach and Helpline Advisor for a period of 6 months in relation to the cost of living challenges.
13/12/2022 £8,000 £336,285 WARMING UP THE HOMELESS Funding was provided towards the fuel costs for their vans, and utility costs at the distribution centre for a period of four months.
13/12/2022 £10,000 £181,179 MATTHEW 25 MISSION Funding was provided towards the costs of a key-worker/kitchen manager.
13/12/2022 £8,400 £14,663 SENSORY SOFT PLAY Funding was provided towards monthly utility bills.
13/12/2022 £8,763 £237,763 HAILSHAM FRONTIERS CHARITABLE TRUST LTD (KNOWN AS CHRISTCHURCH) Funding was provided to help them meet the increased costs to keep their building open.
13/12/2022 £10,000 £427,330 HASTINGS FURNITURE SERVICE Funding was provided towards the increase in staff, volunteer, fuel, and gas and electric costs.
13/12/2022 £9,985 £792,769 EDUCATION FUTURES TRUST Funding was provided to provide a warm space for the local community over the winter period.
13/12/2022 £10,000 £61,091 WAVES SEAFORD LTD Funding was provided to help them meet the increases in running costs and support the community with the cost-of-living crisis through additional mentoring/group talks and workshops.
13/12/2022 £3,000 £15,927 ISFIELD VILLAGE HALL CHARITY Funding was provided towards their increased running costs over winter.
13/12/2022 £9,000 £173,677 SUSSEX PATHWAYS Funding was provided to help them support more prisoners leaving prisons over the winter.
13/12/2022 £9,250 £41,504 COMPASS COMMUNITY ARTS Funding was provided to enable them to increase staffing hours to meet demand and to also improve data collection and analysis.
13/12/2022 £380 MANOR PARK AND HEMPSTEAD FIELDS RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards volunteer mileage costs for the Tuesday Warm Place initiative in Uckfield.
01/12/2022 £2,000 £825,105 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Funding was provided to cover the practitioner and associated costs including travel costs and funding for a parent support group and lego therapy group for SEN children.
01/12/2022 £1,000 £261,530 HANDS OF HOPE Funding was provided towards salaries for a Chef and a Programme Co-ordinator.
01/12/2022 £500 £12,353 PLAYDEN W I Funding was provided towards maintenance of their hall and car park, and to build up reserves for core running costs.
01/12/2022 £2,000 £106,261 RYE AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY TRANSPORT Funding was provided to support the running of the 326 Rye Town bus service which is run independently of East Sussex County Council's financial support.
01/12/2022 £324 RYE MUSEUM ASSOCIATION Funding was provided to purchase two small lockable pedestals, each with three drawers and castors to make them mobile.
01/12/2022 £800 RYE SOCIETY OF ARTISTS Funding was provided towards refurbishment of the Chapel Room at Rye Community Centre.
01/12/2022 £1,500 RYE CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided to support their Junior Coaching Programme.
11/11/2022 £9,968 £171,189 HOME-START CHAMS Funding was provided towards core costs.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £390,595 VOICES IN EXILE Funding was provided towards running costs.
11/11/2022 £5,000 £201,002 SUSSEX ASSOCIATION FOR SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS Funding was provided towards their adviser service.
11/11/2022 £9,917 £1,096,602 THE FROGLIFE TRUST Funding was provided towards a public engagement programme running alongside a Discovering Dewponds project.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £14,547 LIVING VITAL Funding was provided towards a 'sowing to serving' series of sessions taking participants through the full cycle from growing to cooking and eating food together.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £232,292 BRIGHTON UNEMPLOYED CENTRE FAMILIES PROJECT Funding was provided towards running costs.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £127,154 XTRAX (YOUNG PEOPLE'S CENTRE) Funding was provided towards core costs.
11/11/2022 £9,992 £307,087 EDUCATION TRAINING CONSORTIUM SUSSEX Funding was provided towards a foodbank, with additional support for asylum seekers and refugees.
11/11/2022 £7,000 £224,070 COUNSELLING PLUS COMMUNITY Funding was provided towards counselling costs and overheads.
11/11/2022 £7,000 £60,030 PREGNANCY OPTIONS CENTRE Funding was provided towards project costs of their Options programme.
11/11/2022 £3,500 £922,000 PROJECT ART WORKS Funding was provide towards their Art Breaks workshops for children and young people with complex needs.
11/11/2022 £5,985 £118,134 SHOREHAM BAPTIST CHURCH (DEBT COUNSELLING CENTRE) Funding was provided towards the costs of running the service.
11/11/2022 £7,000 £563,444 HORSHAM MATTERS Funding was provided towards rent costs.
11/11/2022 £5,600 £186,042 SELSEY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Funding was provided towards staff costs.
11/11/2022 £3,000 £903,655 READ FOR GOOD Funding was provided towards core costs, staffing and supplies and in particular for their work at the Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital in Brighton.
11/11/2022 £9,976 £687,788 RUSSELL MARTIN FOUNDATION Funding was provided towards their family mentoring programme.
11/11/2022 £5,000 COMMON CAUSE CO-OPERATIVE Funding was provided for their therapeutic gardening project sessions at Lewes House Garden.
11/11/2022 £5,000 NEWHAVEN YOUNG PEOPLE'S FORUM Funding was provided towards a youth provision to support transition from primary to secondary.
11/11/2022 £5,000 £291,410 BRIGHTON MARINA STUDIOS FOUNDATION Funding was provided towards the expansion of their YES project.
11/11/2022 £5,000 £1,511,085 HOME FOR GOOD Funding was provided towards the cost of a part-time co-ordinator in West Sussex and contribution to core costs. .
11/11/2022 £5,000 OFF THE FENCE TRUST Funding was provided towards their Antifreeze project.
11/11/2022 £4,995 £14,316 FRESH START PORTSLADE Funding was provided towards staff costs of a new community development worker.
11/11/2022 £4,600 £16,382 BURGESS HILL SHED Funding was provided towards weaving and computer equipment.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £33,973 CYCALL Funding was provided towards staff costs.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £1,301,364 VILLIERS PARK EDUCATIONAL TRUST Funding was provided towards a Future Leaders Programme in Hastings.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £122,221 HENFIELD HAVEN CIO Funding was provided solar panels and an electric charging point.
11/11/2022 £9,980 £949,224 CARE FOR THE CARERS Funding was provided towards the expansion of their young carers service.
11/11/2022 £10,000 CONVERSATION OVER BORDERS Funding was provided towards their English and befriending project.
11/11/2022 £5,000 CRAWLEY RUGBY CLUB Funding was provided to purchase wheelchairs for their "Crawley Jets" team.
11/11/2022 £4,609 RYE COMMUNITY GARDEN Funding was provided for new chicken wire for their food growing area.
11/11/2022 £9,292 £30,918 BRIGHTON PEBBLES Funding was provided for their family drop-in sessions.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £540,655 KANGAROOS Funding was provided towards the running costs of their Breakaway club.
11/11/2022 £3,460 READ EASY CHICHESTER & ARUN Funding was provided towards the training of reading coaches.
11/11/2022 £4,000 £349,634 SUPERSTAR ARTS CIO Funding was provided towards a second hand minibus.
11/11/2022 £4,500 BLACK ANTI-RACISM COMMUNITY ORGANISATION C.I.C. Funding was provided towards their event programme.
11/11/2022 £6,500 £26,924 SAGE COUNSELLING Funding was provided towards Supervision costs and Treasury fees.
11/11/2022 £5,000 £136,199 RYE FOOD BANK Funding was provided for food and slow cookers.
11/11/2022 £5,000 £11,828 ADUR EAST LIONS CLUB CIO Funding was provided for direct fuel payments to people accessing their food banks.
11/11/2022 £4,070 CHRISTIAN ARABIC CLUB Funding was provided for food, activity, travel and core costs.
11/11/2022 £9,799 £351,595 LEWES DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE Funding was provided towards staff costs and volunteer development.
11/11/2022 £9,820 CRAWLEY LGBT Funding was provided for their Volunteer Coordinator's salary, IT, admin, website and social media costs.
11/11/2022 £5,000 THE GOOD COMPANY PEOPLE Funding was provided running costs.
11/11/2022 £4,530 £27,235 ROTARY CLUB OF CHICHESTER PRIORY Funding was provided for the refurbishment of household items for families in need.
11/11/2022 £6,750 VOLUNTEERS NETWORK CIC Funding was provided towards their Grow Eastbourne project launched in October 2021.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £688,228 ROCKINGHORSE Funding was provided towards staff costs and Asthma Inhaler monitors.
11/11/2022 £7,000 £43,784 FORWARD FACING Funding was provided towards play therapy for children.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £146,947 HOME-START CHICHESTER AND DISTRICT Funding was provided towards core costs.
11/11/2022 £10,000 STEYNING UKRAINIAN REFUGE Funding was provided towards the cost of an English teacher.
11/11/2022 £3,270 STEYNING FOR TREES Funding was provided towards planting costs.
11/11/2022 £5,000 £270,023 VINCENT DANCE THEATRE Funding was provided towards their Art of Recovery programme.
11/11/2022 £4,950 £62,674 SANDCASTLE TRUST Funding was provided towards their family respite service.
11/11/2022 £5,000 £18,050 BAXTERS FIELD COMPANY Funding was provided towards maintenance and development work costs.
11/11/2022 £3,000 £890 BOATHOUSE THEATRE ARTS Funding was provided towards their programme for adults.
11/11/2022 £6,270 GROVE GARDEN CHARITABLE TRUST Funding was provided for staffing, garden furniture and a solar generator.
11/11/2022 £11,000 £68,506 ROTHER VALLEY TOGETHER Funding was provided for core costs.
11/11/2022 £5,704 £352,194 ST MATTHIAS BRIGHTON Funding was provided towards the Hollingdean Foodbank and community cafe, which is in their parish.
11/11/2022 £6,090 FIGMENT ARTS CIC Funding was provided towards a project working with artists with a learning disability.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £139,591 CHICHESTER INFORMATION SHOP FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Funding was provided towards staff costs.
11/11/2022 £5,000 £798,255 TOGETHER CO Funding was provided towards their Kickstart Connections Project, supporting people to access community activities.
11/11/2022 £4,500 £36,253 SEAFORTH HALL Funding was provided towards refurbishment of their kitchen facilities.
11/11/2022 £5,000 BLUEPRINT YOUTH UK Funding was provided for coaching sessions for neurodiverse young people.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £136,339 SPEAR BRIGHTON TRUST Funding was provided for a contribution towards core running costs,
11/11/2022 £10,000 THE FRIENDS OF NEWHAVEN FOODBANK Funding was provided towards running costs of Seahaven Community Food.
11/11/2022 £5,000 MYCAREMATTERS 2020 CIC Funding was provided towards their current project which supports people to plan for later life, including creation of an advance care plan.
11/11/2022 £10,000 HAYWARDS HEATH FOODBANK Funding was provided towards staff costs.
11/11/2022 £5,000 £6,229 THE WILMINGTON, FOLKINGTON & MILTON STREET VILLAGE CLUB Funding was provided to support the installation of a new vertical platform lift.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £15,965 MID SUSSEX RIDING FOR THE DISABLED Funding was provided to pay for facilities hire.
11/11/2022 £5,000 £1,656 AUTISM SUPPORT CRAWLEY Funding iwas provided for admin staff, event, travel and marketing costs.
11/11/2022 £5,000 PLAY ON Funding was provided towards their production of Romeo and Juliet in Newhaven.
11/11/2022 £5,000 CRAVEN VALE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards their foodbank.
11/11/2022 £5,000 PARKFIELD EQUINE SOLUTIONS Funding was provided towards the cost of running their programme.
11/11/2022 £10,000 VERY LOCAL FOOD HUBS Funding was provided towards their fresh food box provision.
11/11/2022 £5,000 EQUINE PARTNERS CIC Funding was provided towards running costs.
11/11/2022 £9,919 THE GARDEN ARMY C.I.C. Funding was provided towards the erection of new polytunnels and equipment.
11/11/2022 £5,000 £51,268 SWANFIELD CHAPEL Funding was provided to help with heating costs.
11/11/2022 £3,684 BRIGHT START Funding was provided towards staffing, venue and equipment costs.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £95,249 RELEASE COUNSELLING AND THERAPY FOR WOMEN Funding was provided towards workshops for mums.
11/11/2022 £9,980 ATEAB FUNDS (PREVIOUSLY A TOWN EXPLORES A BOOK COMMUNITY GROUP) Funding was provided towards the festival in 2023.
11/11/2022 £5,033 EAST SIDE PRINT CIC Funding was provided to develop their project to provide affordable practical access to visual arts through a sustained, regular programme of free creative classes and workshops for adults and families within East Brighton.
11/11/2022 £9,952 £840,449 SAFE IN SUSSEX Funding was provided to cover a year's salary for a Children and Young People's Group Facilitator.
11/11/2022 £9,986 LLJF LTD Funding was provided for core costs.
11/11/2022 £7,000 WHISTLESTOP ARTS, DRILL HALL STUDIOS Funding was provided towards their Coast and Countryside project.
11/11/2022 £4,000 NEWHAVEN GREEN CENTRE CIC Funding was provided towards the cost of developing their service, including employing a volunteer co-ordinator.
11/11/2022 £5,000 £16,744 WELL BALANCED KIDS Funding was provided towards the costs of running their subsidised yoga/mindfulness sessions.
11/11/2022 £7,844 £18,807 RENEGADES YOUTH CLUB Funding was provided to cover core costs for 1 year, to maintain existing high-quality provision, meet the increasing needs of YP, and purchase new sports equipment (including archery bows and paddleboards).
11/11/2022 £6,000 RADTASTIC THEATRE Funding was provided towards a series of science workshops in Eastbourne.
11/11/2022 £10,000 COLDEAN COMMUNITY ORGANISATION Funding was provided for staffing, volunteer training and marketing costs.
11/11/2022 £9,225 £42,595 GOOD NEWS BRIGHTON Funding was provided to enable them to continue to serve the local community.
11/11/2022 £7,000 £353,289 GROUP B STREP SUPPORT Funding was provided for the costs of a new Helpline and Information Officer and the infrastructure costs of our Helpline, which provides vital support and information to vulnerable families
11/11/2022 £5,000 TERRY'S PLACE Funding was provided towards activity and marketing costs.
11/11/2022 £9,999 MID SUSSEX FOOD PARTNERSHIP Funding was provided for core costs to set up as an independent organisation from MSVA.
11/11/2022 £10,000 GOLDEN LION CHILDRENS TRUST Funding was provided towards the costs of gifts and storage for their Christmas 2022 Special Deliveries Project.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £1,938 MID-SUSSEX OLDER PEOPLE'S COUNCIL Funding was provided to enable MSOPC to hold free community events.
11/11/2022 £5,000 BAGS OF TASTE Funding was provided for mentored home cooking classes in Hastings.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £51,802 PELICAN PARCELS Funding was provided towards core funding to cover rent for the larger office, support two new roles and cover increased energy bills.
11/11/2022 £10,000 BROADWATER SUPPORT GROUP CIC Funding was provided to enable them to expand their services and offer a community pantry and community fridge, book exchange as well as a place to meet, share resources and offer support.
11/11/2022 £10,000 EAST BRIGHTON FOOD CO-OPERATIVE Funding was provided for ongoing running costs, activities, and classes at their new classroom and kitchen in Whitehawk.
11/11/2022 £5,000 THE UNITY CENTRE, YOGA WELLBEING AND THE ARTS Funding was provided for staff training and development.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £4,744 BURGESS HILL PANTRY (BURGESS HILL COMMUNITY CUPBOARD CIO) Funding was provided towards food supplies.
11/11/2022 £9,750 £14,663 SENSORY SOFT PLAY Funding was provided to cover running costs, specifically rent and utilities, for their Saturday and weekday sessions for one quarter: Dec 22-March 23.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £2,422,505 SUSSEX BEACON Funding was provided towards staff and electricity costs.
11/11/2022 £4,500 BG SOCIETY BRIGHTON Funding was provided towards Bulgarian folk dance classes.
11/11/2022 £9,942 £1,217,916 COMMUNITY TRANSPORT SUSSEX CIO Funding was provided for the salary of a Volunteer Coordinator, training and expenses for a new Travel Buddy Scheme devloped in partnership with CHAMPS PCN.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £336,285 WARMING UP THE HOMELESS Funding was provided towards food costs.
11/11/2022 £4,565 WELLSBOURNE HEALTHCARE CIC Funding was provided for a community development project in Whitehawk with theatre company Hydrocracker.
11/11/2022 £10,000 MASCOT Funding was provided for core costs and some areas of direct delivery, particularly talks, activities, and social groups.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £631,026 SUSSEX CLUBS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Funding was provided for operational capacity to facilitate the planning/application process to develop youth services in Uckfield, Crowborough, Chailey, Newick, Horam, Heathfield, Maresfield, Icklesham, Fairlight, Newhaven, and Lewes, through which to access the Youth Investment Fund.
11/11/2022 £5,000 ARTICLE12ARTS Funding was provided to create 2 arts projects with accompanying workshops for refugee and marginalised young artists to enable them to express themselves and share their stories.
11/11/2022 £5,000 £110,083 TREES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided to fund the club for another year and support activities and refreshments.
11/11/2022 £10,000 £1,057,761 HASTINGS COMMUNITY TRUST Funding was provided for food purchase and staff costs.
11/11/2022 £9,983 £395,651 BREADWINNERS Funding was provided to expand their pilot programme.
11/11/2022 £2,100 £16,512 CROSSOVER BRIGHTON Funding was provided towards operating costs for 3 months.
11/11/2022 £1,750 LEWES PRIORY CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided towards professional coaching costs for disadvantaged children.
11/11/2022 £1,046 SUSSEX VIKINGS BASKETBALL CLUB Funding was provided towards their running costs.
11/11/2022 £2,000 £441,170 THE LIVING PAINTINGS TRUST Funding was provided to offer free loans to West Sussex residents.
11/11/2022 £1,000 £1,889 CRAWLEY AUDIO NEWS Funding was provided towards rent and supply costs e.g. USB sticks.
11/11/2022 £1,500 £215,683 REMAP - BRIGHTON AND DISTRICT Funding was provided towards their core running costs.
11/11/2022 £1,778 GIVE STREET PROJECT CIC Funding was provided for their drop-off food collection and core costs.
11/11/2022 £1,743 SIKHS OF SUSSEX Funding was provided towards a programme of events.
11/11/2022 £1,500 FROW FRIENDS Funding was provided towards goodie bags for isolated members of the community.
11/11/2022 £2,200 SHOREHAM FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided towards an accessible toilet.
11/11/2022 £600 PEOPLE COME FIRST Funding was provided towards running costs.
11/11/2022 £1,887 FUNDING PEOPLE CIC Funding was provided towards their work with 5 Crawley organisations.
11/11/2022 £2,396 APRON CREATIVE Funding was provided for a sensory garden.
11/11/2022 £1,895 £5,475 FINDON VALLEY RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for a Christmas lunch and gifts for the community.
11/11/2022 £1,000 18 HOURS LTD Funding was provided to enable them to extend their community outreach for their light festival, Bexhill After Dark 2023.
27/10/2022 £500 ST.ANDREW'S FELLOWSHIP Funding was provided towards running costs.
27/10/2022 £500 £95,249 RELEASE COUNSELLING AND THERAPY FOR WOMEN Funding was provided towards a10 week Mummyshock course in Whitehawk.
27/10/2022 £500 PEOPLE INTO PERMACULTURE Funding was provided to create photobooks for ongoing community use.
27/10/2022 £500 ST GEORGES HALL Funding was provided towards new table sand equipment.
27/10/2022 £500 VERY LOCAL FOOD HUBS Funding was provided to bridge the gap in funding and cover 20 hours of service coordination and £260 worth of fresh food supplies.
27/10/2022 £500 OLDSKOOL ARTS Funding was provided to provide a series of free workshops for over fifties at The Edge Community Centre.
26/10/2022 £5,000 £825,105 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Funding was provided towards the continuation of their family support project in Rye, which was launched in 2021, to support 15-20 families over one year in deprived areas of Rye.
26/10/2022 £5,000 £136,199 RYE FOOD BANK Funding was provided towards maintenance of their food stores to meet the demands of around 100 adults and children per week.
26/10/2022 £1,250 IDEN BOWLS CLUB Funding was provided to construct a shaded area in front of the club house to protect their players and those of visiting clubs from the sun and heat.
26/10/2022 £636 RYE COMMUNITY GARDEN Funding was provided to upgrade their water catchment system and water distribution system to be more resilient in times of projected future droughts and double existing water capacity, as well as permitting members who are less physically fit to help with watering.
25/10/2022 £500 CIRCUS STARR - STARR IN THE COMMUNITY CIC Funding was provided to enable 30 children and their families in the East Brighton area to attend a local show.
25/10/2022 £500 FLAMENCO & SPANISH GROUP Funding was provided towards an 8-week course in the Spring.
25/10/2022 £500 METAMORPHOSIS Funding was provided towards running costs.
25/10/2022 £700 CRAVEN VALE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards their foodbank and gentle gym projects.
25/10/2022 £500 BEVENDEAN FOODBANK, COFFEE MORNING & ADVICE CENTRE Funding was provided towards running costs.
25/10/2022 £500 FERNEE FOREST CLUB Funding was provided to continue running the weekly 'Wild Wednesdays' and monthly 'Fire & Feast' events.
25/10/2022 £500 BRIDGE THE GAP Funding was provided to restart activities.
25/10/2022 £500 MULTICULTURAL COFFEE MORNING Funding was provided to cover the cost of sewing machines and materials, food for cooking sessions and physical activities.
25/10/2022 £500 ARTHOOD Funding was provided to enable them to continue their project and deliver a design session / consultancy and a spray paint skills workshop.
20/10/2022 £40,000 £1,831,276 TOWNER ART GALLERY Funding was provided to develop their existing Arts in Mind (AiM) project for adults and towards a new project for young adults (15-18 yrs) with the YMCA.
19/10/2022 £30,000 £825,105 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Funding was provided to increase the impact and reach of their Eastbourne project, covering the costs of the volunteer co-ordinator, family support practitioner (FSP) as well as volunteer training costs.
19/10/2022 £60,000 £635,143 EASTBOURNE FOOD BANK Funding was provided towards the salary of the Warehouse and Distribution Manager, which is a key role in the organisation.
19/10/2022 £50,000 £55,666 HOLDING SPACE Funding was provided for the salary of a part-time CEO.
13/09/2022 £535 BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL Funding was provided towards an online security workshop for the public at the flagship branch Jubilee Library.
25/08/2022 £500 THE UNITY CENTRE, YOGA WELLBEING AND THE ARTS Funding was provided to enable them to run a new well-being programme to support people aged 65+ who are experiencing anxiety, depression, chronic fatigue and isolation due to their mental health, physical mobility and health conditions.
22/07/2022 £500 BEVENDEAN COMMUNITY PUB Funding was provided towards 5 workshops on repairing school uniform.
21/07/2022 £4,500 SEDS SUSSEX EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROMES AND HYPERMOBILITY SUPPORT GROUP Funding was provided towards their online therapy activity groups.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £168,800 HEENE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards towards a new equipment for the cafe kitchen.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £475,628 VOLUNTARY ACTION ARUN & CHICHESTER Funding was provided towards the staff costs of their volunteer advisor.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £9,034 DEANS SENIOR TEA CLUB Funding was provided towards running costs.
21/07/2022 £3,000 £559,798 DENTAID Funding was provided to run 12 free clinics for 8 – 10 people per clinic in Worthing.
21/07/2022 £3,416 £5,774 CROWHURST YOUTH CLUB Funding was provided to help them restart after school and holiday club sessions following closure due to COVID.
21/07/2022 £3,375 £1,320,021 EMMAUS BRIGHTON & HOVE Funding was provided towards electricity costs.
21/07/2022 £6,800 YAPTON SHORT MAT BOWLS CLUB Funding was provided to purchase an electric mat rewinder.
21/07/2022 £10,000 £47,583 TIME 4 CHILDREN Funding was provided towards the running costs of Time 4 Children.
21/07/2022 £9,250 £73,209 AS YOU ARE CENTRE Funding was provided towards staff training to help improve their service and enhanced assessments.
21/07/2022 £7,500 £566,278 NOW! CHARITY GROUP LTD Funding was provided to assist in moving to a larger premises to meet an increase in demand.
21/07/2022 £5,000 TUBBS COMPUTER SUPPLIES Funding was provided towards general running costs.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £446,236 FACE FRONT INCLUSIVE THEATRE Funding was provide towards their 'My Move' performance production costs.
21/07/2022 £6,987 £59,527 PATHWAYS TO HEALTH Funding was provided towards their weekly drop in clinic.
21/07/2022 £5,700 £22,592 LANCING AND SOMPTING CHURCHES FOODBANK Funding was provided towards staff costs and the fuel foundation.
21/07/2022 £5,750 £186,042 SELSEY MONEY SUPPORT Funding was provided towards core running costs.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £186,042 SELSEY BEFRIENDING ACTIVITIES - SELSEY COMMUNITY FORUM Funding was provided to support two new initiatives including a Rookery Games Club and enhanced day service on a Thursday.
21/07/2022 £6,800 ARDINGLY VILLAGE CLUB Funding was provided towards their foodbank and food parcel delivery service which has been running since the pandemic.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £131,800 BLACK MINORITY & ETHNIC COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP OF BRIGHTON & HOVE Funding was provided towards the costs of running their foodbank which was established during the pandemic.
21/07/2022 £3,700 HASTINGS LITFEST LTD Funding was provide towards their 'Access to Books' project.
21/07/2022 £3,000 £22,070 BLUE VAN VETERANS DROP-IN Funding was provided towards equipment, furniture and running costs.
21/07/2022 £9,998 CRIMSHAM FARM CIC Funding was provided towards core costs.
21/07/2022 £10,000 £50,855 FOOD AND FRIENDSHIP Funding was provided towards their core running costs.
21/07/2022 £9,480 £1,054,512 MOMENTUM CHILDREN'S CHARITY Funding was provided towards respite holidays.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £378,843 YOU RAISE ME UP (YRMU) Funding was provided towards the cost of counselling sessions.
21/07/2022 £6,000 TRANSITION CHICHESTER Funding was provided towards the costs of Grow Chichester, which maintains two community gardens and orchards in the city.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £351,565 BOGNOR REGIS BAPTIST CHURCH Funding was provided towards staff and running costs for the Haven, a wellbeing project that they run.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £225,932 BRIGHTON THERAPY CENTRE Funding was provided to increase their provision for vulnerable people in need.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £304,419 LEVEL WATER Funding was provided towards staffing, training, marketing and general admin costs.
21/07/2022 £10,000 £33,924 SALAAM FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided towards training sessions, membership, teambuilding and kit fees.
21/07/2022 £12,000 £32,794 JUNO PROJECT Funding was provided towards core running costs to enable them to increase capacity to meet demand.
21/07/2022 £5,000 THE LAUNCHPAD COLLECTIVE Funding was provided towards the staff costs of their outreach worker and translation services.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £498,726 CRAWLEY COMMUNITY ACTION Funding was provided towards staff costs and overheads.
21/07/2022 £6,000 £48,743 SOUTHWATER YOUTH PROJECT Funding was provided towards core costs.
21/07/2022 £3,300 £21,943 CRAFTIMATION FACTORY Funding was provided towards a creative school project called 'Moving' which explores where children have come from and moved to.
21/07/2022 £10,000 £274,746 PARENTS AND CARERS SUPPORT ORGANISATION (PACSO) Funding was provided towards the costs of running their holiday playschemes.
21/07/2022 £10,000 £945,518 TEAM DOMENICA Funding was provided towards staff costs of a cafe training assistant.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £32,430 MANZI FOUNDATION Funding was provided towards digital skills training.
21/07/2022 £8,993 £792,769 EDUCATION FUTURES TRUST Funding was provided towards a series of courses aimed at vulnerable adults.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £207,600 RESOURCE CENTRE Funding was provided towards the costs of providing 1-1 support to community groups.
21/07/2022 £5,000 TOT ROCKIN BEATS CIC Funding was provided towards organisational development to enable them to expand and meet increased need.
21/07/2022 £10,000 CRAWLEY CAP CENTRE Funding was provided towards staff costs to enable them to cope with increased demand.
21/07/2022 £8,959 £97,693 OLIVE TREE CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE Funding was provided towards opening a new centre in Horsham.
21/07/2022 £9,405 DEVELOP OUTDOORS Funding was provided towards core costs including staff, training, equipment and marketing.
21/07/2022 £8,514 £285,648 EAST SUSSEX RECOVERY ALLIANCE (ESRA) Funding was provided towards their wellbeing workshops.
21/07/2022 £2,750 £36,216 COMMUNITY ADVICE, SUPPORT, EDUCATION (CASE) Funding was provided towards the cost of summer events for low income families.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £191,793 THE PCC OF SOUTHBOURNE & WEST THORNEY (ST JOHN'S SOUTHBOURNE) Funding was provided towards the replacement of the 25 year old lift in the Centre to improve accessibility.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £261,530 HANDS OF HOPE Funding was provided for seed growing packs for the East Sussex community.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £79,193 WAVES MUSIC THERAPY Funding was provided towards rent and staff costs for their group sessions.
21/07/2022 £5,000 GREENHAVENS NETWORK Funding was provided to develop 5 hubs between Peacehaven and Seaford with community gardens.
21/07/2022 £5,000 LATEST GROUP CIC Funding was provided towards the costs of a project supporting unemployed people to learn TV production and streaming skills.
21/07/2022 £9,433 RUSTINGTON PLATINUM SOCIAL CLUB Funding was provided towards venue hire and core costs.
21/07/2022 £5,500 £36,503 RINGMER VILLAGE HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Funding was provided to help improve the accessibility of the hall, which dates back to 1890.
21/07/2022 £7,170 OUR NEIGHBOURHOOD CIC Funding was provided for cookery lessons at a women's refuge.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £41,537 ARISE COUNSELLING SERVICE Funding was provided to help subsidise the cost of sessions for those people that can't afford them.
21/07/2022 £10,000 £55,666 HOLDING SPACE Funding was provided towards the staff costs of their CEO.
21/07/2022 £10,000 £71,222 FREE SHOP CRAWLEY Funding was provided towards core costs.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £63,408 NUTLEY PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUP Funding was provided for a summer house in the garden for outside learning.
21/07/2022 £3,000 £96,568 WINDMILLS OPPORTUNITY PLAYGROUP Funding was provided for a small shortfall in core costs, which are specific to their diagnosed special needs children.
21/07/2022 £3,000 £32,280 JUST FRIENDS Funding was provided towards staff costs.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £60,023 DIFFERENT PLANET ARTS Funding was provided towards their annual programme of events.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £157,705 TUPPENNY BARN EDUCATION LTD Funding was provided towards staff and running costs of their programme.
21/07/2022 £8,000 £348 EAST SUSSEX CREDIT UNION Funding was provided to run three Wave Community Bank help points (Lewes, Newhaven and Eastbourne).
21/07/2022 £10,000 £1,090,367 FEEDBACK Funding was provided towards an allotment project and food waste scheme.
21/07/2022 £5,000 SEAHAVEN FORCE COMMUNITY CLUB Funding was provided towards running costs and equipment.
21/07/2022 £10,000 £72,674 YADA Funding was provided towards staff costs.
21/07/2022 £5,750 £44,033 ADUR SPECIAL NEEDS PROJECT Funding was provided towards staff and training costs.
21/07/2022 £9,704 £77,342 GROW PROJECT Funding was provided towards running costs for six Reconnect courses.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £75,061 GLADRAGS COMMUNITY COSTUME RESOURCE Funding was provided to support and develop their volunteering opportunities and rehoming scheme.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £635,120 LIFE CENTRE Funding was provided to respond to the growth in demand for their services by investing in a range of safety and data protection training and fundraising support.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £1,421,460 SURVIVORS NETWORK LTD Funding was provided towards staffing their frontline Welcome Team.
21/07/2022 £4,150 WEST SUSSEX MEDIATION SERVICE Funding was provided towards organisational development costs to help improve their reach and funding streams.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £150,940 REACHING FAMILIES Funding was provided towards their running costs for a year.
21/07/2022 £4,300 HORSHAM REFUGEE SUPPORT GROUP Funding was provided for ten second hand bikes and five laptops.
21/07/2022 £10,000 £3,454,954 RED BALLOON EDUCATIONAL TRUST Funding was provided to cover 5 months of salary for the head teacher of the Red Balloon Worthing Centre.
21/07/2022 £4,000 WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL SUSSEX BEARS Funding was provided towards running costs.
21/07/2022 £10,000 BEVENDEAN COMMUNITY PUB Funding was provided towards their Meals on Wheels service.
21/07/2022 £10,000 £72,793 BRIGHTON PIP LTD Funding was provided towards core running costs and capacity building.
21/07/2022 £5,000 DIVERSITY RESOURCE INTERNATIONAL Funding was provided towards staff costs.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £705,136 SEAVIEW PROJECT Funding was provided towards their digital inclusion project.
21/07/2022 £4,755 GRANDADS FRONT ROOM CIC Funding was provided for core costs of their 'Front Room' drop-in space.
21/07/2022 £10,000 LEWES CLIMATE HUB Funding was provided towards rent, staff costs and bills.
21/07/2022 £3,375 HAPPY MOUNTAIN Funding was provided towards a community garden, tree planting and a mural.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £19,000 HOPE CHARITY PROJECT Funding was provided towards 400 free one-to-one counselling sessions.
21/07/2022 £9,994 £1,110,482 AMAZE Funding was provided towards a programme of health and wellbeing peer support groups and activities for young people with SEND aged 14-25 living in B&H.
21/07/2022 £10,000 £40,352 MUMA NURTURE Funding was provided towards a community wellbeing area.
21/07/2022 £5,000 ARTS ON PRESCRIPTION CIC Funding was provided towards a part time volunteer coordinator.
21/07/2022 £2,500 £103,714 THE KEYS PROJECT Funding was provided towards running costs and overheads.
21/07/2022 £7,000 HASTINGS EMERGENCY ACTION RESILIENCE TEAM Funding was provided towards Hastings Befriending Network including 'Chatty Cafes' and 'Chatty Benches' and core costs.
21/07/2022 £7,000 £1,173,230 BUGLIFE - THE INVERTEBRATE CONSERVATION TRUST Funding was provided for project costs associated with improving Sussex landscapes for wild pollinators.
21/07/2022 £3,000 ON YOUR WAY (JOB CLUB AND DIGITAL INCLUSION) Funding was provided towards their running costs.
21/07/2022 £8,500 £243,755 CHILDREN'S RESPITE TRUST Funding was provided towards core costs, including rent and utilities.
21/07/2022 £9,620 £1,171,160 CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE Funding was provided for food for their hostel kitchen and towards emergency food parcels for six months.
21/07/2022 £5,438 £159,450 MAKING IT OUT CIO Funding was provided towards marketing and fundraising for a public art sculpture.
21/07/2022 £5,965 £11,236 THE 39 CLUB Funding was provided towards the costs of running their Duke of Edinburgh scheme and for first aid training and activities.
21/07/2022 £2,500 UMBRELLA SUSSEX Funding was provided towards new venue core costs and the role of a development coordinator.
21/07/2022 £9,700 £640,719 CLOCK TOWER SANCTUARY Funding was provided towards the salary of their Volunteer Coordinator and volunteer expenses.
21/07/2022 £2,900 £3,393 BARCOMBE EXPLORERS (PART OF BARCOMBE DISTRICT SCOUTS) Funding was provided towards the costs of running their activities.
21/07/2022 £10,000 £310,892 TARNER COMMUNITY PROJECT Funding was provided towards two youth-led community arts festivals in Tarner Park.
21/07/2022 £10,000 £96,154 ST LUKE'S ADVICE SERVICE Funding was provided towards core costs, including their VOIP phone system, website costs and salary costs for the delivery of the initial advice and triage their clients receive.
21/07/2022 £4,000 GREEN CENTRE CIC Funding was provided to develop their ZERO WASTE strategy.
21/07/2022 £5,000 SUDANESE WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN GROUP Funding was provided towards their programme of activities for women, children and young people in the Sudanese community.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £20,488 EASTBOURNE CHURCHES VISITING LTD Funding was provided towards staff and running costs.
21/07/2022 £3,375 £17,527 KNIGHT SUPPORT CIO Funding was provided towards rent and utilities for a central Brighton hub to allow them to store more donations and make more deliveries.
21/07/2022 £3,826 BELLTREE MUSIC THERAPY CIC Funding was provided towards the costs of 4 core team members.
21/07/2022 £5,000 £596,516 PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF HOLY TRINITY HASTINGS Funding was provided towards their Safehaven sessions and volunteer management.
21/07/2022 £1,800 HELPING HANDS ROBERTSBRIDGE Funding was provided towards a range of community activities including supplementing food bank parcels with fresh produce, digital inclusion training, oral histories project and Incredible Edibles community gardening.
21/07/2022 £1,500 £153,406 BRIGHTON AND HOVE AMATEUR BOXING CLUB Funding was provided towards a project aimed at women and girls.
21/07/2022 £960 SOMPTING COMMUNITY CHURCH Funding was provided towards room hire for the cafe.
21/07/2022 £950 £9,066 SUSSEX ME SOCIETY Funding was provided towards research and development through a survey and report on the NHS and private services for those affected by ME/CFS.
21/07/2022 £500 PARKLANDS THURSDAY CLUB Funding was provided to help with running costs.
21/07/2022 £1,200 BOGNOR WOODWORK AND CRAFT CLUB Funding was provided towards start up costs.
21/07/2022 £500 LAVANT FRIENDLY CLUB Funding was provided towards activities and a trip to the Isle of Wight.
21/07/2022 £2,000 £1,309,356 LITTLE GATE FARM Funding was provided towards staffing their Jobs Forum job coaches.
14/07/2022 £500 CLOWDER Funding was provided to enable them to offer their free tutoring within the East Brighton area.
14/07/2022 £500 THE WOOLLY UMBRELLA Funding was provided to enable them to participate in outside events in East Brighton.
13/07/2022 £500 £168,339 BRIGHTON PERMACULTURE Funding was provided towards the purchase and planting of 1000 native, locally grown wildflower plug plants and running a minimum of 4 bulb planting sessions at orchard sites in Moulsecoomb and Bevendean.
13/07/2022 £500 £51,802 PELICAN PARCELS Funding was provided towards the work Pelican Parcels do in East Brighton
13/07/2022 £500 WHITEHAWK OVER 50S Funding was provided to cover the costs of food, minibus hire, publicity and art and craft materials.
08/07/2022 £500 BRIGHTON & HOVE FOOD PARTNERSHIP Funding was provided towards the cost of a new storage shed.
07/07/2022 £500 PARK LIFE BRIGHTON Funding was provided towards Whitehawk Skatepark Project.
07/07/2022 £500 SAUNDERS PARK PEOPLE Funding was provided to enable SPP to engage people and partners to run a free community led programme of activities throughout the summer of 2022.
05/07/2022 £500 WHITEHAWK AMATEUR BOXING CLUB Grant to Whitehawk Amateur Boxing Club
01/07/2022 £500 £605,896 CITY GATE COMMUNITY PROJECTS (FARESHARE PROJECT) Funding was provided to enable them to offer 2632 meals for vulnerable people in food poverty during this post pandemic cost of living crisis.
01/07/2022 £2,000 £207,600 RESOURCE CENTRE Funding was provided to enable them to support at least 17 groups in East Brighton.
01/07/2022 £500 ON YOUR WAY (JOB CLUB AND DIGITAL INCLUSION) Funding was provided towards the cost of printing, stationery and postage.
01/07/2022 £500 £180,700 KIDZ KLUB BRIGHTON & HOVE (REGISTERED CHARITY SINCE 2008) Funding was provided towards essential equipment and outings.
01/07/2022 £476 £47,831 BRIGHTON YOGA FOUNDATION Funding was provided to deliver a free 8 week course to 20 young people in East Brighton.
01/07/2022 £500 HAPPY MOUNTAIN Funding was provided towards materials and equipment to create Mr. Benn's clothes swap.
01/07/2022 £500 £17,794 FRESH START COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards the costs of activities run at Fresh Start.
01/07/2022 £500 FRIENDS OF BEVFEST Funding was provided towards holding a Community Family Picnic in the August summer holidays.
01/07/2022 £500 £293,659 BRIGHTON AND HOVE SPEAK OUT Funding was provided towards workshops and activities.
01/07/2022 £475 225 (BRIGHTON NO1) SQUADRON AIR TRAINING CORPS Funding was provided to purchase a colour printer with a built in scanner.
01/07/2022 £500 MAKING OUR MARK! Funding was provided towards art materials and art tutors.
17/05/2022 £10,553 MARTLETS HOSPICE Funding was provided towards their solar PV project on their new building.
17/05/2022 £10,000 BRIGHTON BIKE HUB Funding was provided towards staffing costs of a project co-ordinator, a shipping container for storage and classes, and training.
17/05/2022 £5,000 £42,777 FERRING VILLAGE HALL Funding was provided towards installing solar panels, insulation and a sustainable heating system.
17/05/2022 £10,000 £131,324 PEDAL PEOPLE Funding was provided towards sustainable cycle batteries, staffing and training costs.
17/05/2022 £5,000 SHOREHAM FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided to upgrade their pitch floodlights to LED.
17/05/2022 £5,000 £393,414 BRIGHTON & HOVE WOOD RECYCLING PROJECT (BHWRP) Funding was provided for staffing and volunteer programme costs.
17/05/2022 £6,194 £43,331 SEAFORD (SUSSEX) CONTEMPORARY ILLUSTRATORS AND PRINTMAKERS (SCIP) Funding was provided for an immersive art installation exploring the underwater landscape of Seaford Bay.
17/05/2022 £5,000 BEVENDEAN COMMUNITY PUB Funding was provided for repurposing a shipping container into a garage, solar panel installation, a wood chipper and water pump, and to improve accessibility.
17/05/2022 £3,548 SIGHT SUPPORT WORTHING Funding was provided towards the restoration of a sensory garden.
17/05/2022 £5,000 ARDOYNA PROJECT Funding was provided for a launch event and core costs for one year.
17/05/2022 £5,000 £310,892 TARNER COMMUNITY PROJECT Funding was provided towards core costs of a year long sporting programme in Tarner Park's MUGA (Multi Use Game Area).
17/05/2022 £5,522 QUIET DOWN THERE CIC Funding was provided towards their free community laundry facilities, for a new energy efficient washer/dryer and staffing costs.
17/05/2022 £10,000 £619,258 CITY GATE COMMUNITY PROJECTS (FARESHARE PROJECT) Funding was provided towards a new electric van.
17/05/2022 £3,000 FRIENDS OF THE MEADS Funding was provided towards plants and building materials.
17/05/2022 £5,000 £319,157 ESTEEM Funding was provided towards their Outdoors project to offer free offshore physical activities to 80 young people throughout the year.
17/05/2022 £4,000 DENTON COMMUNITY GARDEN Funding was provided towards the creation of a community garden.
21/04/2022 £500 NEW ROOTS Grant provided to New Roots to purchase seeds as well as money for site improvements.
01/04/2022 £5,243 £194,945 SOUTHWICK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for a series of stained glass workshops for the local community culminating in display at a community event to celebrate the Jubilee on 5th June.
01/04/2022 £5,241 SOUTHEAST COMMUNITIES RAIL PARTNERSHIP CIC Funding was provided to work with a local artists and design team to produce the official Queen's Jubilee Image and emblem onto a variety of materials, displayed at SCRP railway stations across Sussex.
01/04/2022 £6,747 £841 FRIENDS OF MANOR GREEN COLLEGE Funding was provided for a series of dance workshops for children with special needs over the summer term culminating in a performance at a Jubilee Fete on 11th June where additional workshops will be held for the local community.
01/04/2022 £9,690 £18,854 CRAWLEY FESTIVAL Funding was provided for creative sculpture workshops involving various groups from across the local community culminating in one large sculpture in the town centre.
01/04/2022 £7,300 THE LEDWARD CENTRE CIC Funding was provided for a series of creative movement workshops culminating in a film and photpgraphic launch as part of Jubilee weekend celebrations.
01/04/2022 £9,750 £212,265 CREW CLUB Funding was provided towards drama workshops culminating in an original performance in June for the Queens Jubilee.
01/04/2022 £5,500 £128,455 ENSEMBLE REZA Funding was provided to create a Jubilee Song Cycle, working with a local choir and schoolchildren culminating in a performance on 4th June at a lcoal shopping centre.
01/04/2022 £9,966 EXPLORING SENSES CIC Funding was provided to create a Jubilee mural in an outdoor shelter space in partnership with students with disabilities at the Priory Oak Centre.
31/03/2022 £9,918 MSL DISCOVER Funding was provided to commission new choral works to celebrate the Queens Jubilee, performed flash mob style.
31/03/2022 £4,950 £18,807 RENEGADES YOUTH CLUB Funding was provided towards a series of drama workshops culminating in a live performance to celebrate the Jubilee on 4th June.
31/03/2022 £2,865 £223,000 MID SUSSEX VOLUNTARY ACTION Funding was provided towards a Jubilee Arts Day at the Cherry Tree Centre on 2nd June.
31/03/2022 £3,519 EAST DEAN RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for a week of art activities themed on the Jubilee and culminating in a village fete where art will be displayed.
31/03/2022 £6,270 THE AMBLERS Funding was provided for a creative project linking local school students with residents to create Jubilee Crowns and a dance performance for a Jubilee party.
31/03/2022 £4,780 £495,602 HEADWAY SUSSEX Funding was provided for a series of pottery workshops for the people they support using the theme of the Jubilee.
31/03/2022 £9,650 CRAWLEY COMMUNITY YOUTH SERVICE Funding was provided for the design and production of a community art installation to celebrate the Queens Jubilee and Crawley's diamond jubilee as a new town.
31/03/2022 £7,098 SINGING MAMAS CHOIR CIC Funding was provided to support members to write a new song to celebrate the Queens Jubilee.
31/03/2022 £10,000 SIAM BOXING CAMP C.I.C Funding was provided towards a motion capture visual arts project to celebrate the Queens Jubilee culminating in a live public screening with music and dance performances delivered by local artists.
31/03/2022 £8,970 £129,193 OLD BOAT CORNER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for a series of creative workshops for the local community culminating in a showcase performance over the Jubilee weekend.
25/03/2022 £9,300 BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL Funding was provided to support three distinct pieces of community engagement work in 2022-23.
23/03/2022 £2,500 RYE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided towards construction timber, roof trusses, roofing panels, guttering and fixings to construct a roof of 250m2 (25m x 10m).
23/03/2022 £3,300 £76,218 PEASMARSH CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL TRUST Funding was provided towards offering workshops in music composition and singing for KS2 children in five local primary schools, together with an accessible, interactive concert, for participants to perform to their school community, to be accompanied by professional musicians, who will also introduce classical repertoire.
23/03/2022 £5,000 £563,251 ROTHER VOLUNTARY ACTION- RVA Funding was provided to support core costs to build a thriving volunteering culture in the Rye and Winchelsea area, through the delivery of various activities under the project title 'Rother Volunteer Hub'.
23/03/2022 £5,000 £625,605 HASTINGS ADVICE AND REPRESENTATION CENTRE (HARC) Funding was provided towards a specialist welfare benefits advisor and trainer for a period of 6 months, delivering a specialist welfare benefit advice and representation service to the people of Rye, Camber, Playden, Iden, Peasmarsh, Beckley, Rye Harbour, Winchelsea, Winchelsea beach and Udimore by way of direct referral from Rye foodbank.
23/03/2022 £3,000 £5,250 PLAYDEN W I Funding was provided towards upkeep of the WI Hall, the outside of which needs extensive renovation, in particular ensuring the weatherboarding meets its purpose of keeping the Hall watertight.
23/03/2022 £5,000 ENERGISE SUSSEX COAST Funding was provided for core costs to provide weekly energy advice desks at the Rye foodbank and in Camber.
23/03/2022 £1,500 £69,268 RYE ARTS FESTIVAL Funding was provided to support the development of an environmental element via the Rye Harbour walks and talks.
23/03/2022 £2,341 £201,002 SUSSEX ASSOCIATION FOR SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS Funding was provided to support people affected by spina bifida, hydrocephalus (SB&H) and other disabilities in the Rye area to access Sasbah’s core Social Inclusion and Support Services.
23/03/2022 £600 £3,775 RYE & DISTRICT U3A Funding was provided to purchase a new laptop for use by the membership secretary.
23/03/2022 £2,000 £106,261 RYE AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY TRANSPORT Funding was provided to continue their home to school transport for pupils from the Rye area attending Homewood School (21st year).
17/03/2022 £500 BRIGHTON PEOPLE'S THEATRE Funding was provided towards hire of an accessible community venue for twelve weeks of professionally led drama workshops for adults in Whitehawk.
17/03/2022 £500 THE ARTS AND CRAFTS PROJECT Funding was provided towards teaching and material costs.
17/03/2022 £500 SEDS SUSSEX EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROMES AND HYPERMOBILITY SUPPORT GROUP Funding was provided for core project costs.
17/03/2022 £500 £142,581 LITTLE GREEN PIG WRITING PROJECT Funding was provided for an artist/illustrator facilitator for after school clubs at Whitehawk Library and Moulsecoomb Primary, to engage children who struggle with writing.
17/03/2022 £500 ST MARK'S CE PRIMARY Funding was provided towards material costs of a new ‘Mud Kitchen’ for the playground.
17/03/2022 £500 £529,381 FABRICA Funding was provided towards a bespoke woodworking workshop in collaboration with The Wood Store.
17/03/2022 £500 BRIGHTON BOOK FESTIVAL CIC Funding was provided towards an event in partnership with AudioActive at Lighthouse, for a reading and soundscape element to enable inclusion of marginalised authors and readers.
16/03/2022 £500 £49,500 OROMO COMMUNITY IN BRIGHTON AND HOVE Funding was provided toward their annual football tournament bringing together the Oromo diaspora in the UK, to reduce isolation and celebrate belonging.
16/03/2022 £500 BELTA Funding was provided for a new Book Exchange project at community centre on Bristol Estate, to purchase a range of books for residents to exchange.
16/03/2022 £500 £100,773 THE SPIRE ARTS Funding was provided to develop and deliver Animal Place workshops with artist Tim Spooner and East Brighton residents, culminating in an installation for Brighton Festival 2022.
16/03/2022 £800 WHITEHAWK COMMUNITY FOOD PROJECT Funding was provided towards overall running costs.
16/03/2022 £500 FRIENDS AT BEVENDEAN SCHOOL Funding was provided towards an inspiring bubble performance for the children, a large percentage of who are on pupil premium.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £242,624 STAY UP LATE Funding was provided towards the staff costs of an outreach co-ordinator.
11/03/2022 £3,000 HANDCROSS ROSEMARY CLUB Funding was provided towards events over the course of the year, primarily a celebration event to mark their 60th anniversary.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £125,148 HOME-START EAST SUSSEX Funding was provided towards project costs for their Being Mum Group and Volunteer support service.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £15,465 UCKFIELD VOLUNTEER CENTRE Funding was provided towards staff costs of the centre manager.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £151,353 MARLBOROUGH THEATRE PRODUCTIONS LTD Funding was provided towards the core running costs of the Radical Rhizomes QTIBIPOC community project.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £222,170 PELHAM CIO Funding was provided to redevelop their basement into a youth zone.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £29,554 KENNEDY ST & CO CIO Funding was provided towards rent and salary costs.
11/03/2022 £5,000 SUSSEX SYRIAN COMMUNITY GROUP Funding was provided towards running costss, including language classes and events.
11/03/2022 £4,956 TECHRESORT CIC Funding was provided towards running costs, staff, rent and materials.
11/03/2022 £5,880 £40,283 THE YOUTH COUNSELLING PROJECT Funding was provided towards increased costs to meet demand following COVID.
11/03/2022 £4,000 £9,179 EASTBOURNE AREA COMMUNITY FIRST RESPONDERS Funding was provided towards volunteer costs and equipment.
11/03/2022 £5,000 SELSEY DEMENTIA ACTION ALLIANCE Funding was provided towards staff costs of their dementia support manager.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £134,570 HEAD2HEAD THEATRE Funding was provided to support 21 performances of Odie's Odd Odyssey at special schools in seven areas of Sussex.
11/03/2022 £7,500 £74,019 DAISY CHAIN PROJECT Funding was provided towards core costs, including staffing and tech upgrades.
11/03/2022 £5,000 WILDER LIFE WELLBEING CIC Funding was provided towards the running of their Nature Connection Project, including staff, rent and materials costs.
11/03/2022 £5,000 VIDA ACTIVE CLUB CIC Funding was provided to sustain and grow their exercise and socialise sessions for the over 60's in 4 areas.
11/03/2022 £4,700 £31,948 SMALL PERFORMANCE ADVENTURES Funding was provided towards the costs of running 12 targeted workshops with vunerale groups in Brighton and Hove.
11/03/2022 £2,500 SELSEY BUDDY SUPPORT Funding was provided towards core costs, including staff and premises rent.
11/03/2022 £2,500 YOUR GOOD MORNING CALL - SELSEY COMMUNITY FORUM Funding was provided towards staff costs.
11/03/2022 £9,000 £8,122 BRAMBER BAKEHOUSE Funding was provided towards the cost of their 'little taste of freedom' baking courses.
11/03/2022 £2,500 £45,163 THE CHICHESTER SHIP CANAL TRUST Funding was provided towards a programme of restoration to ensure sustainable long term environmental security for banks and tow path.
11/03/2022 £5,000 HUMBER AVENUE COMMUNITY ALLOTMENTS Funding was provided towards the cost of setting up outreach activities to disadvantaged communities.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £69,762 WEALDEN WORKS Funding was provided to support training in their Restart Youth programme.
11/03/2022 £2,500 HEATHFIELD & HORAM FC Funding was provided for renovations to their Clubhouse.
11/03/2022 £4,880 £127,809 CHILDREN WITH CANCER FUND (POLEGATE) Funding was provided towards the role of their Charity Fundraiser.
11/03/2022 £3,500 DENTON & DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided for new kit and equipment.
11/03/2022 £5,000 SUSSEX PRISONERS FAMILIES Funding was provided towards the costs of a youth outreach worker.
11/03/2022 £3,000 £118,136 STRONGMEN Funding was provided towards the costs of running their Man2Man Peer Support services, including IT, training, and transport costs.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £23,693 BEFRIENDED They provide various forms of befriending. Funding was provided towards the staff costs of their administrator.
11/03/2022 £4,810 THE WILD MIND PROJECT Funding was provided towards 2 x 4 week programmes aimed at the young LBGTQ+ commmunity.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £8,297 THE ASHDOWN HUB Funding was provided towards costs for weekly venue hire, art tuition, volunteer expenses and materials.
11/03/2022 £5,000 COMMUNITY BASKETBALL INITIATIVE (CBI) CIC Funding was provided towards their Open Run project aimed at beginners in the Moulsecoomb and East Brighton area.
11/03/2022 £4,939 £94,800 DOWN SYNDROME DEVELOPMENT TRUST Funding was provided towards the staff costs of an administrator.
11/03/2022 £5,000 NEWHAVEN GIG ROWING CLUB (CIO INCORPORATED 2018) Funding was provided to help develop their junior section by purchasing a smaller more manageable boat.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £247,304 EASTBOURNE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Funding was provided towards core costs including staff and training.
11/03/2022 £4,940 £41,959 ADUR VOLUNTARY ACTION Funding was provided towards the maintenance costs of their vehicle.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £128,817 VETERANS' GROWTH Funding was provided towards expanding and developing skills offered by the organisation to equip veterans with industry skills which lead to employment.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £49,500 OROMO COMMUNITY IN BRIGHTON AND HOVE Funding was provided towards women's group activities including sewing, swimming, Zumba, and teatime.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £655,736 EXTRATIME Funding was provided towards the cost of 3 after school clubs.
11/03/2022 £4,783 £74,918 HANGLETON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards core costs, including staff and utility costs.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £240,924 SCOPE WEST SUSSEX Funding was provided for new NHS standard flooring at the Point Day Centre.
11/03/2022 £5,000 SUSSEX PATHWAYS Funding was provided towards staff costs for their Pathways to Change programme, providing 121 mentoring by volunteers.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £227,462 HOME-START ARUN, WORTHING & ADUR Funding was provided towards staff costs for their fundraising strategy.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £14,307 CRAWLEY MINDFULNESS CENTRE Funding was provided towards core running costs, including volunteer training, consultancy fees and insurance.
11/03/2022 £4,028 PORTSLADE PEOPLE Funding was provided towards staffing costs for an Older People Co-Ordinator.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £96,470 MOULSECOOMB FOREST GARDEN & WILDLIFE PROJECT Funding was provided for core costs including staff and materials.
11/03/2022 £4,243 176 (HOVE) AIR TRAINING CORPS Funding was provided towards equipment for the DofE programme.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £224,781 SOUNDCASTLE Funding was provided towards the development of a music programme supporting mental health recovery.
11/03/2022 £3,850 £36,896 SAMARITANS HORSHAM AND CRAWLEY Funding was provided towards refurbishment and volunteer training.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £279,785 GATWICK DETAINEES WELFARE GROUP Funding was provided to contribute towards the costs of giving £10 monthly mobile phone top-ups to people detained at Gatwick airport.
11/03/2022 £5,000 LOOKOUT BRIGHTON CIC Funding was provided for a two week training programme exploring what creative collaboration means.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £253,266 TIME TO TALK BEFRIENDING Funding was provided towards staff costs.
11/03/2022 £4,995 BOLNEY YOUTH CLUB Funding was provided for a professional youth support worker for one year, resources for workshops and activities, and administration costs.
11/03/2022 £4,924 £53,731 CHICHESTER BOYS CLUB Funding was provided towards staff costs and resources for their youth club.
11/03/2022 £3,420 £170,805 BRIGHTON NATURAL HEALTH CENTRE Funding was provided for a pilot programme for patients with long covid.
11/03/2022 £4,977 £125,145 SUSSEX NIGHTSTOP PLUS Funding was provided towards a Service Coordinator (SC) and Communications and Engagement Lead (CEL).
11/03/2022 £4,100 £529,381 FABRICA Funding was provided towards staff costs for three volunteer coordinators.
11/03/2022 £2,500 £9,806 NEWHAVEN & DISTRICT MODEL RAILWAY CLUB Funding was provided to upgrade their electrical supply and subsidise running costs.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £384,287 CULTURE SHIFT Funding was provided for 'creative cafes' to help young people develop employability skills and connect with employers.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £142,779 LES ALDEN FOUNDATION Funding was provided towards the salary costs of their outreach worker.
11/03/2022 £4,840 £310,072 JIGSAW (SOUTH EAST) LTD Funding was provided towards staff costs.
11/03/2022 £4,970 £39,894 LIVESTOCK Funding was provided to run four peer support art and discussion groups for mothers and their children.
11/03/2022 £3,000 £19,233 PATINA (PARENT AND TEACHERS IN THE ARTS) Funding was provided towards their 'Moving On' festival.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £177,785 WHOOPSADAISY Funding was provided for core costs of their 5-12s sessions, including staff, rent, and materials costs
11/03/2022 £5,000 £17,702 SHOUT WSK - (STREET HOMELESS OUTREACH WORTHING SOUP KITCHEN) Funding was provided towards staff costs.
11/03/2022 £5,000 ADUR COMMUNITY CAFE COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY Funding was provided towards chef wages, rental fees, and food.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £212,265 CREW CLUB Funding was provided towards their young men and women's groups.
11/03/2022 £5,000 CREATIVE FORCE Funding was provided to run weekly drama sessions for 17 weeks in Newhaven, to continue to build arts provision for young people.
11/03/2022 £5,000 ADHD AWARE Funding was provided to support new, continuing, and expanding user-requested services, many launched during COVID-19, plus ongoing running costs.
11/03/2022 £6,500 £25,128 CHILDREN'S BOOKFEST, CHICHESTER Funding was provided towards the purchase of 5,000 new books for every child participating in the festival and using the food banks.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £18,485 COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS Funding was provided towards core costs for women's group activities.
11/03/2022 £2,840 WILD GATHERING Funding was provided to deliver two Nature Well courses with up to 16 participants in total.
11/03/2022 £2,993 CRAWLEY FRIENDS HOUSING ASSOCIATION LIMITED Crawley Friends Housing Assocation is a charity which provides temporary accommodation and support at Camfield for 24 homeless people in Crawley, West Sussex. Funding is requested towards organisational development.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £87,526 LUNCH POSITIVE Funding was provided towards staff costs and a lunch club.
11/03/2022 £5,000 NEWHAVEN ARTS PROJECTS INC. NEWHAVEN OPEN CALL Funding was provided to fund a regular weekly art education programme for disadvantaged communities.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £126,074 PIPPA'S GROUP Funding was provided towards running costs of their pre-school sessions and Family Support Service.
11/03/2022 £5,000 BRIGHTON GRUB HUB Funding was provided towards core costs to run the plot and for a team market gardener for harvest season.
11/03/2022 £4,939 £914,208 BRIGHTHELMSTONE DISTRICT WOODCRAFT FOLK Funding was provided towards transport costs.
11/03/2022 £4,940 THE REAL JUNK FOOD PROJECT BRIGHTON Funding was provided to expand their service in Gardner Street to enable them to run training days for young people with additional needs.
11/03/2022 £5,000 DEVONSHIRE COLLECTIVE Funding was provided to support three pilot engagement programmes for identified target groups, for 16-25s and senior citizens isolated by the pandemic.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £424,275 4SIGHT VISION SUPPORT Funding was provided towards a ‘Starting Well’ Vision Support Advocate for Children and Young People (aged 0-29).
11/03/2022 £5,000 PETWORTH COMMUNITY GARDEN Funding was provided to run ‘Thriving Thursdays’ – a weekly therapeutic gardening project for isolated, low-income local residents.
11/03/2022 £5,000 CHICHESTER FOREST SCHOOLS CIC Funding was provided to support their womens woodland group.
11/03/2022 £5,000 EDUCATION, HEALTH AND WELLBEING CIC Funding was provided towards staff costs.
11/03/2022 £5,000 ENERGISE SUSSEX COAST Funding was provided towards the costs of running their enegry desks at food banks.
11/03/2022 £4,665 £146,063 RAILWAY LAND WILDLIFE TRUST Funding was provided towards their Wellbeing in Nature project.
11/03/2022 £4,500 SPUN GLASS THEATRE Funding was provided towards staff costs.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £23,531 THE DOT COLLECTIVE AKA FIRST DRAFT THEATRE Funding was provided for two professional, dementia friendly theatre productions in care homes across Sussex, transforming living/dinning rooms and outside spaces.
11/03/2022 £2,800 SOUTHDOWN MEN IN SHEDS Funding was provided towards rent and running costs.
11/03/2022 £5,000 POSH CLUB (FORMERLY THE TUESDAY CLUB) Funding was provided for stop-gap funding for 30 KITTY (Keep In Touch) events, 10 in each town.
11/03/2022 £4,970 HOMEOPATHY IN THE SUSSEX COMMUNITY Funding was provided towards core and sessional costs for work delivered with RISE and Survivor's Network.
11/03/2022 £4,810 £219,417 ST MATTHEW'S WORTHING Funding was provided for new furniture to make their community cafe more welcoming.
11/03/2022 £3,075 £39,386 OLLY'S FUTURE Funding was provided towards staff workshops in 8 West Sussex schools.
11/03/2022 £5,000 SMARTER UNIFORMS Funding was provided towards staff costs.
11/03/2022 £3,800 £5,144 CHICHESTER MARKS HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL Funding was provided towards the costs of staging a newly commissioned opera by Howard Moody, NOOR, reflecting a community torn apart by war.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £31,418 SAY APHASIA Funding was provided to pay for their technology inclusion project, teaching their service users how to use technology such as ipads and smart phones to communicate.
11/03/2022 £4,000 INROADS PRODUCTIONS Funding was provided towards community participation development and artistic practitioner costs for shows in May.
11/03/2022 £5,000 LIFESIZE CIC Funding was provided for a music, arts and well-being programme in 3 East Sussex hospitals.
11/03/2022 £5,000 STRIVE CAFE Funding was provided for the salary of a two-day Supervisor.
11/03/2022 £4,880 UGANDA CRAWLEY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (UCCA) Funding was provided towards their Health and Wellbeing project, including staff, rental and training costs.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £22,860 SUSSEX GREEN LIVING Funding was provided towards the cost of employing an Admin Assistant to assist with marketing, publicity, organising events and schedules, liaising with volunteers, and taking over a lot of the ancillary work involved in running the charity.
11/03/2022 £4,974 SUSSEX SUPPORT SERVICE Funding was provided towards an arts project, including staff, rent and materials costs.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £67,381 TRANSOM TRUST Funding was provided towards the staff costs of a part-time project manager.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £32,263 ARTICULATE ARTS LTD Funding was provided towards staffing costs to develop a sustainable fundraising strategy.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £507,165 LIGHTHOUSE ARTS & TRAINING LTD Funding was provided for the delivery of an Open Sessions programme, a series of six public events aimed at 16-25 year olds in Brighton & Hove.
11/03/2022 £5,000 £742,314 BRIGHTON WOMEN'S CENTRE Funding was provided to fund ToyBox, their Ofsted-registered preschool (rated ‘Outstanding’) and to enable them to continue providing and developing this vital support for families.
11/03/2022 £1,000 APEX BASKETBALL ACADEMY Funding was provided for kit and training costs.
11/03/2022 £1,685 WOODINGDEAN WILDERNESS GROUP Funding was provided to plant a community tree orchard and organise community activities.
11/03/2022 £2,000 HURSTPIERPOINT GYMNASTICS CLUB Funding was provided towards core costs, including staff, rent and leotards.
11/03/2022 £1,150 NEW ROOTS Funding was provided towards general operational costs, including allotment rent and the annual seed order, and shed maintenance work.
11/03/2022 £1,113 FRIENDS OF KNOLL PARK Funding was provided towards their launch event including litter picking equipment and marketing.
11/03/2022 £2,000 IFIELD TENNIS CLUB Funding was provided for the resurfacing of their tennis courts.
11/03/2022 £1,000 £21,667 BABY2BABY EAST SUSSEX Funding was provided to support the charity's transition to a larger, more appropriate premises.
11/03/2022 £1,650 BENFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided towards a year 6 residential trip to Hindleap Warren activity centre.
11/03/2022 £600 BRACKENBURY PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided for three children to attend a Year 6 residential to Blackland Farm, East Grinstead.
11/03/2022 £1,080 CARDEN PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided to Carden Primary School for 2 residential trips.
11/03/2022 £2,300 HANGLETON PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided to run a year 6 residential trip to Hindleap Warren activity centre.
11/03/2022 £2,300 HOVE JUNIOR SCHOOL Funding was provided towards a residential trip for Year 4 and Year 6 pupils.
11/03/2022 £2,100 DOWNS JUNIOR SCHOOL Funding was provided towards a residential school trip to Kingswood Adventure Site, Isle of Wight.
11/03/2022 £450 ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided towards a Year 6 residential trip to Blacklands Farm.
11/03/2022 £1,800 ST LUKE'S PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided towards a year 6 trip to Windmill Hill Activity Centre run by PGL.
11/03/2022 £1,400 ST LUKE'S PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided towards a year 6 trip to Windmill Hill Activity Centre run by PGL.
25/02/2022 £9,726 CARERS SUPPORT AND WELLBEING Funding was provided towards their running costs.
25/02/2022 £8,297 £63,655 RECOVERY PARTNERS Funding was provided to enable them to continue to offer their HEart Matters peer-supported creative arts for mental health programme.
25/02/2022 £10,000 £2,422,505 SUSSEX BEACON Funding was provided to enable them to continue to deliver their services outside of Brighton, in particular the exercise class, HIV specialist casework support in the community across East and West Sussex, and a new mindfulness course.
25/02/2022 £9,500 £333,999 PELHAM CIO Funding was provided to extend their counselling services to children and for their Pelham Growz project aimed at supporting adults with learning difficulties.
25/02/2022 £10,000 £89,921 THINK18 Funding was provided to enable them to continue to provide their programme of weekly activities for young adults with learning disabilities aged 16-35 years within West Sussex.
25/02/2022 £9,960 £32,280 JUST FRIENDS Funding was provided to cover the costs of a self employed Branch Development Officer to oversee the running of existing branches and to enable the development and creation of new branches in the Hastings and Lewes areas.
25/02/2022 £5,430 THE UNITY CENTRE, YOGA WELLBEING AND THE ARTS Funding was provided towards a new well-being programme which aims to support people aged 65+ who are experiencing anxiety, depression, chronic fatigue and isolation due to their mental health, physical mobility and health conditions.
25/02/2022 £3,250 £336,285 WARMING UP THE HOMELESS Funding was provided towards the running costs of a Family Support Group in Bexhill for parents and other family members that have a relative experiencing homelessness, addiction, and mental health issues.
25/02/2022 £5,000 £19,888 INTERIM Funding was provided to enable them to provide 100 sessions of counselling and psychoeducation to families living in West Sussex.
25/02/2022 £9,090 £55,666 HOLDING SPACE Funding was provided to extend their Yoga and Mindfulness for Adults course which support the parents and carers of children struggling with their mental health.
25/02/2022 £9,975 £215,330 WORTHING MENCAP SOCIETY Funding was provided to develop their Social Hub offering at Buddys Coffee Shop in Worthing and for activities off site in and around the local community.
25/02/2022 £9,820 £79,193 WAVES MUSIC THERAPY Funding was provided for projects to directly support children with complex additional needs who require access to immediate, effective therapeutic support.
25/02/2022 £7,350 £33,487 RPD FOUNDATION Funding was provided towards staff costs for a Support Co-ordinator for their 'Back on Track' project.
25/02/2022 £7,500 BAGS OF TASTE Funding was provided towards the running costs of their Mentored home cooking courses.
25/02/2022 £10,000 £227,462 HOME-START ARUN, WORTHING & ADUR Funding was provided to enable them to deliver integrative psychotherapeutic counselling sessions to parents that are struggling with daily life and particularly parenting, due to mild to moderate mental health issues.
25/02/2022 £10,000 BOURNETHISWAY LGBT+ PARENTS SUPPORT GROUP Funding was provided towards the running costs of their support group, monthly meet ups, activities, and regular mindfulness sessions with a qualified counsellor/Therapist.
25/02/2022 £9,660 £78,206 OFFINGTON COUNSELLING SERVICE Funding was provided towards the costs of counselling sessions and for counsellors to undertake Autism and Neurodiversity Training.
25/02/2022 £9,900 £224,070 COUNSELLING PLUS COMMUNITY Fundingwas provided to enable them to continue to run their counselling services to meet the rising level of demand.
25/02/2022 £10,000 £402,727 EAST SUSSEX VISION SUPPORT Funding was provided towards staff costs for an IT support worker to work with blind and partially sighted people in East Sussex, helping them to set up and use computers/phones and deal with any ongoing technological issues.
25/02/2022 £10,000 £71,222 FREE SHOP CRAWLEY Funding was provided to cover the costs of food, essential items, and towards redesigning/translating their website to make it more accessible.
25/02/2022 £9,575 £1,110,482 AMAZE Funding was provided to deliver a programme of peer support groups for young people with special educational needs and disabilities in response to the pandemic.
25/02/2022 £10,000 £281,582 EAST SUSSEX HEARING RESOURCE CENTRE Funding was provided to enable them to continue to deliver their existing services and launch their ‘Be Smart’ project supporting hearing impaired people to access and utilise technology via their smart devices.
25/02/2022 £5,000 £201,002 SUSSEX ASSOCIATION FOR SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS Funding was provided to build on their digital services and to resume and expand their face to face services to children and adults affected by spina bifida, hydrocephalus and other disabilities across Sussex.
25/02/2022 £9,800 £1,945,017 CITIZENS ADVICE IN WEST SUSSEX Funding was provided to enable them to continue to run their Community Champions network and to create a platform which will become a central point of contact.
25/02/2022 £10,000 £1,945,017 CITIZENS ADVICE IN WEST SUSSEX (NORTH, SOUTH, EAST) Funding was provided to continue their Crawley Community Money Advice project which launched in January 2021.
25/02/2022 £5,000 £94,800 DOWN SYNDROME DEVELOPMENT TRUST Funding was provided towards ‘Exploring Independence’, a project offering a range of local trips and activities aimed at young people with Down's syndrome (DS).
25/02/2022 £6,178 £625,605 HASTINGS ADVICE AND REPRESENTATION CENTRE (HARC) Funding was provided to increase staffing hours at their community based charity shops, enabling them to offer more volunteering/work experience opportunities.
25/02/2022 £10,000 £1,423,922 FELLOWSHIP OF ST NICHOLAS Funding was provided towards a range of health and well-being courses to help support parent/carers and members of the community who have been adversely affected by the pandemic.
25/02/2022 £1,962 BEXHILL IN BLOOM Funding was provided to support a group of volunteers with the maintenance of the Sensory Garden in Egerton Park, Central Bexhill.
21/02/2022 £9,400 SACRED EARTH COMMUNITY BENEFIT SOCIETY Funding was provided towards the costs of a pilot project to employ a sustainable food coordinator to develop a community food hub.
21/02/2022 £9,400 OUR NEIGHBOURHOOD CIC Funding was provided to run cookery lessons for male asylum seekers.
21/02/2022 £4,500 AWESIDE FOOD PROJECT CIC Funding was provided towards the training and recruitment of a part-time person to work on site and manage volunteers.
26/01/2022 £8,500 SUSSEX PATHWAYS Funding was provided to work with up to 50 residents leaving prison and returning to Sussex by offering support and a 'welfare pack'.
26/01/2022 £10,000 £60,030 PREGNANCY OPTIONS CENTRE Funding was provided towards key staff member salaries over 12 months to enable them to meet the increase in demand on their counselling service in West Sussex.
26/01/2022 £10,000 SELSEY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Funding was provided towards work experience and volunteering schemes to help local people find employment.
26/01/2022 £9,800 £57,124 THE YOUTH COUNSELLING PROJECT Funding was provided to enable them to provide each child with 10 virtual counselling sessions with a trained therapist.
26/01/2022 £3,000 £31,418 SAY APHASIA Funding was provided to enable them to purchase 6 ipads to loan to participants and run support sessions to teach participants how to access zoom.
26/01/2022 £9,808 £1,554,818 POSSABILITY PEOPLE Funding was provided to help support people in the Hastings area through workshops, regular zoom social catch ups, and workshop discussions.
26/01/2022 £9,808 £1,554,818 POSSABILITY PEOPLE Funding was provided to enable them to support people in the Eastborne area through workshopp, regular zoom social catch ups and workshop discussions.
26/01/2022 £10,000 £118,136 STRONGMEN Funding was provided towards their Weekender Retreat programme.
26/01/2022 £10,000 SUSSEX PRISONERS FAMILIES Funding was provided towards a Volunteer Coordinator to help Sussex Prisoners’ Families rebuild and develop their volunteer services to support prisoners’ families in East Sussex and West Sussex following the Covid Pandemic
26/01/2022 £10,000 £104,955 ST JAMES' TRUST Funding was provided to support their new initiative - ‘Return and Restart’, to help assist older people to adjust, adapt and return to a new way of living following the pandemic.
26/01/2022 £9,700 SEAVIEW PROJECT Funding was provided to extend the reach of their Wellbeing Centre in St Leonard's on Sea by offering an outreach/delivery service to local people, promoting their wellbeing and reducing feelings of loneliness and isolation.
26/01/2022 £10,000 £825,105 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Funding was provided towards practitioner and associated costs to enable them to continue running their services across Sussex.
26/01/2022 £9,994 £1,217,916 COMMUNITY TRANSPORT SUSSEX CIO Funding was provided towards a new Travel Buddies scheme. Matching an isolated or vulnerable person with a volunteer Travel Buddy, providing them company and support to use transport to enable them to access shopping, wellbeing, healthcare and other community activities.
26/01/2022 £10,000 £307,087 EDUCATION TRAINING CONSORTIUM SUSSEX Funding was provided towards an outreach worker to consult with communities in Rother about the needs of older people.
26/01/2022 £10,000 £986,281 UKHARVEST Funding was provided to enable them to continue to run their successful 5 pay as you feel Pop-Up Pantries in Oving, Tangmere, Chichester and Selsey.
26/01/2022 £10,000 £513,290 CITIZENS ADVICE 1066 Funding was provided for their Digital Inclusion Pilot through device distribution and 1-2-1 digital skills coaching.
26/01/2022 £10,000 CARERS SUPPORT SELSEY Funding was provided to cover staff costs to expand their services and for training and monthly supervisions to better equip their volunteers/staff to meet increasingly complex needs.
26/01/2022 £10,000 £207,035 STREETLIGHT Funding was provided towards a Sussex specialist Women's Support worker role, essential to the continued delivery of their services across East and West Sussex.
26/01/2022 £5,000 £157,690 HASTINGS AND ROTHER MEDIATION Funding was provided to enable them to continue to run their neighbourhood and intergenerational mediation projects. Funding was provided towards core costs, primarily towards the salaries of the two project Co-ordinators, their Data and Admin Assistant, and for volunteers expenses.
26/01/2022 £10,000 £95,249 RELEASE COUNSELLING AND THERAPY FOR WOMEN Funding was provided to run new 'Mummyshock' 10-week postnatal groups for women who have had babies during the Covid-19 pandemic, and contribute towards 6 monthly women's therapeutic wellbeing days.
26/01/2022 £9,994 £1,181,827 FRIENDS, FAMILIES AND TRAVELLERS Funding was provided to help Friends Families and Travellers deliver advocacy support for Gypsies, Roma and Travellers in Sussex, by assertively outreaching to Travellers across the County, on encampments, in emergency or permanent accommodation (bricks and mortar) by self-referral and from partner agencies, focusing on West Sussex where there is greatest unmet need.
26/01/2022 £8,354 £87,526 LUNCH POSITIVE Funding was provided to expand and develop HIV well-being support , befriending groups, and outreach activities in East Sussex.
26/01/2022 £10,000 £566,278 NOW! CHARITY GROUP LTD Funding was provided to deliver a free English maths and employability skills training programme for people aged 18 and over (adults) from a hub in Eastbourne.
26/01/2022 £10,000 £1,899,850 ARUN & CHICHESTER CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Funding was provided for extra supervisory support in order to help them meet the demand for their services as a result of the pandemic.
26/01/2022 £5,934 EAST HOATHLY AND HALLAND COMMUNITY GARDEN CIC Funding was provided towards a disabled access composting toilet and raised beds to enable more users to benefit from their facilities.
26/01/2022 £10,000 CHICHESTER FOREST SCHOOLS CIC Funding was provided towards the costs of their womens woodland wellbeing group, a group set up for women whose lives have been impacted by domestic abuse, trauma, poor mental health, addiction and chronic medical conditions.
26/01/2022 £8,550 £703,065 CHICHESTER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST Funding was provided towards ‘Helping Hands of Hope’, a series of art-based workshops designed to help support young people and their families who are struggling with anxiety or mental health challenges.
26/01/2022 £10,000 £150,051 SYLVIA BEAUFOY CENTRE Funding was provided towards the costs of music lessons, youth club (schools years 5 and 6), cooking sessions and also activities during the summer holidays.
26/01/2022 £10,000 £378,843 YOU RAISE ME UP (YRMU) Funding was provided to sustain their mental health and well-being services to meet the increase in demand.
26/01/2022 £9,566 MAKING THEATRE GAINING SKILLS CIC Funding was provided to run a series of taster workshops in partnership with Bognor Makerspace for people affected by mental health issues, social isolation and anxiety.
26/01/2022 £9,820 LYMLEY WOOD CIC Funding was provided to run their 'Wild Teens' programme for disadvantaged teenagers.
26/01/2022 £7,824 £247,304 EASTBOURNE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Funding was provided to employ a part-time Casework Coordinator to work with particularly vulnerable people and provide them with additional support.
26/01/2022 £10,000 £37,483 ENGAGE Funding was provided to support and encourage local residents to return to their clubs following the pandemic, and to recruit new volunteers to manage the daily operation of the clubs.
26/01/2022 £2,030 STEYNING PATIENT PARTICPATION GROUP Funding was provided to set up a number of Raspberry Pi Screens across Steyning Medical Practice and other areas, displaying key up to date health information that is readily available for all residents.
10/01/2022 £74,859 £5,670,847 TURNING TIDES Funding was provided to support the organisation with core costs, specifically for an additional Advice and Assessment Worker post at St Clare's Community Hub in Worthing.
21/12/2021 £6,000 £98,028 LAVANT CHURCHES Funding was provided to cover running costs to enable them to support older people by providing new and enjoyable ways for them to be actively involved in the community.
21/12/2021 £10,000 £83,348 CHICHESTER INFORMATION SHOP FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Funding was provided to cover staff costs.
21/12/2021 £3,421 £127,809 CHILDREN WITH CANCER FUND (POLEGATE) Funding was provided towards their '13-18 Social Events Project'.
21/12/2021 £2,509 £122,602 ELECTRIC STORM YOUTH LTD Funding was provided to cover staff costs for social media support.
21/12/2021 £7,770 £35,471 TYLER'S TRUST Funding was provided to help to pilot their project and start working with young people.
01/12/2021 £1,000 £825,105 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Funding was provided for staff and project costs.
01/12/2021 £1,800 £3,566 RYE AND DISTRICT STREET PASTORS INITIATIVE Funding was provided for volunteer training, maintenance and equipment.
01/12/2021 £250 RYE SOUTH UNDERCLIFF ALLOTMENT GROUP Funding was provided to install additional water dip tanks.
01/12/2021 £1,800 ARTS ON PRESCRIPTION CIC Funding was provided for 12 creative workshops at the Hub on Rye HIll.
01/12/2021 £500 £43,913 RYE HERITAGE CENTRE CIO (RHC) Funding was provided to enable them to present the findings of a project to evaluate the impact on the town of social housing developments over the last century.
01/12/2021 £800 RYE PLAYERS Funding was provided for costs associated with staging a pantomime.
01/12/2021 £500 RYE TEA CLUB Funding was provided for teapots and table coverings.
01/12/2021 £600 £17,263 RYE WURLITZER ACADEMY Funding was provided towards core running costs.
01/12/2021 £500 RYE CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided to purchase an additional mobile Practice Net.
01/12/2021 £800 £12,353 PLAYDEN W I Funding was provided towards the ongoing fundraising for the repair of the weather boarding on the hall exterior.
01/12/2021 £1,500 £106,261 RYE AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY TRANSPORT Funding was provided to support the running of the 326 Rye Town bus service.
21/11/2021 £4,000 £221,054 TARNER COMMUNITY PROJECT Funding was provided for staff costs associated with their football project.
21/11/2021 £3,251 TELSCOMBE RAIDERS FC CIC Funding was provided for pop up goals, cleaning and sanitising equipment, electical safety certification and development of a safe kidszone area of their website.
21/11/2021 £4,000 SIDLEY CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided to enable them to continue offering free sessions and extend equipment and training levels.
21/11/2021 £4,000 £123,888 YOUTH DREAM Funding was provided towards core costs to support their dance project and leadership.
21/11/2021 £2,423 COMMUNITY BASKETBALL INITIATIVE (CBI) CIC Funding was provided towards costs for sports leaders and players to develop their skills.
21/11/2021 £2,021 MID SUSSEX ACTIVE Funding was provided to train young sports leaders and enable them to provide inclusive sports sessions.
21/11/2021 £2,021 £27,877 THE FUTSAL STARS FOUNDATION Funding was provided for after school clubs in Newhaven.
21/11/2021 £2,021 £20,859 FRIENDS OF CROSS IN HAND PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided to repair the disability hoist in their swimming pool.
21/11/2021 £2,021 MARINE TRAINING CORPS Funding was provided for new uniforms.
21/11/2021 £2,021 BROADBRIDGE HEATH CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided towards maintenance/running costs.
21/11/2021 £2,021 HASTINGS CONQUERORS AMERICAN FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided towards direct project costs including kit.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £33,413 EARLY CHILDHOOD PROJECT Funding was provided for an additional toy library worker.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £122,602 ELECTRIC STORM YOUTH LTD Funding was provided to run a 39 week programme of Saturday drop in sessions at the Alternative Provision College.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £201,002 SUSSEX ASSOCIATION FOR SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS Funding was provided to support their youth development work.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £237,687 TUNBRIDGE WELLS COUNSELLING CENTRE Funding was provided to cover 20 sessions of support for 12 clients residing in East Sussex.
17/11/2021 £10,000 £332,390 SARA LEE TRUST Funding was provided towards their Community Therapy Service.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £28,215 GOLDEN LION CHILDRENS TRUST Funding was provided towards purchase of toys, books, games, Christmas sweets, vouchers etc for each of 350+ local children with special needs and/or from families in crisis on a date close to Christmas Eve.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £11,568 HAVEN PREGNANCY COUNSELLING CENTRE Funding was provided towards staff and running costs.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £122,880 HOME-START CHICHESTER AND DISTRICT Funding was provided towards core running costs.
17/11/2021 £2,500 £9,372 HORSHAM DEBT ADVICE SERVICE Funding was provided to help cover their running costs and the training of new recruits
17/11/2021 £4,571 £13,302 IDOL RICH Funding was provided to pay for facilitators to take their educational, art and craft, performance and confidence building work into the designated areas to reach the target groups.
17/11/2021 £10,000 £380,713 KANGAROOS Funding was provided towards their Saturday and Holiday club.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £37,955 KNOLL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards the cost of roof repairs.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £56,847 MEDIATION+ Funding was provided towards their Time 2 Talk Intergenerational Mediation service.
17/11/2021 £4,900 MOVINGSOUNDS Funding was provided towards project core costs.
17/11/2021 £6,480 £238,306 PEOPLE MATTER CHARITABLE TRUST People Matters provides good quality, Matrix accredited, information, advice and guidance to job seekers alongside practical support to help them progress into sustained work. They offer tailored one to one and small group sessions helping job seekers create action plans, improve thier employability skills and become more economically independent. Funding is requested towards the costs of a wellbeing coach to support people with mental health issues.
17/11/2021 £2,901 £76,536 ENSEMBLE REZA Funding was provided to run a series of free lunchtime concerts in Crawley.
17/11/2021 £3,249 £134,570 HEAD2HEAD THEATRE Funding was provided for production core costs for their new production of Odie's Odd Odyssey.
17/11/2021 £4,000 PITCHY BREATH THEATRE COMPANY CIC Funding was provided for production and core costs.
17/11/2021 £4,850 EXPLORING SENSES CIC Funding was provided to enable Exploring Senses to run their MakerLab sessions.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £76,596 THE SPIRE ARTS Funding was provided to commission, produce and present a new participatory performance installation as part of Brighton Festival Spring 2022.
17/11/2021 £2,500 £4,940 DISABILITY ACCESS - EAST GRINSTEAD AREA Funding was provided towards the continuation and development of two primary projects, the mobility equipment loan service and the Visually Impaired Readers Group.
17/11/2021 £4,500 £115,527 SHAPESHIFTER PRODUCTIONS Funding was provided to deliver participatory fun and engaging singing activities.
17/11/2021 £5,000 MERIDIAN FM RADIO Funding was provided towards core costs.
17/11/2021 £10,090 £460,282 BUILDING HEROES EDUCATION FOUNDATION Funding was provided to raise awareness of their support in Sussex and to recruit and train 10 local hard to reach candidates.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £516,361 HEADWAY SUSSEX Funding was provided to extend the support groups into more locations including Crawley, Burgess HIll, Haywards Heath and Chichester.
17/11/2021 £5,000 ADHD AWARE Funding was provided to run a new pilot psycho-educational course.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £78,146 KNOW DEMENTIA Funding was provided to support the delivery of their Memory Moments Cafes in West Sussex.
17/11/2021 £3,000 £18,214 NURTURE THROUGH NATURE Funding was provided towards worker costs, seeds/plants, and equipment for the next growing season.
17/11/2021 £4,950 VERITAS-JUSTICE Funding was provided to design and deliver cyber safety and cyber safety planning sessions.
17/11/2021 £5,000 CRAWLEY COMMUNITY YOUTH SERVICE Funding was provided towards staff costs and food supplies.
17/11/2021 £4,688 £76,536 ENSEMBLE REZA Funding was provided towards staff costs.
17/11/2021 £3,500 £19,150 AFRO-BRAZILIAN ARTS & CULTURAL EXCHANGE INSTITUTE Funding was provided to cover coaches' fees to deliver the capoeira sessions.
17/11/2021 £4,950 £591,452 SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK TRUST Funding was provided towards fully funded day visits to the South Downs National Park for school children from 27 disadvantaged schools.
17/11/2021 £10,000 £664,422 OFF THE FENCE TRUST Funding was provided for a Vauxhall Combo Van to help them extend their Antifreeze project.
17/11/2021 £4,416 £42,843 NORTHIAM VILLAGE HALL TRUST Funding was provided to refurbish the hall floor.
17/11/2021 £4,082 £40,153 BRIGHTON YOGA FOUNDATION Funding was provided towards the extension of their virtual yoga classes and increased community outreach.
17/11/2021 £5,000 FERNEE FOREST CLUB Funding was provided towards project running costs to equip and facilitate exciting opportunities for children of all ages to inspire life long relationships with the great outdoors and encourage people to value and protect local green spaces.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £100,192 LEWES DISTRICT CHURCHES HOMELINK Funding was provided to cover additional staff costs linked to increased demand from COVID 19.
17/11/2021 £4,950 £133,045 WARMING UP THE HOMELESS Funding was provided for breakfast packs.
17/11/2021 £4,800 £25,341 PARKFIELD EQUINE SOLUTIONS Funding was provided to support places for local NHS staff to attend their courses and provide them with mental health support.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £23,904 THE FRIENDS OF HALSFORD PARK SCHOOL Funding was provided for a new trim trail on their Key Stage 2 playground.
17/11/2021 £3,700 SUNFLOWER GROUP Funding was provided towards free family activities, 6 monthly self-care/nurture sessions for parent carers and staff costs.
17/11/2021 £6,075 £572,359 INDEPENDENT PROVIDER OF SPECIAL EDUCATION ADVICE (KNOWN AS IPSEA) Funding was provided towards the cost of offering their services to families in Sussex.
17/11/2021 £3,500 ST GEORGE'S CHURCH DONNINGTON Funding was provided to enable them to develop their volunteers and offer additional activities.
17/11/2021 £5,000 RENEGADES YOUTH CLUB Funding was provided towards core costs.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £1,062 BRIGHTONSOUP Funding was provided for a part-time manager to co-ordinate the project.
17/11/2021 £2,500 £22,741 LISTEN-HEAR! Funding was provided towards venue costs, staff and volunteer training and resources.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £75,124 WOLO FOUNDATION Funding was provided towards core costs.
17/11/2021 £4,980 COMMUNITY COOKING CLUB Funding was provided towards means and weekly cooking lessons for 'at risk' children supported by the Russel Martin Foundation.
17/11/2021 £2,500 TREE ACTION UK Funding was provided to hire part time fundraisers and deliver the tree planting and forest school site development projects.
17/11/2021 £5,000 GROW SELSEY Funding was provided towards staff costs to co-ordinate this group.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £1,073,667 THE WAVE PROJECT Funding was provided to enable them to expand their surf therapy to young poeple in West Sussex and will pay for staff, project and volunteer costs.
17/11/2021 £5,000 VYD Funding was provided for an after school programme aimed at children aged 4-6 in the most deprived areas of Brghton & Hove.
17/11/2021 £4,700 MOULSECOOMB COMMUNITY MARKET Funding was provided towards running costs.
17/11/2021 £3,733 £320,616 RELATE NORTH & SOUTHWEST SUSSEX Funding was provided towards low cost counselling sessions for couples in financial difficulty.
17/11/2021 £5,000 ADUR COMMUNITY GATEWAY Funding was provided for food and hygiene items.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £444,750 ARUN YOUTH PROJECTS Funding was provided towards staff costs of sessional youth workers.
17/11/2021 £4,500 £4,744 BURGESS HILL PANTRY (BURGESS HILL COMMUNITY CUPBOARD CIO) Funding was provided towards the staff costs of their pantry manager.
17/11/2021 £4,400 WORTHING TABLE TENNIS CLUB CIC Funding was provided for a part-time operations manager.
17/11/2021 £2,500 COLEMANS HATCH CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided to enable them to make improvements to the outfield.
17/11/2021 £5,000 WELLIES 2 WORK SOFTWARE Funding was provided to extend their in person training to an online offering.
17/11/2021 £4,157 BOGNOR REGIS SAILING CLUB Funding was provided towards the refurbishment of their changing rooms.
17/11/2021 £4,939 £703,518 BIPOLAR UK - SUSSEX Funding was provided for 2 video peer support groups and face to face meeting in Horsham and Lewes.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £27,877 THE FUTSAL STARS FOUNDATION Funding was provided towards summer camps and after school clubs.
17/11/2021 £4,864 £78,620 POLYMYALGIA RHEUMATICA & GIANT CELL ARTERITIS UK (PMRGCAUK) Funding was provided towards facilitator staff costs.
17/11/2021 £4,964 SEAFORD (SUSSEX) CONTEMPORARY ILLUSTRATORS AND PRINTMAKERS (SCIP) Funding was provided for an outdoor exhibition featuring 10 new pieces of art as part of The Beacon Show.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £13,942 BEXHILL SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB Funding was provided for repairs to their Victorian building.
17/11/2021 £2,500 RAINBOW COMMUNITY PROJECTS Funding was provided for an eight week ecotherapy programme for vulunerable adults.
17/11/2021 £5,000 WINDMILL YOUNG ACTORS Funding was provided towards outreach work with local schools in Hangleton & Knoll and to contribute to the costs of free clubs in Whitehawk, Hollingdean, Tarner and the Central Hub PRU.
17/11/2021 £2,500 EQUINE GENTLING Funding was provided for 6 weekly farrier visits and equipment for activities for young people.
17/11/2021 £4,900 £6,266 TRANSFORMATION CENTRE Funding was provided for a project, bringing together people from Black and Ethnic Minority backgrounds for a monthly meeting.
17/11/2021 £4,612 £83,945 SYNERGY DANCE OUTREACH Funding was provided for a year long programme of Yoga and Mindfullness classes in Littlehampton.
17/11/2021 £10,000 £212,147 BREADWINNERS Funding was provided to take their London model of supporting refugees and people seeking asylum into employment through bread market stalls to Brighton & Hove.
17/11/2021 £5,000 LEWES MEN'S SHED Funding was provided for start up equipment and marketing costs.
17/11/2021 £5,000 WOODINGDEAN HOLY CROSS CHURCH Funding was provided towards running and staff costs.
17/11/2021 £2,925 £8,410 YOGA IN HEALTHCARE ALLIANCE Funding was provided to make the Yoga4Health classes free to those in need.
17/11/2021 £5,000 PRINTERS PLAYHOUSE Funding was provided towards project costs associated with their community day programme.
17/11/2021 £4,985 PHOENIX FOOD HUB Funding was provided for core costs.
17/11/2021 £2,500 WILDHART RADIO CIC Funding was provided for equipment and a merchandise project for volunteers.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £9,433 ABC FUND Funding was provided towards their Christmas pantomime trip, food hampers and children's gifts.
17/11/2021 £2,500 ACORN PREGNANCY COUNSELLING CENTRE Funding was provided towards core costs.
17/11/2021 £4,916 £31,798 MINDFUL ART Funding was provided for a peer mentor facilitator, room hire, one-to-one support and art materials.
17/11/2021 £5,000 BLUEPRINT 22 Funding was provided to develop and adapt the services they offer in line with the post Covid landscape.
17/11/2021 £5,000 BRIGHTON & HOVE FOOD PARTNERSHIP Funding was provided to transform an unused space at Stanmer Wellbeing Gardens into a community outdoor kitchen and therapeutic social space.
17/11/2021 £10,230 £722,480 ROCKINGHORSE Funding was provided for speech testing equipment for 3 audiology departments across Sussex.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £223,392 BRIGHTON UNEMPLOYED CENTRE FAMILIES PROJECT Funding was provided towards the running costs of their families project.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £261,384 BRIGHTON YOUTH CENTRE Funding was provided towards their gaming club for young people.
17/11/2021 £4,996 £25,589 CEDP CHINESE CENTRE Funding was provided to maintain their website, Zoom platform and pay for necessary equipment, workshop trainers and basic administration costs.
17/11/2021 £7,500 £615,084 CITY GATE COMMUNITY PROJECTS (FARESHARE PROJECT) Funding was provided towards core costs.
17/11/2021 £5,000 COMMON CAUSE CO-OPERATIVE Funding was provided towards the costs of providing two therapeutic gardening sessions a week at Lewes House Gardens.
17/11/2021 £4,824 £15,220 COMPASS COMMUNITY ARTS Funding was provided towards additional staffing costs to meet increased demand.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £153,235 HOME-START CHAMS Funding was provided towards increased staff costs to meet demand.
17/11/2021 £6,459 £408,980 DAME VERA LYNN CHILDREN'S CHARITY Funding was provided towards running costs of their conductive education programme.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £396,180 THEODORA CHILDREN'S TRUST Funding was provided towards the cost of their programme at the Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital.
17/11/2021 £6,920 SHINE FOR LIFE Funding was provided towards core costs and a nature based wellbeing programme.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £118,264 SHOREHAM BAPTIST CHURCH (DEBT COUNSELLING CENTRE) Funding was provided towards running costs to keep the centre open.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £47,129 RIVERS LEARNING PROJECT COMMUNITY Funding was provided towards running costs.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £36,310 CHICHESTER CITY CENTRE DROP-IN Funding was provided towards the staff costs of sessional youth workers.
17/11/2021 £5,000 CENTRE FOR ECOTHERAPY Funding was provided towards the staff costs of their administrator.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £139,722 STREETLIGHT Funding was provided towards staff costs of their Sussex Womens Support Worker.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £51,913 ROTHER VALLEY TOGETHER Funding was provided towards core costs.
17/11/2021 £5,000 £671,241 THE GIRLS' NETWORK Funding was provided to support the salary of a dedicated Sussex Network Manager.
17/11/2021 £1,647 £3,268 SEASIDE HOSPITAL RADIO, SOUTHLANDS HOSPITAL Funding was provided to cover day-to-day operation costs.
17/11/2021 £1,500 REMAP - BRIGHTON AND DISTRICT Funding was provided towards equipment, marketing and running costs.
17/11/2021 £1,180 £10,060 MID-DOWNS RADIO Funding was provided to buy a replacement generator for their Outside Events Unit.
17/11/2021 £1,850 ATEAB FUNDS (PREVIOUSLY A TOWN EXPLORES A BOOK COMMUNITY GROUP) Funding was provided towards their 'Choose2bkind' workshop project.
17/11/2021 £2,200 Y:AMHS Funding was provided to set up a parent support group in Crawley and for equipment.
17/11/2021 £1,500 SELSEY’S LITTLE TOTS Funding was provided for new equipment, storage and a fence to enable outdoor play.
17/11/2021 £1,500 WADHURST ALOUD Funding was provided to run a pilot project, “Vocal Uplift” in Sussex: a free zoom choir for those suffering from long Covid.
17/11/2021 £2,000 CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CENTRE PROJECT: YOGA FOR ME Funding was provided to subsidise teaching and venue costs.
17/11/2021 £800 £45,619 LIAISE @ FRONTLINE Funding was provided towards running costs.
17/11/2021 £1,800 MOULSECOOMB BANGLADESHI WOMEN'S GROUP Funding was for swimming, English and Arabic classes.
17/11/2021 £1,000 SECRET GARDEN GROUP Funding was provided towards gardening tools, material for pond /wildlife development area and new fencing and entry gate.
27/10/2021 £2,500 £26,040 RYE HARBOUR SAILABILITY Funding was provided towards replacing their Sport 16 dinghy with an RS Venture Connect.
27/10/2021 £5,000 £844,966 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Funding was provided for the continuation of their family support project in Rye.
27/10/2021 £3,000 £23,846 RYE HERITAGE CENTRE CIO (RHC) Funding was provided for a facilities conversion.
27/10/2021 £2,500 £28,276 PETT LEVEL RESCUE BOAT ASSOCIATION Funding was provided to train volunteers and refurbish their beach vehicle.
27/10/2021 £4,000 £5,286 ROTHER RESPONDERS Funding was provided to purchase a new defibrillator for use by their volunteers during emergency calls and for replacement batteries and shock pads for their 20 community sites which can be accessed by the public in an emergency..
27/10/2021 £1,000 IDEN BOWLS CLUB Funding was provided to repaint their clubhouse, remove mould and damp, and to upgrade the electrical system.
27/10/2021 £2,000 RYE SOUTH UNDERCLIFF ALLOTMENT GROUP Funding was provided for the purchase and installation of four additional water dip tanks.
27/10/2021 £1,500 £12,218 IDEN VILLAGE HALL Funding was provided towards construction works to lay out tarmac in the car park.
26/10/2021 £500 MULTICULTURAL COFFEE MORNING Funding was provided for venue hire and refreshments.
26/10/2021 £500 £241,627 ST CUTHMAN'S WHITEHAWK Funding was provided for refreshments and snacks.
26/10/2021 £621 £495,602 HEADWAY SUSSEX Funding was provided to run support sessions led by experienced facilitators.
26/10/2021 £500 FLAMENCO & SPANISH GROUP Funding was provided for Flamenco Tutor's fees and room hire at St. George's Hall.
26/10/2021 £500 £57,869 NEW LIFE CHURCH Funding was provided for their annual Christmas community celebration.
26/10/2021 £500 CIRCUS STARR - STARR IN THE COMMUNITY CIC Funding was provided to enable 30 children and their families to attend their event.
26/10/2021 £500 £42,595 GOOD NEWS BRIGHTON Funding was provided for Chomp Moulescoomb to run five family sessions, covering food costs, event promotion, venue hire and core costs.
26/10/2021 £500 FERNEE FOREST CLUB Funding was provided for their Teen Home-Ed Group.
26/10/2021 £500 BEVENDEAN FOODBANK, COFFEE MORNING & ADVICE CENTRE Funding was requested for Christmas hamper food items, cooking equipment and recipe books.
26/10/2021 £500 THE MANOR GYM CIC Funding was provided for sports activities for the local community during holiday periods.
26/10/2021 £500 VERY LOCAL FOOD HUBS PROJECT Funding was provided for their community conversation and taster events programme in the autumn/winter.
26/10/2021 £500 MOULSECOOMB COMMUNITY MARKET Funding was provided towards Christmas hampers.
26/10/2021 £500 WINDMILL YOUNG ACTORS Funding was provided towards the cost of offering free places at clubs in Whitehawk, Tarner and Hollingdean, and the development of new free clubs in Hangleton & Knoll.
26/10/2021 £500 EAST SIDE PRINT CIC Funding was provided to cover the costs of materials and workshop delivery to develop and grow a pilot project in partnership with the Whitehawk Inn.
26/10/2021 £405 CRAVEN VALE AND WHITEHAWK HILL ALLOTMENT SOCIETY (CVWHAS) Funding was provided to make the area outside the Hub more usable by installing gravel.
26/10/2021 £500 BRIGHTON MALAYALEE ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards hiring sports facilities for planned kids' activities.
26/10/2021 £500 MAKE A SMILE BRIGHTON Funding was provided for five Disney dress-up costumes.
26/10/2021 £500 £413,804 A BAND OF BROTHERS Funding was provided to establish a venue as a base in East Brighton.
26/10/2021 £500 £212,265 CREW CLUB Funding was provided for volunteer led gardening sessions at thier after school club.
26/10/2021 £500 £44,989 MANOR ROAD GYM SPORTS CLUB Funding was provided for venue hire fees for yoga classes provided in partnership with social prescribing.
26/10/2021 £500 METAMORPHOSIS Funding was provided towards costs of rent and refreshments and art equipment.
26/10/2021 £500 MOULSECOOMB BANGLADESHI WOMEN'S GROUP Funding was provided to run ESOL courses for their members.
26/10/2021 £367 ST GEORGES HALL Funding was provided to replace a bench.
07/09/2021 £4,630 EAST DEAN AND FRISTON CRICKET CLUB Funding was prvided for a new set of cricket covers.
07/09/2021 £2,021 £153,406 BRIGHTON AND HOVE AMATEUR BOXING CLUB Funding was provided towards their youth at risk programme.
07/09/2021 £2,021 CROWBOROUGH ATHLETIC FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided for new goals for their youth section.
07/09/2021 £2,000 £51,583 SENSORY SOFT PLAY Funding was provided for their weekly respite sessions.
07/09/2021 £2,021 HAILSHAM SWIMMING CLUB Funding was provided towards core costs.
07/09/2021 £2,000 FUSION DANCE ACADEMY Funding was provided to make alterations to a new venue.
07/09/2021 £2,021 OLD TOWN HUB COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY Funding was provided towards core costs.
07/09/2021 £2,021 WESTFIELD CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided towards direct project costs of youth development.
07/09/2021 £2,021 WORTHING TABLE TENNIS CLUB CIC Funding was provided towards core costs.
07/09/2021 £2,021 EASTBOURNE RUGBY CLUB Funding was provided towards direct project costs including equipment and kit.
07/09/2021 £2,000 GROOMBRIDGE TENNIS CLUB Funding was provided towards direct project costs.
07/09/2021 £2,021 COLEMANS HATCH CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided towards direct project costs.
07/09/2021 £2,021 £5,000 SUDANESE COMMUNITY IN SUSSEX Funding was proovided towards direct project costs of swimming and football sessions.
30/07/2021 £500 £44,989 MANOR BOCCIA GROUP Funding was provided for room hire and materials.
26/07/2021 £2,021 WESTERLEIGH JUDOKWAI Funding was provided for new training mats.
26/07/2021 £2,000 BOGNOR REGIS TOWN YOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided towards pitch hire.
26/07/2021 £1,000 APEX BASKETBALL ACADEMY Funding was provided for new equipment to enable them to expand and reach adults and people with disabilities.
26/07/2021 £2,021 VYD Funding was provided for a part-time fundraiser to help meet increasing core costs.
26/07/2021 £2,021 THE CHARITABLE FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided to cover project costs.
26/07/2021 £2,021 SOUTH DOWNS HOCKEY CLUB Funding was provided towards core running costs.
26/07/2021 £2,000 £8,237 BRIGHTON HOVE & DISTRICT BATTALION THE BOYS BRIGADE GLYNDE CAMP Funding was provided for equipment.
26/07/2021 £2,021 SOUTH COAST SKATE CLUB CIC Funding was provided towards staff costs.
26/07/2021 £2,021 FRESH YOUTH PERSPECTIVES Funding was provided for a Mentivity Mind Body Football Summer Project.
26/07/2021 £2,021 ALDWICK CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided towards equipment and activity costs.
26/07/2021 £2,000 BEACHY HEAD CYCLING CLUB Funding was provided towards Their Youth Pedal Power group and to build a ladies and girls group.
26/07/2021 £2,021 POLEGATE & STONE CROSS CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided to develop their junior and disability sides.
26/07/2021 £2,021 RUDGWICK FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided for kit and equipment.
26/07/2021 £1,500 EAST SUSSEX JUNIOR BADMINTON ACADEMY Funding was provided for kit and equipment.
26/07/2021 £2,021 £48,519 1ST SOUTHBOURNE SEA SCOUTS Funding was provided for paddle boards.
26/07/2021 £2,021 £33,924 SALAAM FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided to cover core costs including coaching fees, pitch hire, transport, volunteer expenses and refreshments.
26/07/2021 £2,021 £18,398 STRINGER TRUST Funding was provided towards core costs.
26/07/2021 £2,000 £17,080 WEST SUSSEX ANGLING ACADEMY Funding was provided towards the cost of running 120 inclusive angling sessions for the local community.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £262,118 SAFETY NET Funding was provided to enable them to continue delivering their free SNAP Programme.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £29,426 SAGE COUNSELLING Funding was provided to pay for clinical supervision for volunteer counsellors.
16/07/2021 £10,000 DIVERSITY RESOURCE INTERNATIONAL Funding was provided to support East Sussex based Ethnically Diverse (ED) Communities through the employment of the Race Equality Community Development worker.
16/07/2021 £4,925 SPIN (SINGLE PARENT INFORMATION NETWORK) Funding was provided to enable them to provide a new free service of transport and low cost goods, a new subscription service, progress plans to develop a single parent housing cooperative, cover volunteer expenses, room hire and upgrade IT and communication equipment.
16/07/2021 £10,000 £330,002 SPRINGBOARD PROJECT Funding was provided towards the costs of running their Worthing group.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £108,779 ST JAMES' TRUST (SEAFORD) LTD Funding was provided to enable them to run a befirending project to help reduce isolation and help people return to normal following Covid.
16/07/2021 £4,900 EQUINE PARTNERS CIC Funding was provided to cover their rent.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £264,692 ESTEEM Funding was provided to support the salary costs of a part-time Youth Emotional Support worker.
16/07/2021 £4,600 FIGMENT ARTS CIC Funding was provided to support their lead artist to run the Art and Wellbeing project for groups of NHS workers.
16/07/2021 £4,100 £31,822 FORWARD FACING Funding was provided towards adapted activities for clinically vulnerable families.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £17,453 FRESH START COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards overall running costs.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £130,845 OLIVE TREE CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE Funding was provided to support the expansion of their Horsham Information Hub.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £369,271 HASTINGS FURNITURE SERVICE Funding was provided for wi-fi enabled camera feeds and an ICT upgrade.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £114,753 LITTLE GREEN PIG WRITING PROJECT Funding was provided to support core costs.
16/07/2021 £5,760 £30,600 LITTLEHAMPTON SHOPMOBILITY Funding was provided towards funding their Manager's salary.
16/07/2021 £4,920 £35,976 MAYBRIDGE KEYSTONE CLUB Funding was provided to enable them to contract a professional youth worker to run the junior youth club.
16/07/2021 £3,000 £322,068 MIRACLES Funding was provided towards Family Assisted Support to help travel to the caravan, food, local travel, entrance fees to local attractions and some 'pocket money' for the children.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £3,733,567 NEWHAVEN YOUNG PEOPLE'S FORUM Funding was provided for the facilitation of LGBTQ+ Peer wellbeing support groups by supporting room hire, refreshments, and the funding of supporting youth workers.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £46,698 PREGNANCY OPTIONS CENTRE Funding was provided towards core costs in the form of salaries and office rental.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £184,531 PARENTS AND CARERS SUPPORT ORGANISATION (PACSO) Funding was provided towards PACSO's summer playscheme.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £28,276 PETT LEVEL RESCUE BOAT ASSOCIATION Funding was provided to help meet running costs.
16/07/2021 £3,000 £22,070 BLUE VAN VETERANS DROP-IN Funding was provided to support homeless and low income veterans via a Breakfast club, , covering cost of breakfast for WW2 veterans and those on low income.
16/07/2021 £3,722 £115,095 ST HELENS CHURCH & COMMUNITY HALL Funding was provided to help create an accessible wildlife garden for the local community.
16/07/2021 £5,000 BELLTREE MUSIC THERAPY CIC Funding was provided to support the development of a business plan and fundraising strategy.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £14,547 LIVING VITAL Funding was provided to pay a session worker to manage the cooking and carpentry sessions and purchase basic tools and kitchen utensils and solar panels.
16/07/2021 £4,000 SOUTHDOWNS FOLK FESTIVAL Funding was provided to engage tutors, hire rehearsal venues, pay for infrastructure, marketing, evaluation and comply with Covid protocols.
16/07/2021 £5,000 EAST SUSSEX RECOVERY ALLIANCE (ESRA) CIC Funding was provided towards café supervisor salaries.
16/07/2021 £4,437 £337,579 MY SISTERS' HOUSE CIO Funding was provided to support the resumption of peer group meetings in physical space.
16/07/2021 £4,040 £70,340 NEW NOTE PROJECTS Funding was provided towards the running costs of New Note Strummers.
16/07/2021 £5,060 BOGNOR REGIS TOWN YOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided for two ‘6 seater wheeled dugouts’.
16/07/2021 £7,500 £844,966 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Funding was provided towards practitioner costs and associated costs including equipment, travel costs, materials and resources.
16/07/2021 £7,332 £44,490 GROW PROJECT Funding was provided towards the running costs of their ‘Reconnect’ courses.
16/07/2021 £5,000 FUTURE PROOF CIC Funding was provided towards coaching projects in Peacehaven and Chichester.
16/07/2021 £2,500 ROTARY CLUB OF SEAFORD MARTELLO TRUST FUND Funding was provided towards the costs of running a large fete for 40 local small charities.
16/07/2021 £4,511 £604,967 KAMELIA KIDS DAY NURSERY & BEACH SCHOOL Funding was provided towards running costs.
16/07/2021 £5,000 OVER THE MOON SHOREHAM CIC Funding was provided towards overheads associated with setting up and running a temporary premises.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £12,425 JUBYLEE BAKES CIO Funding was provided to cover annual running costs.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £520,216 NOW! CHARITY GROUP LTD Funding was provided to launch a new Baby Bank project in Lewes.
16/07/2021 £5,000 BRIGHTON PEOPLE'S THEATRE Funding was provided to run professionally led drama workshops and visits to local theatre productions.
16/07/2021 £3,220 £9,892 EURO-MEDITERRANEAN RESOURCES NETWORK Funding was provided towards the running costs of workshops and training sessions.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £88,525 MAKING IT OUT CIO Funding was provided towards staff costs, materials and transport for their pilot programme.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £113,711 SPEAR BRIGHTON TRUST Funding was provided to cover the cost of salaries and resources.
16/07/2021 £5,000 NETWORK OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN OF BRIGHTON & HOVE Funding was provided for laptops and basic IT training and ongoing support.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £24,769 PELICAN PARCELS Funding was provided towards core costs to support rent and running expenditure to meet the continued and growing demand for their service.
16/07/2021 £4,600 TOT ROCKIN BEATS CIC Funding was provided to manage and run their club and to purchase new equipment to relaunch their physical playdate clubs.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £10,683 THE 39 CLUB Funding was provided for a professional youth worker to open an additional session at the club, aimed at 13-18 year olds.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £93,116 HOPE INTO ACTION: MID SUSSEX Funding was provided towards the salary of a part time 'Empowerment Worker'.
16/07/2021 £6,854 £720,154 MOMENTUM CHILDREN'S CHARITY Funding was provided to support a Family Support Worker.
16/07/2021 £5,000 SELSEY WELLBEING SERVICES Funding was provided towards running costs.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £5,477 WINGS TO FLY Funding was provided to run creative cultural events.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £259,486 YOU RAISE ME UP (YRMU) Funding was provided towards sustaining the Support Centre, which is a drop in for anyone feeling grief or suffering from mental health issues.
16/07/2021 £4,976 CRIMSHAM FARM CIC Funding was provided to expand and improve their ‘Community Grow Space’.
16/07/2021 £2,874 FLEDGLINGS OUTDOOR PLAY Funding was provided for subsidised sessions to local families from East Brighton and to install permanent wooden posts, enabling a shelter to be errected quickly in rainy or very sunny weather.
16/07/2021 £5,000 SELSEY MONEY SUPPORT Funding was provided towards running costs to continue the service for a further year.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £500,569 THE NEUROKINEX CHARITABLE TRUST Funding was provided to repair their lift which is absolutely essential in allowing children who are all wheelchair users to access their programmes.
16/07/2021 £5,000 ARTS ON PRESCRIPTION CIC Funding was provided to enable them to continue delivery of their funded art for wellbeing sessions in response to high demand.
16/07/2021 £5,000 SOCIALLY ENGAGED ART SALON Funding was provided to cover the core costs for SEAS to enable them to plan, produce and execute an arts programme at the BMECP, the new LGBTQ+ Ledward Centre and the Jubilee Library.
16/07/2021 £4,160 WISHING WELL MUSIC FOR HEALTH Funding was provided to create a participatory music programme for older patients, families and staff on the Care of the Elderly wards at Royal Sussex County Hospital (RSCH), Brighton.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £29,890 MEN TALKHEALTH Funding was provided towards the cost of a sessional P/T Project Manager.
16/07/2021 £3,960 £14,663 SENSORY SOFT PLAY Funding was provided for a 4 day Summer Holiday club and a funded day trip out.
16/07/2021 £5,000 LITHUANIAN COMMUNITY OF SOUTH COAST Funding was provided to support organising cultural, educational and mindfulness residential summer camp activities, and would cover the main cost of running the camp.
16/07/2021 £2,500 FOOTBRIDGE PROJECT Funding was provided to digitally reproduce the works to be applied to the walls along the length of the footbridge and banners to promote the gallery.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £219,908 RESOURCE CENTRE Funding was provided towards supporting groups whose usual activities and systems have been disrupted by the pandemic.
16/07/2021 £3,000 HADLOW DOWN PARISH MAGAZINE Funding was provided towards printer costs and volunteer expenses to enable them to continue to offer the magazine for the next year and print 400 copies per month.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £382,491 PHOENIX ART SPACE Funding was provided towards their street art project.
16/07/2021 £5,000 BAGS OF TASTE Funding was provided for a home mentoring cooking course.
16/07/2021 £3,000 COWFOLD COMMUNITY POOL Funding was provided towards staff cost and to train additional people to be able to offer support.
16/07/2021 £5,000 CRAWLEY FILM INITIATIVE Funding was provided towards producing a set of films to help members tackle topical themes within the local communtiy.
16/07/2021 £4,000 £5,054 MUSIC FOR THE MEMORY Funding was provided to purchase equipment to enable them to continue to offer this service.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £17,534 RAISE YOUR VOICE Funding was provided towards hall hire, singer and pianist fees, equipment, printing, correspondence and DBS checks for staff and volunteers.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £312,006 CHANGING TUNES Funding was provided for Covid-secure group music sessions and one-to-ones at HMP Ford.
16/07/2021 £5,000 SELSEY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Funding was provided to appoint an employment coordinator.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £205,538 FACE FRONT INCLUSIVE THEATRE Funding was provided to enable them to bring their play to 160 disabled young people and their parents/carers and teachers/TAs in Brighton.
16/07/2021 £5,000 ARTICLE12ARTS Funding was provided towards their arts projects with accompanying workshops.
16/07/2021 £4,400 SOUTH COAST SKATE CLUB CIC Funding was provided to fund an instructor so they can reach out to the most deprived areas in West Sussex.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £2,858,540 RED BALLOON LEARNER CENTRE GROUP Funding was provided to open a new Red Balloon Centre in West Sussex, and strengthen their fundraising strategy.
16/07/2021 £5,000 SWEETSHOP REVOLUTION CIC Funding was provided for workshops for older people in these care homes.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £282,451 BRIGHTON & HOVE WOOD RECYCLING PROJECT (BHWRP) Funding was provided to cover computer equipment and volunteer training.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £17,403 SUSSEX FEDERATION OF YOUNG FARMERS' CLUBS Funding was provided towards staff costs.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £70,222 OXMARKET GALLERY Funding was provided for volunteer development to help the organisation recover income lost during covid.
16/07/2021 £3,500 NEW FRIENDS OF HORSHAM PARK Funding was provided for the refurbishment of their sensory garden.
16/07/2021 £5,000 WELL-BEING TREE Funding was provided towards the costs involved in delivering creative/personal development sessions for vulnerable adults culminating in an exhibition.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £3,840 UNDERWIRED THEATRE Funding was provided towards the cost of developing an inclusive muilti-sensory musical for disabled children and their families, disadvantaged families.
16/07/2021 £4,995 LOCAL SUSTAINABLE CIC Funding was provided to support the initial set-up and and cover necessary infrastructure costs essential for hosting groups in readiness to launch the Spring Rise Community Smallholding.
16/07/2021 £4,999 CHILDREN'S FOREST LTD Funding was provided to enable Children's Forest to test and pilot their new community planting course with local residents.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £29,532 B&H FAITH IN ACTION Funding was provided for seed funding for BHFA’s proposed befriending faith partnership, street support and towards office costs and other overheads including insurance and monthly rent.
16/07/2021 £5,000 SUDHAN WELFARE SOCIETY Funding was provided for start up costs, equipment and ongoing costs to keep SWS running.
16/07/2021 £4,400 CRAWLEY MODEL ENGINEERS Funding was provided to upgrade track to include a no-tip rail, refurbishment of tracks and supports, fence off parts of the track and improve workshop and storage facilities.
16/07/2021 £2,500 NO PLANET B INITIATIVE CIC Funding was provided for a new series of workshops that will take place over 14 weeks in the run up to a performance.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £398,088 EMSWORTH CHRISTIAN CHURCH TRUST Funding was provided towards annual running costs.
16/07/2021 £3,206 ADUR SAILING CLUB Funding was provided to purchase a new dinghy.
16/07/2021 £3,300 £17,722 AGE CONCERN SOUTHBOURNE AND DISTRICT Funding was provided towards running costs and to help meet COVID guidelines.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £181,376 BRIGHTON & HOVE LGBT SWITCHBOARD Funding was provided to support the continuation of their Grief Encounters project.
16/07/2021 £4,750 £16,524 CHICHESTER YOUTH ADVENTURE TRUST Funding was provided for felling of diseased ash trees, fencing, gates, styles, whips (infant trees), planting, outdoor equipment and enhanced landscaping.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £683,657 CLOCK TOWER SANCTUARY Funding was provided to contribute to the salary of their Operations Manager.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £50,849 WAVES SEAFORD LTD Funding was provided to pay the costs of their Family Support Worker.
16/07/2021 £4,950 £188,791 COUNSELLING PLUS COMMUNITY Funding was provided towards their hardship fund.
16/07/2021 £5,000 MAIDENBOWER PARK COMMUNITY CLUB CIC Funding was provided to employ a part-time Volunteer Co-ordinator.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £283,581 EAST SUSSEX ASSOCIATION OF BLIND AND PARTIALLY SIGHTED PEOPLE (ESAB) Funding was provided for a Post Covid Support Project .
16/07/2021 £5,000 £649,509 ONE CHURCH BRIGHTON Funding was provided for 6 x therapeutic cookery workshops days.
16/07/2021 £2,680 £170,370 MATTHEW 25 MISSION Funding was provided for IT equipment and training at their centre.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £718,368 COMMUNITY TRANSPORT FOR THE LEWES AREA (CTLA) Funding was provided to assist with the continuation of all services provided at CTLA.
16/07/2021 £5,000 £35,471 TYLER'S TRUST Funding was provided to support the cost of key staff members for the year.
16/07/2021 £2,187 HEART OF HASTINGS CLT LTD Funding was provided towards running costs for Hastings Community library of things.
16/07/2021 £1,000 POSITIVE ROUTES TO WELLBEING C.I.C. Funding was provided to support costs of an administrator, offer CPD training to the volunteers and supervision costs.
16/07/2021 £2,000 BILLINGSHURST STREET PASTORS Funding was provided for the ongoing work of BSP, including training and uniforms.
16/07/2021 £1,500 BEXHILL & SIDLEY WALKING CRICKET CLUBS Funding was provided towards the hire of Bexhill Leisure Centre for the twice weekly sessions.
16/07/2021 £2,100 £16,382 BURGESS HILL SHED Funding was provided towards a refurbishment to enable them to extend capacity and the range of activities it provides.
16/07/2021 £750 ADUR COLLECTIVE COMMUNITY LAND TRUST Funding was provided for business insurance costs, public liability and professional indemnity and to purchase a laptop with Microsoft Office package, anti virus protection and cloud storage and NCLTN membership.
16/07/2021 £1,500 SUTTON BOWLS CLUB Funding was provided for junior equipment and an accessible toilet.
16/07/2021 £2,000 £3,203 BOSHAM YOUTH CENTRE TRUST Funding was provided towards the running costs of the Club and two part time youth workers.
16/07/2021 £500 £15,965 MID SUSSEX RIDING FOR THE DISABLED Funding was provided towards running costs.
16/07/2021 £500 £3,953 ARTSPACE BRIGHTON Funding was provided for the costs involved in supporting members to attend local arts exhibiltions and events.
16/07/2021 £1,575 £20,595 SKY FULL OF STORIES Funding was provided for new equipment and instruments to support their return to regular sessions.
15/07/2021 £5,000 £33,924 SALAAM FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided towards their summer team-building trip, new football kit and boots, equipment and refresher training for volunteer coaches. They will also organise a community tournament and pay for pitch hire, coaching fees, transport and refreshments.
07/07/2021 £9,600 £5,636 WORTHING VEGAN FOOD BANK Worthing Vegan Foodbank provides a volunteer run food parcel and food service scheme set up to fight food waste. They currently support around 100 people on a weekly basis and have been growing in beneficiary numbers consistently since they established in March 2020. Funding was provided to help them secure the provision of food and personal hygiene items for those in need, including covering some of the transport cost for the most vulnerable.
07/07/2021 £10,000 £369,271 HASTINGS FURNITURE SERVICE LIMITED Hastings Furniture Service helps people to affordably furnish and decorate their homes. They do this by collecting unwanted but re-useable furniture and household goods, selling them at a heavily discounted rate, to people on low incomes in Hastings and Rother. Funding was provided to help re-establish their volunteer project which trains unemployed people in various aspects of the retail trade.
07/07/2021 £8,100 STONEHAM BAKEHOUSE CIC Stoneham Bakehouse is a community bakery where bread is baked and sold by the community to the community through a team of volunteers on a weekly basis. Bread sales support the work of this organisation through the therapeutic art of bread making for carers, refugees and older people. Funding was provided to support baking workshops for the over 55's for a year.
07/07/2021 £9,678 £720,154 MOMENTUM CHILDREN'S CHARITY Momentum Children's Charity works in partnership with local NHS hospitals to enable families to cope more easily with the issues they face around supporting a child with cancer of a life-challenging condition. Funding was provided to enable them to offer a range of bespoke support to 31 families living in Sussex.
07/07/2021 £9,300 WHISTLESTOP ARTS, DRILL HALL STUDIOS Whistlestop Arts is a community arts organisation working across Sussex to engage with vulnerable people in activities that have a positive impact on their confidence, health and well-being. Funding was provided for a range of day trips for older people including immersive activities, crafts and activities in Horsham Park.
07/07/2021 £9,985 £751,912 LITTLE GATE FARM Little Gate Farm is a registered charity which supports adults and children with Learning Disabilities & Autism. Their goal is to create opportunities for paid work for people who are currently excluded from employment. Funding was provided to support their mental Health & Wellbeing project designed as a response to the Covid-19 pandemic and the difficulties being suffered by staff and work trainees in light of this.
07/07/2021 £6,708 £462,641 FABRICA Fabrica is a popular contemporary arts gallery and charity in Brighton. Funding was provided for their 'Men Who Make' project – a bespoke initiative developed out of learning and extensive experience delivering mental health and wellbeing projects, while offering new approaches to support men at risk across the city. It will enable them to deliver 12 creative wellbeing sessions over summer and autumn 2021.
07/07/2021 £9,960 £188,791 COUNSELLING PLUS COMMUNITY CPC provides professional counselling, remotely or in person, for clients with a wide range of challenging mental health issues. They passionately believe no-one should be excluded from the service because they are unable to make a financial contribution. Funding was provided to enable them to support and assist 24 people who have made plans for suicide or survived a recent attempt this year.
07/07/2021 £10,000 £50,624 AS YOU ARE CENTRE The As You Are centres provides free and low cost psychological support to individuals, couples and families, including low cost counselling, relationship and family therapy and therapeutic groups and survivors of domestic abuse. They also work with other organisations to provide eating disorder groups, including a female only group. Funding was provided to run a series of online and face to face therapeutic groups over 12 months to cope with increased demand.
07/07/2021 £10,000 £139,722 STREETLIGHT Streetlight UK provides specialist support for women involved in prostitution and all forms of sexual violence and exploitation, including those trafficked into the sex trade, providing tangible and material pathways for women to exit prostitution. They offer a non-discriminatory, confidential 1-2-1 service, enabling women to regain control of their lives. Funding was provided towards the salary costs of a Sussex Women's Support Worker, over a 12 month period.
07/07/2021 £8,949 BELLTREE MUSIC THERAPY CIC Belltree Music Therapy CIC is the only Music Therapy service in Brighton and Hove which provides Music Therapy to some of the most vulnerable children and adults across the city. They deliver music therapy sessions to individuals and groups across a range of settings, and arts in health activities. Funding was provided for a project involving Brighton Women's Centre (BWC) enabling women they support to access music therapy interventions.
07/07/2021 £6,000 £32,078 BATTLE FESTIVAL Battle Festival is a month long, annual arts and music festival running throughout October in Battle, East Sussex. Now in its fifth year, it offers family friendly activities and events and aims to bring the whole community together through this work. Funding was provided towards the costs associated with putting on the festival this year.
07/07/2021 £10,000 BRIGHTON FOOD FACTORY Brighton Food Factory provides at-cost, distribution to social organisations in Greater Brighton and the urban centre serving marginalised communities with affordable/free food; cooked, subsidised cafés and food parcels/boxes plus donations. They are part of the Emergency Food Response. Funding was provided to enable them to provide a drive, van and administrator to manage orders, collections and deliveries.
07/07/2021 £9,900 £49,500 OROMO COMMUNITY IN BRIGHTON AND HOVE Oromo Community in Brighton and Hove provides support for Oromo refugees and is run entirely by member volunteers. They provide health, social and educational activities for members, including a weekly Saturday school for children. Funding was provided for emergency support for 18 families and 11 single people who are facing acute financial hardship as a result of COVID.
07/07/2021 £9,986 EQUINE PARTNERS CIC Equine Partners provide Equine Assisted Learning for children and their families when life presents challenges. They provide learning opportunities and support for families who are getting in touch with mental health difficulties for their children and teenagers. Funding was provided to train new volunteers and help to cover staff costs as operations resume after a difficult year.
07/07/2021 £10,000 POSITIVE ROUTES TO WELLBEING C.I.C. Positive Routes to Wellbeing supports the mental health and wellbeing of local communities. They do this by providing classes, counselling and other sessions which give people strategies and coping skills to help manage every day stresses. Funding was provided towards their accessible counselling service for the local community, many of whom have been affected by COVID.
07/07/2021 £9,460 £10,456 TREASURE BASKET ASSOCIATION The Treasure Basket Association is a small children's association that provides access to play therapy for children aged 4-11. They support emotional and behavioural difficulties through the provision of therapy and by mentoring families. Funding was provided to enable them to extend their intervention at Hawthorn School by placing a therapist there for 1 day a week for a year to deliver 156 Play Therapy sessions.
07/07/2021 £10,000 BEVENDEAN COMMUNITY PUB The Bevy supplies a Meals on Wheels Service, to provide food and safe personal contact for the most vulnerable people across East Brighton. Hot meals are cooked in the Bevy kitchen by trained chefs and young people with learning disabilities from St John's College. Funding was provided to support the costs of the coordinator and trained chef/tutor, along with the utility costs of producing the meals and the transport costs associated with delivery.
07/07/2021 £10,000 £55,666 HOLDING SPACE Holding Space provides support for families (parents, carers, children) who are struggling with their mental health; particularly those who are unable to access NHS support and treatment. They provide a safe, confidential space for them to connect, talk and be supported. They also provide early intervention and therapy. Funding was provided to help them to run a programme for parents/carers of adolescents who struggle with their mental health.
07/07/2021 £10,000 £266,084 SAFETY NET Safety Net support vulnerable children, disadvantaged by adverse childhood experiences including: domestic violence, separated parents, mental illness. Children are referred by schools/social workers but who don’t reach the threshold for statutory support. Funding was provided for the roll out of BRAVE: their new programme for vulnerable and at-risk children under 14 years old who are experiencing specific emotional/behavioural issues which have arisen/worsened as a result of Covid19.
07/07/2021 £10,000 £328,084 UKHARVEST Unharvests collects and redistributes surplus food to vulnerable people in the community. With increased demand since COVID they are now moving towards supporting community activities to address mental and physical wellbeing through fun and educational learning activities to reduce dependency on food banks, reduce food waste and improve nutrition. Funding was provided to support fun food poverty prevention activities.
07/07/2021 £10,000 BROADWATER SUPPORT GROUP CIC Broadwater Support Group aims to provide a community space to help alleviate some of the effects of deprivation and isolation suffered by many in Worthing. Funding was provided towards core costs to enable them to deliver a variety of activities and support from a free shop premises they have leased.
07/07/2021 £10,000 £306,832 EAST SUSSEX RECOVERY ALLIANCE (ESRA) CIC East Sussex recovery Alliance supports people in recovery from drugs and alcohol, reducing isolation and increasing engagement in purposeful activity. Funding was provided to enable them to employ a support worker for 20 hours a week to work specifically with people with complex needs who are leaving hospital to help them reconnect with services and support from ESRA to assist them in their recovery.
07/07/2021 £10,000 £15,020 PELICAN PARCELS PELICAN PARCELS works in Brighton & Hove to recycle pre-loved essential items for babies and primary school aged children. Funding was provided towards core costs to help them cover rent and running costs.
07/07/2021 £10,000 £6,131 BENTSWOOD COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP Bentswood Community Partnership exists to make Benstwood a better place to live, to promote a thriving community, supported by a strong partnership of various agencies and local groups to support the needs of local people. Funding was provided for a large secure kiosk to house their community larder, located within the garden of the Bentswood Hub.
07/07/2021 £4,227 £127,809 CHILDREN WITH CANCER FUND (POLEGATE) The Children with Cancer Fund (CWCF) support families affected by childhood cancer across East Sussex, Brighton and Hove. A key aim is to unite families with a child who has/had cancer through exciting local events, helping to reduce feelings of loneliness and isolation. Funding was provided towards a series of COVID safe family events.
07/07/2021 £6,500 WARMING UP THE HOMELESS Warming up the Homeless supports vulnerable men, women and children experiencing homelessness, food poverty and social isolation in Hastings, St Leonards, Eastbourne and Bexhill. Funding was provided to enable them to provide a Sunday Supper Club in partnership with the Salvation Army in Hastings for one year.
07/07/2021 £5,000 UCKFIELD COMMUNITY FRIDGE CIC Uckfield Community Fridge CIC provides fresh perishable food items for the local community which are diverted from waste. Funding was provided to help them establish themselves and run for the first year of operation and help with construction costs.
07/07/2021 £9,660 £137,771 MID SUSSEX VOLUNTARY ACTION Mid Sussex Voluntary Action is the infrastructure body for this part of West Sussex. Funding was provided for costs associated with running a community café and kitchen in Burgess Hill to help people reconnect after the pandemic. The cafe will offer courses, foodbank facilities and online support via digital champions.
07/07/2021 £10,000 DIVERSITY LEWES Diversity Lewes is a Black Ethnic Minority led community interest group that works with schools, colleges, universities, local government departments and Sussex police to build awareness of racial discrimination and to support diversity in the area. Funding was provided to support a series of events as well as providing some money towards organisational running costs.
07/07/2021 £10,000 £122,602 ELECTRIC STORM YOUTH LTD Electric Storm Youth provide recreational and leisure time activities and support which aims to develop skills, capacities and capabilities to enable young people to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals. As a result of the pandemic, they have identified an increasing need to focus on mental health support for young people. Funding was provided for a series of workshops, counselling and therapy sessions.
07/07/2021 £10,000 DEFIANT SPORTS Defiant Sports believe in the positive effects of sport on wellbeing, aiming to create an inclusive community giving everyone the opportunity to participate regardless of health, disability, wealth, anxiety or ability. They offer sport sessions, volunteering and paid staff opportunities with training and development . Funding was provided for the first ever Eastbourne Festival of Accessible Sport.
07/07/2021 £500 KEMP TOWN GARDENING AND COMMUNITY GROUP Funding was provided for hanging baskets for all of the lampposts in the three streets which includes regular watering of them throughout the summer.
01/07/2021 £500 MASCOT Funding was provided to deliver a group for autistic primary-school aged girls in East Brighton.
01/07/2021 £500 FRIDAY FRIENDS COMMUNITY GROUP Funding was provided for a raffle, buffet and entertainment for their Welcome Back Festivities to to kick start their return from COVID lockdown.
01/07/2021 £500 £131,728 KIDZ KLUB BRIGHTON & HOVE (REGISTERED CHARITY SINCE 2008) Funding was provided to cover the costs of essential equipment and outings for one year.
01/07/2021 £500 £51,802 PELICAN PARCELS Funding was provided towards the work Pelican Parcels do in East Brighton.
01/07/2021 £500 SEDS SUSSEX EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROMES AND HYPERMOBILITY SUPPORT GROUP Funding was provided for EDS and HSD specialists
01/07/2021 £500 SUNFLOWER GROUP Funding was provided towards a a family Summer 2021 outing at Drusillas Park.
01/07/2021 £500 WHITEHAWK FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was requested towards establishing a Whitehawk bee colony.
01/07/2021 £500 THE MANOR GYM CIC Funding was provided for facility hire, flood light 3G full pitch and bibs and footballs.
01/07/2021 £500 MOULSECOOMB SKATEPARK GROUP Funding was provided for venue hire, skateboard coaches, snacks and prizes for their skate event.
01/07/2021 £500 FRIENDS OF MAGGIE'S CORNER Funding was provided to run community engagement activities with local families around Maggie's Corner playground.
01/07/2021 £500 THE VIEW FC Funding was provided towards equipment and a football kit for the ladies team.
01/07/2021 £500 SPARK Funding was provided to enable Spark to host a treasure hunt in Saunders Park.
01/07/2021 £500 WHITEHAWK UNITED FC Funding was provided towards equipment and pitch fees to run ‘Whitehawk United Kick About’.
01/07/2021 £500 MAKING OUR MARK! Funding was provided towards art workshops for teenagers.
01/07/2021 £500 OUR SLOW SALON Funding was provided towards a Clothes Swap and Food workshop.
01/07/2021 £500 £44,989 MANOR BOCCIA GROUP Funding was provided for room hire and lunch supplies.
01/07/2021 £2,000 £207,600 RESOURCE CENTRE Funding was provided for Resource Centre support.
21/06/2021 £1,000 EAST BRIGHTON FOOD CO-OPERATIVE Funding was provided to cover basic lunch club costs, volunteer expenses, food and transport costs.
21/06/2021 £500 FLOCK THEATRE MAKERS Funding was provided to enable Flock Theatre Makers to perform their show and offer free and subsidised tickets.
21/06/2021 £500 1ST WHITEHAWK GUIDE COMPANY Funding was provided towards costs for uniform, resources and activities to enable 1st Brighton Brownies to reopen.
21/06/2021 £500 1ST WHITEHAWK GUIDE COMPANY Funding was provided towards costs for uniform, resources and activities to enable 1st Brighton Guides to reopen.
21/06/2021 £500 BRIGHTON & HOVE FOOD PARTNERSHIP Funding was provided for refreshments, printing materials, woodchip and an activity leader to run their “Love your Local Park” volunteer day.
21/06/2021 £500 £293,659 BRIGHTON AND HOVE SPEAK OUT Funding was provided towards workshops and activities at Speak Out East's Drop-In sessions.
21/06/2021 £500 £20,063 BRIGHTON PEACE AND ENVIRONMENT CENTRE Funding was provided to purchase 500 LED light bulbs for very low income residents living in Moulsecoomb and in Whitehawk.
21/06/2021 £500 £619,258 CITY GATE COMMUNITY PROJECTS (FARESHARE PROJECT) Funding was provided to enable FareShare Sussex to provide the resources to create 2000 meals for vulnerable people in food poverty across East Brighton.
21/06/2021 £500 £17,794 FRESH START COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards running costs.
16/06/2021 £10,000 £541,670 BRIGHTON WOMEN'S CENTRE Brighton Women's Centre advocates for women by working in partnership and leading on the development of women centred policy and practice. Funding was provided to enable them to build capacity of their Women's Accommodation Support Service.
14/06/2021 £10,000 TUBBS COMPUTER SUPPLIES Tubbs Computer Supplies refurbish and give away free computers to vulnerable people, helping to close the digital divide. Funding was provided towards organisational running costs for a year.
11/06/2021 £5,000 £61,809 SUSSEX HOMELESS SUPPORT Sussex Homeless Support provide hot meals and food parcels to homeless people in Brighton and Sussex. They deliver support and essentials to the homeless community of Brighton and Sussex. Including vulnerable people in temporary accommodation. Funding was provided towards the costs of running their street kitchen, foodbank and delivery service.
11/06/2021 £10,000 £314,198 BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY MISSION Brighton and Hove City Mission (BHCM) is a Christian charity founded in 1849 that is made up of three teams. One team is Brighton Food Bank, who alleviate the impact of financial crisis on individuals and families, helping up to 90 clients per week who are in temporary accommodation. Funding was provided for staff costs, rent, insurance, food and essential items for this team.
11/06/2021 £10,000 £1,621,653 FEGANS Fegans provide counselling and support to vulnerable children and families affected by issues including anxiety, bullying and domestic violence. Funding was provided to give vital support for struggling families in East Sussex by providing a parenting intervention programme to transform family life for 24 families, including an Early Bird Intervention programme.
11/06/2021 £3,000 £27,656 SUSSEX SEARCH AND RESCUE Sussex Search and Rescue is the primary volunteer resource used by Sussex Police in the search and rescue of vulnerable people. Funding was provided towards their normal operating costs during 2021.
11/06/2021 £10,000 £54,958 CROWBOROUGH FOR YOUNG PEOPLE LTD Crowborough for Young People Clued-up Information Shop offers a free and confidential service to young people 11 - 25, to assist with their needs for Information, Advice, Emotional Support and Sexual Health. Funding was provided towards core costs and additional staff hours for a part-time Youth Work Advisor.
11/06/2021 £10,000 £93,176 HASTINGS AREA COMMUNITY TRUST Hastings Area Community Trust provides grants to people in need. It also provides accommodation to other local charities, the income from which meets its running costs. Funding was provided for additional food and a part-time support worker to extend the help they offer by providing information, advice and signposting in response to client needs.
11/06/2021 £9,434 EAST SUSSEX CREDIT UNION East Sussex Credit Union is a not-for-profit savings and loans co-operative open to all people living and working in East Sussex, Brighton & Hove and all members of Unite the Union in the South East Region. Funding was provided to help with the roll out of their Savings Goals account which helps people to manage their savings by setting targets.
11/06/2021 £10,000 £201,002 THE SUSSEX ASSOCIATION FOR SPINA BIFIDA AND HYDROCEPHALUS Sussex Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus (SASBAH) provide lifelong support for over 1,000 people of all ages in Sussex, affected by these conditions. They support their families and carers and extend elements of their service to those with certain other physical, sensory or learning disabilities. Funding was provided to develop their Digital Services offer to encompass social inclusion as well as advice and advocacy.
11/06/2021 £10,000 £121,997 REACHING FAMILIES LIMITED Reaching Families work to "empower, inform and support parents and families of children and young people with special educational needs in West Sussex." They deliver information, training and peer support for parent-carers. Funding was provided towards the expansion of three services over the course of 2021/22 that promote mental health and well-being in parent-carers who have struggled as a result of the covid pandemic.
11/06/2021 £9,996 £5,477 WINGS TO FLY Wings to Fly supports the village Primary School (St Marks) and aims to promote and provide mutually beneficial activities and opportunities for people of all ages and abilities within the village of Hadlow and neighbouring communities. Funding was provided to enable them to provide a mental health and wellbeing programme via Skype for the pupils of St Marks School and children of Hadlow Down Village in need of support.
11/06/2021 £8,927 YOUNG PEOPLES SUPPORT NETWORK Young People's Support network provide counselling support to young people across East Sussex and Brighton and Hove. They had to rapidly shift delivery from mostly 'face to face' to a mixture of online(video/telephone/email support) and 'face to face' support during the pandemic. Funding was provided towards core funding to allow the organisation to respond to the increasing need as a result of the pandemic.
11/06/2021 £9,994 £912,752 FRIENDS, FAMILIES AND TRAVELLERS Friends, Families and Travellers are a community led charity in Sussex. Their vision is to end discrimination and achieve equitable treatment of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities. Funding was provided to help Gypsies and Travellers in East and West Sussex improve their mental health and emotional well-being through a 12 month project delivering meet ups, case work and social media support.
11/06/2021 £10,000 £355,910 ST NICHOLAS CHURCH St. Nicholas Church in partnership with Arundel Town Council, played a central role in the provision of two Arundel wide Covid-19 response programmes – the Arundel Community Support Hub and Arundel Community Aid. Funding was provided to support the Parish Administrator post, a role which acts as a full time reference point for people seeking support and for those volunteering aid.
11/06/2021 £10,000 £247,936 TARNER COMMUNITY PROJECT The Tarner Community Project supports those families experiencing especially high levels of deprivation. They deliver after school open access youth provision - a weekly football session and a dedicated young women’s support group. Funding was provided to enable the continuation and development of much needed projects.
11/06/2021 £9,980 £28,656 ART IN MIND Art in Mind are a Brighton based group for young people with experience of mental health issues who are passionate about raising awareness thorough art. Funding was provided to set up a women only art group to focus on issues that affect them.
11/06/2021 £7,500 £247,106 JIGSAW(SOUTHEAST) Jigsaw support children and young people who have been bereaved of a close family member or who have a family member with a life-limiting condition and a prognosis of 12- 18 months. They also run a training programme for schools and other professionals. Funding was provided towards the additional running costs of the expansion of their work in Sussex, both in numbers and geographically.
11/06/2021 £10,000 £18,731 U CAN SPRAY CIO U CAN Spray creates inclusive arts experiences to positively impact individuals and communities. They have been working to support young people with mental health and social isolation issues due to the Covid crisis and school closures. Funding was provided towards core costs and running costs to scale up their work to meet increased demand.
11/06/2021 £10,000 £46,698 PREGNANCY OPTIONS CENTRE Pregnancy Options Centre provides free, unbiased counselling to anyone facing unplanned pregnancy or struggling after a pregnancy loss, such as a miscarriage, stillbirth, ectopic pregnancy, therapeutic termination or an abortion. They also deliver interactive educational workshops to young people on healthy relationships, STI's and contraception, consent, online safety and pregnancy. Funding was provided towards staff/running costs for a year.
11/06/2021 £9,600 £67,303 CASCADE CREATIVE RECOVERY Cascade is a peer-led, volunteer-based organisation that supports people in long-term recovery from addiction. Cascade Cafe provides a safe, alcohol and drug-free community space where they facilitate creative activities, mutual-aid groups, training and volunteering opportunities. Funding was provided to support the ongoing delivery of their coaching and support groups with a range of core costs.
11/06/2021 £9,994 THE REAL JUNK FOOD PROJECT BRIGHTON The Real Junk Food Project prepare healthy food for the community from surplus food once destined for landfill. They also provide food parcels of raw ingredients which people can collect from the Hub in Bevendean to prepare at home. Funding was provided to enable them to serve 500 boxed meals a week for 48 weeks of the year.
11/06/2021 £10,000 CONVERSATION OVER BORDERS Conversations Over Borders was established in response to the epidemic of isolation resulting from COVID-19 lockdowns for refugees arriving in the UK during the pandemic. The organisation has been providing an emergency service, through online one-to-one and group English conversation classes, their wellbeing service and Tech Recycling Scheme. Funding was provided towards the staff costs of a part-time Project Coordinator and core costs.
11/06/2021 £10,000 £299,453 BRIGHTON AND HOVE SPEAK OUT Brighton & Hove Speak Out are a dynamic small charity for people with learning disabilities in Brighton and Hove. They provide advocacy support, drop-in and group sessions. Funding was provided towards core costs to enable the organisation to continue to deliver and evolve their vital package of support at a time when people with learning disabilities have been significantly impacted by Covid-19.
24/05/2021 £9,000 £40,283 THE YOUTH COUNSELLING PROJECT The Youth Counselling Project supports children in Seaford facing mental health issues. Their focus is upon early intervention before acute need develops. Funding was provided to support the organisation to increase their capacity and meet increased demand as a result of COVID.
24/05/2021 £10,000 £130,845 OLIVE TREE CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE Olive Tree Cancer aims to relieve the physical or mental distress of persons with Cancer and the partners, families, friends, carers and supporters of such persons. Funding was provided towards supervision costs for trainee counsellors, liaison and reporting work, CPD courses (twice per year) and consumables including PPE.
24/05/2021 £9,928 £71,809 LUNCH POSITIVE Lunch Positive provide community based HIV support services incorporating a wide range of support activities for residents of Brighton & Hove and the wider areas of Sussex. They address and combat diverse and multiple disadvantages for many of the most isolated and marginalised, improving the lives, health and well-being of beneficiaries. Funding was provided towards the costs of setting up a new befriending project.
24/05/2021 £5,000 £179,012 YOUR GOOD MORNING CALL Your Good Morning Call is a new service which aims to reconnect people with their community and assists mental health needs of loneliness, depression and anxiety through visits and phone calls with a volunteer. Funding was provided towards the salary costs of an administrator for one year.
24/05/2021 £10,000 £179,012 CARERS SUPPORT SELSEY Carers Support Selsey run the Selsey Care Shop which was developed in partnership with various local groups and carers. It's aim is to provide information, support and activities. Funding was provided towards the staff costs of their support worker.
24/05/2021 £10,000 £40,114 CYCALL CYCALL runs adapted cycling sessions for adults and children living with a disability at Brooklands Park, Worthing. Funding was provided to cover their running costs from September 2020 to September 2021.
24/05/2021 £10,000 £74,039 DOWN SYNDROME DEVELOPMENT TRUST The Down Syndrome Development Trust are an innovative charity that exists to improve the lives of people living with Down Syndrome (DS) in Sussex. Funding was provided towards staff and activity costs and a new minibus.
24/05/2021 £10,000 £181,376 BRIGHTON & HOVE LGBT SWITCHBOARD Switchboard is a charity for LGBTQ people looking for a sense of community, support or information. Funding was provided to enable them to extend support to key areas of need - The Deans in East Sussex and to Shoreham, Lancing and Worthing in West Sussex aswell as some targeted engagement with care homes and end of life services to support the most vulnerable people in those services.
24/05/2021 £6,500 £121,759 SUSSEX PATHWAYS Sussex Pathways works with residents in HMPPS Prison with Residents that are being released and returning to Sussex to enable rehabilitation and reduce reoffending. Funding was provided to increase resources to manage an upsurge in referrals since COVID, enabling them to run more groups and support clients transition back into the community in a Covid-safe way.
24/05/2021 £10,000 £123,888 YOUTH DREAM Youth Dream manages The Bridge Youth Support Centre in Selsey. Open five days a week it offers counselling, mentoring, teaching, support, clubs and activities. Funding was provided to wards staff costs for two outreach youth workers and the creation of a Friday night youth club for transition years and older teens at the Selsey Centre.
24/05/2021 £10,000 £53,337 VETERANS' GROWTH Veterans' Growth offers horticultural therapy to veterans of the armed forces who are suffering with mental health issues. Funding was provided to enable them to run a variety of workshops and courses for the families of veterans who are often the unsung heroes behind a veteran's journey to wellness.
24/05/2021 £10,000 £7,431 MEN TALKHEALTH Men Talk Health promote and protect the mental health and wellbeing of men suffering from mental disorders or emotional distress, by creating a safe environment to talk openly. Funding was provided towards the cost of a sessional P/T Project Manager.
24/05/2021 £10,000 SUSSEX SYRIAN COMMUNITY GROUP The Sussex Syrian Community Group is run by, and for, Syrian refugees. They run a diverse range of services and activities that empower Syrian refugees to build stable, happy and integrated lives in Sussex. Funding was provided for the purchase of vouchers from Asda, to distribute to 130 different families.
24/05/2021 £9,935 £23,971 SALAAM FOOTBALL CLUB Salaam FC is a multicultural football club for children aged 10-15. Over 90% of their players are from BME communities, and their families manage on very low incomes. They have been supporting these families throughout the pandemic, with regular deliveries of food, shopping and medicine. Funding was provided towards tablets for five families, vouchers for utility and phone bills and bus tickets.
24/05/2021 £5,000 £615,084 CITY GATE COMMUNITY PROJECTS City Gate Community Projects Fare Share project re-distributes surplus food to vulnerable people across Sussex. They deliver this food to charity partners (food banks, shelters, hospices, etc) who use it to feed their clients. Their warehouse operation means that they can take large deliveries of food that community groups can’t, because they have the operational resources to break them down into usable packages for redistribution. Funding was provided towards operational costs.
24/05/2021 £5,000 £179,012 SELSEY COMMUNITY FORUM Selsey Community Forum works in partnership with local groups to meet local needs. They work across a range of areas, engaging in environmental , health, wellbeing and debt support. They also run Selsey Care Shop and a town-wide Buddy Support scheme. Funding was provided to support new initiatives to meet needs highlighted by the pandemic including a friendship group, hidden garden teas and a shared garden scheme.
24/05/2021 £10,000 £228,994 BRIGHTON UNEMPLOYED CENTRE FAMILIES PROJECT The Brighton Unemployed Centre work to relieve poverty, distress and hardship amongst families and individuals living or staying in the Brighton area. They aim to achieve social inclusion and involvement, promoting social change for a fairer and more inclusive society. Funding was provided towards the staff costs of a part-time co-ordinator to run their welfare and housing support on a one to one phone or face to face appointment.
24/05/2021 £4,450 £52,926 NETWORX EASTBOURNE Eastbourne Network welcomes and supports refugees and immigrants in Eastbourne and the nearby locality. They are a voice for the individuals and families, supporting them at different agencies as required. Funding was provided for mental health training for 10 befrienders and to support families with the costs of utilities, food and clothes.
24/05/2021 £10,000 £52,629 YADA Yada works to prevent sexual exploitation throughout coastal West Sussex. They deliver The Esther Project (TEP), which offers specialist support to women in the sex industry, including wellbeing appointments, safety information and advice and support to make positive life changes. Funding was provided for the salary of a new Esther Project Outreach worker, to meet increased demand.
24/05/2021 £5,373 £349,351 DAME VERA LYNN CHILDREN'S CHARITY The Dame Vera Lynn Children's Charity work directly with children to improve their independence leading to a more confident child with better future opportunities in education, employment and independent living. Funding was provided towards the staff costs of their family support worker who is responsible for liaising with professionals and offering parents support when they have a child under 5 with cerebral palsy.
24/05/2021 £9,707 £214,279 ST MARY IN THE CASTLE St Mary in the Castle is a multi-purpose community facility for the people of Hastings. This venue has been closed since March 2020. Funding was provided to enable them to re-open in a COVID safe way.
24/05/2021 £5,000 DIVERSITY RESOURCE INTERNATIONAL Diversity Resource International supports Sussex Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) people to achieve their life aspirations. They provide bespoke training courses, mentoring and coaching. Courses are open to all whilst targeted at BAME communities. Funding was provided to enable them to continue to offer online or telephone bilingual support for 6 months to those who are isolated or feel vulnerable.
24/05/2021 £9,360 £181,894 YOU RAISE ME UP (YRMU) You Raise Me Up provide mental health support, advice and support services not just to families bereaved by the loss of the child aged 16-25 but increasing to those within the local community through a drop in community support centre where the staff are mental health first aid trained. Funding was provided towards the running of peer support groups for mums, dads and siblings for a year.
24/05/2021 £10,000 PHOENIX THERAPY PRACTICE Phoenix Therapy Practice provides a wide range of mental health support and treatment. During the pandemic, they obtained grant monies to provide free and low-cost places on the DBT programme for people with Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder (EUPD). Funding was provided to enable more people to attend the programme for a year (cost £2800 per person).
24/05/2021 £9,126 VIDA ACTIVE CLUB CIC The Vida Active Club offers fitness classes for women and exercise & socialise programs for seniors of any gender. Funding was provided to support room hire for 6 months when face to face classes resume.
24/05/2021 £10,000 £975,197 ARUN & CHICHESTER CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Arun and Chichester Citizens Advice provides free, independent and confidential advice on rights and responsibilities and helps people with their everyday problems. They also raise national and local social policy issues and campaign to improve the policies and practices that affect people’s lives. Funding was provided towards the guarantee of extra supervision support for a just over 9 months, including salary and overheads.
24/05/2021 £10,000 £810,794 SUSSEX INTERPRETING SERVICES Sussex Interpreting Services provides high quality, professional Community Interpreting, Community Translation and Bilingual Advocacy. Funding was provided for additional bilingual casework support through their existing bilingual community advocacy and bilingual community navigation services for people facing the risk of homelessness and eviction.
24/05/2021 £9,964 £273,036 EDUCATION TRAINING CONSORTIUM SUSSEX Education Training Consortium Sussex support asylum seekers, refugees and migrants with ESOL courses. Funding was provided for food supplies, a laptop for internet access for advice and information at the food bank, and support staff for one year to provide information, signposting and support.
24/05/2021 £9,460 £844,966 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Family Support Work supports marginalised families living in isolated rural & deprived seaside towns of Sussex. These families face complex, multi-layered problems: issues which have a direct impact on children. Funding was provided for their Playscheme 2021/22, providing a range of activities for 500+ families across Sussex over 12 months.
24/05/2021 £8,640 CHICHESTER FOREST SCHOOLS CIC Chichester Forest Schools CIC work with children, young people and families through outdoor woodland forest school activities. Funding was provided for wild play family sessions for 12 weeks.
18/05/2021 £5,000 HAVENS COMMUNITY HUB CIC Funding was provided towards volunteer fuel expenses, PPE equipment, training and support, office overheads, insurance, storage containers and composters/wormeries and salary costs for a scheme co-ordinator.
18/05/2021 £5,000 £9,036 PATCHAM MEMORIAL HALL Funding was provided to buy and install an Air Source Heat Pump.
13/05/2021 £5,000 WE ARE FOODPIONEERS CIC Funding was provided for their Bees&Seas project to transform a disused urban council yard at the park, turning it into an educational pollinator hub and outdoor teaching space.
13/05/2021 £13,333 CREATIVE HEART LITTLEHAMPTON CIC Funding was provided towards solar panel installation.
13/05/2021 £25,000 £57,549 COMMUNITY MINIBUS ASSOCIATION (WEST SUSSEX) Funding was provided to contribute towards the cost of an EV (electric vehicle) to replace the Steyning minibus.
13/05/2021 £10,000 £462,641 FABRICA Funding was provided to install a solar heating system and take other measures to improve the temperature of the public areas and the offices during the colder months.
13/05/2021 £8,000 THE HENFIELD HALL Funding was provided to install PV solar panels on the roof, improve on the insulation and generally find as many ways as possible to reduce their carbon footprint, with a view of becoming carbon neutral eventually.
13/05/2021 £16,000 £330,110 OUSE & ADUR RIVERS TRUST Funding was provided to install volunteer facilities on the site at Sompting.
13/05/2021 £8,000 SMARTER UNIFORMS Funding was provided towards the costs of a Communications and Engagement Officer and Volunteers Coordinator.
13/05/2021 £6,135 NEWHAVEN AND SEAFORD SAILING CLUB Funding was provided towards plants to create and protect existing habitats and plant species and purchase equipment such as a shredder and spill kits for the safety boats.
13/05/2021 £10,000 £14,272,000 CATHOLIC PARISH OF EAST BRIGHTON, PART OF THE ARUNDEL & BRIGHTON DIOCESAN TRUST Funding was provided towards the purchase of an air source heat pump for the Fitzherbert Community Hub.
13/05/2021 £4,724 BRIGHTON & HOVE FOOD PARTNERSHIP Funding was provided towards staff/volunteer costs, compostor units and associated running costs and 2 Glut Huts .
13/05/2021 £6,000 £223,392 BRIGHTON UNEMPLOYED CENTRE FAMILIES PROJECT Funding was provided towards core running costs including staff/volunteer costs, overheads, materials and Fareshare costs.
13/05/2021 £9,495 £55,046 FREEDOM POWERCHAIRS Funding was provided to produce the first production batch of solar canopy re-chargers/backup units for mobility scooters and powerchairs and distribute these to pilot users, and monitor performance and usage.
13/05/2021 £7,500 SALTDEAN SWIM & SURF CLUB Funding was provided for training, equipment and modifications required for disabled learners.
13/05/2021 £2,377 £40,114 CYCALL Funding was provided to develop their 'Living Wall & Wildlife Area' at Brooklands Park.
30/04/2021 £1,000 £5,670,847 TURNING TIDES Funding was provided to run a mobile dentistry service to the homeless community.
28/04/2021 £5,000 £578,200 EXTRATIME Extratime provides a range of inclusive out-of-school activities for children and young people (aged 4-25) who have Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). Funding was provided to enable them to distribute grants to low-income families in West Sussex who have children with SEND, to help with the additional costs they have incurred from caring for their child(ren) at home during lockdown, whilst schools and Extratime have been closed.
19/04/2021 £5,000 £273,036 EDUCATION TRAINING CONSORTIUM SUSSEX Education Training Consortium support asylum seekers, refugees and migrants with ESOL courses. Funding was provided to purchase food for struggling families, including those under the Syrian resettlement scheme.
19/04/2021 £5,000 £17,702 SHOUT WSK - (STREET HOMELESS OUTREACH WORTHING SOUP KITCHEN) SHOUT WSK provide practical support for homeless and other vulnerable people, including a soup kitchen, parcels of groceries and essential items, advice on benefits and other sources of support. Funding was provided for equipment and food costs.
19/04/2021 £4,600 £110,306 NEW LIFE FOUNDATION C/O NEW LIFE CHURCH CRAWLEY The New Life Foundation (as part of New Life Church) aims to build the capacity of people from the Black Asian and minority ethnic communities and to support them to create their own support group. Funding was provided to support the continuance of the partnership of Rivers-CHRYSALIS food scheme and New Life Foundation work (FOCUS) enabling the development of the CHRYSALIS Vault from which they can supply a ‘Three Days emergency support Package'.
19/04/2021 £2,800 £8,541 SENSORY SOFT PLAY Sensory Soft Play is a CIO that provides multi-sensory soft play activities (primarily for children with additional needs). They also run an online support group for parents and carers of children. Funding was provided to allow them to continue respite sessions in an outdoor setting which is COVID secure at the Pocket Park, which is a wildlife and community growing project in Hastings.
19/04/2021 £5,000 BAGS OF TASTE Bags of Taste supports people who are food insecure and enables them to feed themselves on a very low budget of below £1 a portion . Their food poverty courses improve food preparation/cooking skills for people living in food poverty so they can improve their health, well-being and their finances for the long term. Funding was provided for two food poverty courses in Hastings.
19/04/2021 £4,995 FOREST ROW LOCAL CBS LIMITED (FROCAL) Frocal is a community-owned, Community Benefit Society, established to catalyse regenerative community projects that enable local people to unleash their creativity and potential. Funding was provided towards the continuation of their services for 4 months including the provision of a hot line, soup kitchen and community fridge and harvest festival.
01/04/2021 £5,000 BLACK BUTTERFLY Black Butterfly is a cultural heritage and wellbeing organisation supporting the Black community in Hastings and Rother. Food security, self-sufficiency and access to fresh, healthy produce are their health and wellbeing aims, so they piloted an organic veg bag scheme to 40 households. Funding was provided to support the next phase of this initiative, expanding the programme to more families and working with partners to produce healthy, nutritious ready meals and meal kits.
01/04/2021 £3,000 £23,933 ROTARY CLUB OF BOGNOR REGIS BENEVOLENT FUND The Rotary Club of Bognor Regis Benevolent Fund raises funds to support local organisations, charities and individuals. They attend local schools as volunteers and help within the community and are responsible for Rotary Arun Youth Community Awards. Funding was provided to enable them to continue supporting families in food poverty, many of whom do not qualify for FSM vouchers.
01/04/2021 £5,000 BERSTED PARISH COUNCIL The Parish Council of Bersted support their local community. Funding was provided to enable them to continue supporting families of local schools with food hampers.
01/04/2021 £4,140 THE FRIENDS OF NEWHAVEN FOODBANK Friends of Newhaven Foodbank is a new independent organisation founded to support and complement the work of the SCDA foodbank in Newhaven. Funding was provided for the 'Seahaven Community Food Stories' - a local version of the Food Love Stories concept featured on Tesco adverts which promotes food security, cooking and healthy eating locally.
01/04/2021 £5,000 £328,084 UKHARVEST Ukharvest are a ‘for-impact’ perishable food rescue operation, collecting quality excess food from commercial outlets and delivering it, direct and free of charge, to charities that support vulnerable people across the South of England. Funding was provided for the delivery of food to the local community.
23/03/2021 £5,000 FED. (FOOD EQUITABLY DISTRIBUTED) CIC Food Equitably Distributed CIC started in Feb 2021. They work in a cooperative effort with “Family Support Work” in which they prepared and donated a regular supply of frozen ready made meals to a Bognor based project. Funding was provided to enable them to educate local families on how to prepare healthy meals and to provide ingredients.
23/03/2021 £5,000 £142,480 SEAFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH/ TRUST Seahaven Storehouse is part of the Seaford Community Trust / Church, and provides essential food and nutrition for those living in food poverty. They currently support 136 children and 148 adults. Funding was provided for food products for households with children.
23/03/2021 £5,000 £510,719 CHANCTONBURY STOREHOUSE Chanctonbury Storehouse support the local community with food parcels. Funding was provided to enable them to continue to support those in need.
23/03/2021 £3,115 £91,239 BARNHAM AND EASTERGATE COMMUNITY TRUST Barnham and Eastergate Community Trust run a community hall and recreation facilities for the benefit of and to improve the lives of local residents. Funding was provided for a weekly meals delivery service to lonely and isolated people in Barnham, Eastergate, Walberton and Westergate.
18/03/2021 £3,000 ENCOMPASS CARE (RYE) CIC Funding was provided for extensive repairs to their 12-year-old minibus and other costs, including volunteer support.
18/03/2021 £5,000 RYE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided to install new UPVC windows and sliding folding doors, to improve to the access and improve the whole facility by integrating the internal spaces with the new outside decking area.
18/03/2021 £4,000 £518,138 HASTINGS ADVICE AND REPRESENTATION CENTRE (HARC) Funding was provided to cover staff costs for a part-time specialist welfare benefits advisor and trainer.
18/03/2021 £2,500 MUSIC WELL CIC Funding was provided to support the expansion of their work in and around Rye.
18/03/2021 £500 18 HOURS LTD Funding was provided towards artists' fees and associated costs for their event.
18/03/2021 £1,500 £14,722 RYE & DISTRICT DAY CENTRE Funding was provided to support annual costs for community transport and annual premises costs.
18/03/2021 £500 £16,279 RYE WURLITZER ACADEMY Funding was provided to enable them to continue their educational remit.
18/03/2021 £2,232 £201,002 SUSSEX ASSOCIATION FOR SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS Funding was provided to support people affected by spina bifida, hydrocephalus and other disabilities in the Rye area to access Sasbah’s services.
17/03/2021 £2,500 £112,928 ST MARY'S CENTRE St Mary's Church Centre provide a space to the people of the parish of Felpham, for exercise classes, social activities and a nursery group. They have been running a 'Food Table' through the pandemic, of which demand is ever increasing. They are seeking further funding to meet the ongoing demand as their small amount of previous funding has been spent.
17/03/2021 £4,995 £687,322 EDUCATION FUTURES TRUST Education Futures Trust support vulnerable Hastings' families who are struggling with food poverty. Funding was provided for food vouchers to enable families taking part in their nutrition course to purchase ingredients for the recipes taught by their intuitionalist.
17/03/2021 £5,000 RAINBOW ACTION GROUP Rainbow Action Group encourage greater participation in arts activity and promote the physical and mental wellbeing of those in need in East Sussex. Funding was provided for a mobile Food Bank service offering essential free nutritional support for families in food poverty, or at risk of living in food poverty, in isolated rural areas of the Wealden District.
17/03/2021 £5,000 £52,740 LES ALDEN FOUNDATION The Les Alden Foundation is run by local volunteers and supports the residents of Worthing including running the Worthing Food Foundation. Funding was provided for additional food supplies to meet demand and to purchase a laptop and tablet to improve their admin efficiency.
17/03/2021 £5,600 MAIDENBOWER PARK COMMUNITY CLUB CIC Maidenbower Park Community Club's aim is to improve the lives of people in Maidenbower,via their community café and centre. Funding was provided to purchase perishable food items for food parcels (and precooked meals) for vulnerable local people and families in Crawley, an area hard hit in terms of employment during COVID.
17/03/2021 £4,999 £255,309 DALESDOWN / FAMILY FOUNDATIONS TRUST LTD Family Foundation LTD provide a caring, non-judgemental support service for anyone in need of food, heating and /or equipment related to these due to Covid. Funding was provided to help approximately 100 people/25 families with fresh cooked, dry and store cupboard food, fuel for heating/cooking and other related aid; signposting and guidance towards other sources of help.
17/03/2021 £5,000 CRIMSHAM FARM CIC Crimsham Farm provides an educational and therapeutic service to the local community, particularly those with additional needs, through animal interaction and outdoor activities. Funding was provided for their community food delivery service which experienced an increase in demand.
17/03/2021 £5,000 CROWBOROUGH FOOD BANK, UNITED CHURCH Crowborough Foodbank is run entirely by volunteers and provides food to households suffering from financial hardship throughout Crowborough and the surrounding area. Funding was provided for fresh produce to supplement their food boxes over a three month period.
17/03/2021 £4,634 £266,576 GATWICK DETAINEES WELFARE GROUP Gatwick Detainees Welfare Group provide; i)emotional and practical support to men when held in two Immigration Removal Centres at Gatwick Airport and after release, ii)work to promote fair treatment, iii)raise awareness of their situation. Funding was provided for food vouchers to support 51 recipients.
17/03/2021 £5,000 £179,012 SELSEY COMMUNITY FORUM Selsey Community Forum works with a variety of partners to address local need. They work across a range of areas, engaging in environmental , health, wellbeing and debt support. They also run Selsey Care Shop and a town-wide Buddy Support scheme in and out of lockdown. Funding was provided to address ongoing needs around food provision, utility costs, equipment and clothing needs for local families.
12/03/2021 £4,989 £137,771 MID SUSSEX VOLUNTARY ACTION Funding was provided for additional salary costs for a Volunteer Development Coordinator to create resources around volunteering and to develop resources in community languages supporting and enabling volunteering from communities where English is not first language or who have no/limited English.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £358,903 EASTBOURNE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Funding was provided to contribute to the costs of recruiting, training and supporting volunteers, to upgrade their telephone system and towards interpreting costs for their work with people whose first language is not English.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £456,206 SUSSEX CLUBS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Funding was provided towards a series of online training opportunities.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £121,759 SUSSEX PATHWAYS Funding was provided to support and develop their work.
12/03/2021 £5,000 HURSTPIERPOINT GYMNASTICS CLUB Funding was provided towards organisational costs including a 'hardship fund' to assist with payment of fees for families in need.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £774,692 KING'S CHURCH MID-SUSSEX Funding was provided towards a new part time, money advice manager role.
12/03/2021 £4,000 £28,031 LIVESTOCK Funding was provided towards management costs.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £87,526 LUNCH POSITIVE Funding was provided towards project delivery costs of the HIV lunch club and the HIV older persons’ monthly supper group.
12/03/2021 £3,500 £118,028 MANHOOD WILDLIFE AND HERITAGE GROUP Funding was provided towards the setting up of a locally sourced tree nursery on the peninsula, using volunteers to collect and identify local seeds, manage the nursery and organise events, information and publicity.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £21,722 MANOR ROAD GYM SPORTS CLUB Funding was provided to cover the cost of hiring the hall.
12/03/2021 £4,287 £49,141 PATHWAYS TO HEALTH Funding was provided to ensure the continuation of the clinic based at The Unitarian Church in Brighton.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £118,175 PIPPA'S GROUP Funding was provided towards staffing costs to continue the family support service.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £82,210 4THEYOUTH LTD Funding was provided to run a mountain biking youth club, purchase equipment and train an adult volunteer to become a Mountain Bike Trail Leader and two young people to become Young Mountain Bike Leaders.
12/03/2021 £5,000 LYT PRODUCTIONS Funding was provided towards the community engagement phase of their project.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £221,054 TARNER COMMUNITY PROJECT Funding was provided towards a bespoke, youth-led one-to-one support for young people who have been adversely affected by the Covid pandemic.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £52,629 YADA Funding was provided for staff costs for a part time Yada Manager.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £222,170 PELHAM CIO Funding was provided towards tutor costs and materials.
12/03/2021 £5,000 STONEHAM BAKEHOUSE CIC Funding was provided towards ingredients, travel, facilitators’ fees, volunteer expenses, core costs and marketing.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £39,835 HIS PLACE Funding was provided to purchase tablets used to deliver education and social activities, as well as providing access for signposting and support help with service users.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £1,060,927 HORSHAM CHILD CONTACT CENTRE Funding was provided for a manager post to organise volunteers and ensure the smooth running of the centre.
12/03/2021 £7,500 £928,368 COMMUNITY TRANSPORT SUSSEX CIO Funding was provided to run and increase their service for older and/or disabled people who have been isolated and those who have had to stay at home shielding during the pandemic.
12/03/2021 £3,493 BRIGHT START Funding was provided to enable them to run Covid-safe groups.
12/03/2021 £2,500 £85,167 THE KEYS PROJECT Funding was provided to support core costs to run the two West Sussex detox centres in Crawley and Horsham.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £57,549 COMMUNITY MINIBUS ASSOCIATION (WEST SUSSEX) Funding was provided to develop an online booking system to make it easier for volunteers and service users to make bookings.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £29,554 KENNEDY ST & CO CIO Funding was provided to promote their 24-hour helpline and develop online resources.
12/03/2021 £5,000 SOUTHWATER CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided for an all-weather playing surface.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £34,629 BRIGHTON PIP LTD Funding was provided towards core running costs, in particular, a contribution to the new Service Development Manager post.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £176,734 BRIGHTON THERAPY CENTRE Funding was provided to part fund their 2021 low cost service, providing assessment and ongoing psychological therapy of 154 people with mental health problems who cannot access suitable support elsewhere.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £617,031 UKHARVEST Funding was provided to support a new full time educational officer to develop their new realigned educational programme
12/03/2021 £3,900 PEGASUS Funding was provided towards staff costs, volunteer’s expenses, training and skills development, materials and venue hire.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £63,528 JUNO PROJECT Funding was provided to support the development of a pilot school programme for vulnerable girls in year six, to help them with the transition from primary/middle level education to secondary.
12/03/2021 £7,000 £121,095 HILLCREST COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP Funding was provided for the installation of a WiFi upgrade and running costs.
12/03/2021 £10,000 £62,948,822 CHRISTIANS AGAINST POVERTY - CRAWLEY DEBT CENTRE Funding was provided to cover staff costs.
12/03/2021 £2,500 SOUTHDOWN MEN IN SHEDS Funding was provided for rental and insurance.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £420,777 ENTHUM FOUNDATION Funding was provided to cover start-up costs to open a second house for a further seven unaccompanied asylum-seeking children in Eastbourne.
12/03/2021 £5,000 NEWHAVEN GIG ROWING CLUB (CIO INCORPORATED 2018) Funding was provided towards the mooring pontoon.
12/03/2021 £2,500 £120,565 TAYLOR MADE DREAMS Funding was provided towards wishlist items and counselling/holistic therapy sessions.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £23,996 SUSSEX GREEN LIVING Funding was provided to enable them to buy and re-furbish a second-hand electric milk float.
12/03/2021 £5,000 SEDS SUSSEX EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROMES AND HYPERMOBILITY SUPPORT GROUP Funding was provided to support their EDS/HSD activities, therapies and equipment to access online therapy and webinars.
12/03/2021 £4,914 £9,328 EASTBOURNE DEMENTIA ACTION ALLIANCE Funding was provided to part fund the employment of someone to run the Eastbourne Dementia Inclusive Community Charter project.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £27,807 BABY2BABY EAST SUSSEX Funding was provided to support a project development coordinator role
12/03/2021 £5,000 ORE IN BLOOM Funding was provided towards equipment, plants, volunteer expenses and marketing.
12/03/2021 £5,000 NEWHAVEN ARTS PROJECTS INC. NEWHAVEN OPEN CALL Funding was provided towards running costs for their education programme and weekly sessions.
12/03/2021 £3,000 £46,889 N.I.P.P.E.R.S. Funding was provided towards staff and project costs.
12/03/2021 £2,500 BG SOCIETY BRIGHTON Funding was provided towards running costs.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £17,895 BOGNOR REGIS MEN’S SHED Funding was provided for rent of increased floor space, materials, tables and storage shelving and to install a sink for washing brushes, equipment and hands.
12/03/2021 £5,000 MYCAREMATTERS 2020 CIC Funding was provided towards recruitment and and training of volunteer Buddies and also contributed towards the cost of printed materials to support the programme.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £29,950 MANZI FOUNDATION Funding was provided towards running and staff costs.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £10,935 HAVENS COMMUNITY CARS CIO Funding was provided to support a part-time scheme co-ordinator.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £24,685 HURST FESTIVAL Funding was provided for core costs to continue the Hurst Festival with free and highly subsidised events.
12/03/2021 £5,000 SELSEY BUDDY SUPPORT Funding was provided for salaries for the buddy scheme and its training and outreach programme among 80 volunteers.
12/03/2021 £5,000 BRIGHTON GRUB HUB Funding was provided to enable them to continue longer term with the weekly very affordable food box scheme.
12/03/2021 £5,000 BOURNETHISWAY LGBT+ PARENTS SUPPORT GROUP Funding was provided towards staffing and training costs, volunteer expenses and office costs.
12/03/2021 £4,900 SACRED EARTH COMMUNITY BENEFIT SOCIETY Funding was provided towards eight 'Wild Wellbeing' sessions.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £14,307 CRAWLEY MINDFULNESS CENTRE Funding was provided towards instructor/tutor fee’s and insurance and website costs.
12/03/2021 £5,018 WEST SUSSEX VOLUNTARY & COMMUNITY SECTOR INFRASTRUCTURE ALLIANCE (THE ALLIANCE) Funding was provided towards the the salary of an executive officer for The Alliance.
12/03/2021 £2,500 £8,297 THE ASHDOWN HUB Funding was provided towards admin and setup costs and to run two 12-week mental health support groups.
12/03/2021 £5,000 SOUNDCASTLE Funding was provied to support the group’s development.
12/03/2021 £2,584 LYMLEY WOOD CIC Funding was provided to enable staff to undertake training in Wilderness Therapy, outdoor first aid and therapeutic interventions for working with children outdoors.
12/03/2021 £4,800 EDUCATION, HEALTH AND WELLBEING CIC Funding was provided towards staffing costs.
12/03/2021 £5,000 THE LAUNCHPAD COLLECTIVE Funding was provided towards coordinator staff costs.
12/03/2021 £2,500 BEXHILL FAMILY COLLECTIVE CIC Funding was provided to enable Bexhill Family Collective to run Balanceability sessions and bikes, helmets, bags, training and hall hire.
12/03/2021 £4,600 BRIGHTON AND HOVE COMMUNITY LAND TRUST (BHCLT) Funding was provided to enable BHCLT to host a series of activities and events to bring together and connect the wider community.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £1,087,525 SURVIVORS NETWORK LTD Funding was provided towards the delivery of group work services for self-identifying women aged 18 or over in Brighton and Eastbourne.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £36,471 ADUR SPECIAL NEEDS PROJECT Funding was provided to cover staff and rental costs for two months for four play schemes.
12/03/2021 £3,500 £60,600 AMIGOS MULTICULTURAL PRE SCHOOL Funding was provided to cover costs including equipment, staff costs, consumables, room rent.
12/03/2021 £4,000 £97,240 ASHENGROUND COMMUNITY CENTRE Funding was provided towards the day-to-day running costs.
12/03/2021 £4,500 £97,967 BRIGHTON & HOVE INDEPENDENT MEDIATION SERVICE (BHIMS) Funding was provided to enable them to carry out necessary outreach and development work, and to implement the changes, including training staff and volunteers.
12/03/2021 £5,100 £566,307 BRIGHTON FESTIVAL FRINGE Funding was provided to make accessibility improvements to their website and app.
12/03/2021 £4,715 £73,854 RWANDAN YOUTH INFORMATION COMMUNITY ORGANISATION (RYICO) Funding was provided to support a series of virtual family arts workshops, activities and a commemorative event aimed to benefit members of Rwandan and wide communities.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £83,348 CHICHESTER INFORMATION SHOP FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Funding was provided to help promote their work via new and more frequent digital marketing and awareness communications.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £403,908 CITIZENS ADVICE 1066 Funding was provided for a volunteer supervisor/ digital coach, overheads such as insurance and premises costs and training of new volunteers.
12/03/2021 £3,700 £13,870 COMPANY PARADISO Funding was provided towards running their regular weekly drop-in for young people.
12/03/2021 £4,950 £144,918 CREW CLUB Funding was provided to fund a temporary part-time sports worker.
12/03/2021 £4,720 £384,287 CULTURE SHIFT Funding was provided to support the delivery of two mini online Creative Café Career events.
12/03/2021 £5,000 WHITEHAWK COMMUNITY FOOD PROJECT Funding was provided to install fencing, improve toilet and hand washing facilities and essential maintenance of existing structures.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £74,039 DOWN SYNDROME DEVELOPMENT TRUST Funding was provided to support staffing costs.
12/03/2021 £5,000 BEVENDEAN COMMUNITY PUB Funding was provided to enable them to continue their Bevy Meals On Wheels Service.
12/03/2021 £2,500 ENERGISE SUSSEX COAST Funding was provided to help buy and supply residents in crisis situations with emergency fuel vouchers, through their energy advice telephone helpline service.
12/03/2021 £5,000 £217,381 TIME TO TALK BEFRIENDING Funding was provided to support the charity to steadily absorb the growth so they can ensure the befriending model stays quality focused and manages the increase in complexity.
12/03/2021 £1,500 £22,628 CHICHESTER DOWN SYNDROME SUPPORT GROUP Funding was provided to increase online activities.
12/03/2021 £1,000 ASPERGER'S VOICE Funding was provided to cover running costs.
12/03/2021 £1,000 £3,360 COOMBE ROAD PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided towards the purchase of equipment including sensory aids and equipment for the sensory room.
12/03/2021 £2,240 £7,554 LET'S DANCE Funding was provided for room hire, professional dancer tutor fees and videoing a series of dance classes to promote the work of Let's Dance.
12/03/2021 £2,000 WAVES MUSIC THERAPY Funding was provided towards essential core and staffing costs.
12/03/2021 £899 £11,406 7TH CRAWLEY SCOUT GROUP Funding was provided to enable them to purchase new technology.
12/03/2021 £2,138 £352,194 ST MATTHIAS BRIGHTON Funding was provided towards the running costs of a new food bank, including food parcel purchases and the Project Manager's salary.
12/03/2021 £2,000 £19,233 PATINA (PARENT AND TEACHERS IN THE ARTS) Funding was provided to support schools' participation in the Moving On carnival.
03/03/2021 £5,000 £5,636 WORTHING VEGAN FOOD BANK Worthing Vegan Food Bank is completely volunteer led and caters for all dietary requirements with their weekly food parcel service. Funding was provided for food supplies and maintenance costs.
03/03/2021 £5,000 RED MEADOW PRODUCTIONS Red Meadow Productions were established in 2012 to educate young people in the practice and discipline of film-making in all its forms, and to promote the work of young people in film in the wider community. Funding was provided for healthy eating workshops for children in Eastbourne living in food poverty.
03/03/2021 £5,000 ADUR COMMUNITY CAFE COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY Adur Community Cafe tackle food poverty, by providing a pay-what-you-can-afford hot meal & pudding every Sunday, delivered to the door across Adur: Southwick, Lancing, Shoreham and Eastbrook. The café was set up to help the local community through the Covid crisis, to provide healthy meals for those in need. Funding was provided to enable them to expand their services by operating on Friday as well as Sunday night.
03/03/2021 £5,000 £566,278 NOW! CHARITY GROUP LTD Now! Charity Group provide essential furniture, household items and life-changing community experiences to those most in need. Funding was provided to support their furniture relief scheme.
03/03/2021 £3,855 COMMUNITY STUFF CIC Community Stuff CIC run much needed projects in deprived areas, to help make residents happier, healthier and better connected. They deliver engaging life-skills workshops, creative wellbeing and craft sessions, and play. Funding was provided for Cookery Demonstrations at the Seaside Hub each week to show clients how to make the best use of the ingredients on offer from the community fridge.
03/03/2021 £5,000 £93,176 HASTINGS AREA COMMUNITY TRUST Hastings Area Community Trust provides grants to people in need. It also provides accommodation to other local charities, the income from which meets its running costs. Funding was provided towards staff and rental costs associated with running the Pantry Project which supports people in food poverty, mainly living in the town centre of Hastings.
03/03/2021 £3,000 £844,966 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Family Support Work exists to help vulnerable families living in Sussex, facing difficulties in their lives. Practitioners provide a responsive service to families through one-to-one support, home visits, family/group work and playwork. Families also have access to toys, food, clothing banks, Winter Fuel Fund and Holiday Fund. Funding was provided towards Heathy Eating & Budgeting Sessions for low income families.
02/03/2021 £4,800 WARMING UP THE HOMELESS Warming Up The Homeless helps people without a home, one meal, hot drink or change of clothes at a time. Funding was provided for healthy breakfast packs and to provide households in emergency or temporary accommodation with basic cooking facilities, such as microwaves, toasters, kettles, cutlery and crockery.
26/02/2021 £5,000 PETWORTH YOUTH ASSOCIATION Funding was provided to support plans to launch as a Duke of Edinburgh Awards Centre.
17/02/2021 £5,000 £9,443 CHICHESTER HEART FOR HOMELESS Chichester HEART for Homeless is a charity that provides support and help for people who sleep on the street, are insecurely housed or who have previously been homeless. Pastoral support is offered to people of all faiths and none. Funding was provided to enable them to continue with a new service they set up In response to the Coronavirus Pandemic where they provide homeless people with hot takeaway breakfasts every day from a City Centre Church.
17/02/2021 £5,000 BROADWATER SUPPORT GROUP CIC Broadwater Support Group CIC provide support to anyone who requires it, across Worthing, including providing emergency food, uniform and winter coats and top up gas cards. Funding was provided to enable them to source second hand technology to provide to those who do not have access for use during Covid and beyond.
17/02/2021 £5,000 £3,733,567 SUSSEX COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION SCDA builds stronger, healthier, more inclusive communities across East Sussex. A network of community centres, SCDA develops services that are driven by need and community involvement, are person-centred and meet local needs holistically. Funding was provided to establish Peacehaven Community Supermarket to help tackle food poverty and insecurity by offering affordable groceries to people struggling to buy food in Peacehaven.
17/02/2021 £3,300 £8,541 SENSORY SOFT PLAY Sensory Soft Play aims to relieve the needs of children and their families (primarily but not exclusively) with additional needs in Hastings and the surrounding area, through the provision of multi-sensory soft play activities and the running of an online support group for parents and carers of children. Funding was provided to enable them to continue respite sessions in an outdoor setting (community garden) with children growing fruit and vegetables.
17/02/2021 £5,000 £366,561 CHICHESTER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST The Chichester Community Development Trust works with the local communities in North Chichester at the heart of the rapidly expanding mixed social and private housing communities. They empower people by developing skills and supporting projects that create local opportunities, employment and build community spirit. Funding was provided to enable them to continue providing a wide range of practical and physical support.
17/02/2021 £5,000 BILLINGSHURST COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP LTD The Billingshurst Community Partnership (BCP), founded in 2002, comprises a group of volunteers who are dedicated to delivering projects enhancing the well-being of Billingshurst and its surroundings. The members are individuals and representatives of local organizations. Funding was provided to support premises hire, raw ingredients and basic cooking equipment for 5 families per month to learn basic cooking skills, nutrition and budgeting.
17/02/2021 £5,100 ADUR COMMUNITY GATEWAY Adur Community Gateway is a mutual aid organisation set up in response to the pandemic. They provide support including food and other provision to around 200 families. They have been providing this service since the beginning of the pandemic. Funding was provided to allow them to continue to offer this service and expand some areas of support.
17/02/2021 £5,000 WE ARE FOODPIONEERS CIC We Are FoodPioneers run food-based experiences bringing people together to explore food provenance and its interconnectedness with the natural environment. Funding was provided for 180 slow cookers for local families which will be provided with simple recipes.
11/02/2021 £5,000 BRIGHTON GRUB HUB Brighton GrubHub support people in food poverty. They have a plot of land where they address this need by growing and cultivating fresh produce. Funding was provided for a commercial polytunnel, seeds, equipment, insurance and volunteer costs.
11/02/2021 £3,600 ALDERBROOK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Alderbrook Community Association promote and protect the interests of local residents. Funding was provided to support low income families struggling with bills and increased costs whilst children were at home during school closures.
11/02/2021 £5,000 CRIMSHAM FARM CIC Crimsham Farm provides an educational and therapeutic service to the local community, particularly those with additional needs, through animal interaction and outdoor activities. Funding was provided to enable them to reinstate their community food delivery service, utilising their template from the first national lockdown.
11/02/2021 £5,000 £75,124 WOLO FOUNDATION Wolo Foundation help families living in Sussex through their cancer journeys. They support them by offering practical help and support to make their day-to-day lives easier. They work with local businesses and communities to offer families a wealth of services to support them through their diagnosis, treatment and beyond. Funding was provided to enable them to provide shielding beneficiaries with boxes that contain recipes and fresh food to help them build up their immunity.
11/02/2021 £5,000 CUCKFIELD PARISH COUNCIL The parish council of Cuckfield supports local residents. Funding was provided to enable them to support 50 families in need within the village, to top up food supplies with fresh items on a weekly basis, together with support towards their water bills where required.
11/02/2021 £4,925 £912,752 FRIENDS, FAMILIES AND TRAVELLERS Friends Families and Travellers are a community led charity in Sussex, working to end discrimination and achieve equitable treatment of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities. They provide advice and support, via outreach and telephone based advocacy, alongside community capacity building and campaigning. Funding was provided to enable them to provide essentials during the winter months for nomadic persons living in uninsulated homes.
11/02/2021 £5,000 £15,753 RIVERS LEARNING PROJECT COMMUNITY Rivers provides a platform to empower women to take up new challenges. Confidence building, reducing isolation, promoting integration and accessing education are the foundations of their vision. Funding was provided for the continuation of the CHRYSALIS project which supports the local families in Crawley by providing essential items and giving support with bills.
11/02/2021 £5,000 £59,903 HANDS OF HOPE Hands of Hope deliver programmes and activities aimed at tackling rural isolation & food poverty as well as improving the physical and mental wellbeing of communities’ throughout Rother, Hastings & West Kent, by connecting them with nature and each other – “growing together, building communities.” Funding was provided to enable them to continue their Get Growing project and supply 500 Grow Kits to disadvantaged communities throughout Rother and Hastings between April 2021 to April 2022.
28/01/2021 £10,000 £751,912 LITTLE GATE FARM Little Gate Farm supports adults and children with Learning Disabilities & Autism. The charity creates opportunities for paid work for people who are currently excluded from employment. Funding was provided for a Healthy Eating Project, supporting work trainees to learn basic cooking skills, nutrition and food safety on a limited budget. It would also enable them to continue to support those who are most vulnerable with the delivery of supplies and shopping.
28/01/2021 £10,000 HAVENS COMMUNITY HUB CIC Havens Community Hub acted as a base to co-ordinate community help during the coronavirus outbreak. Funding was provided to enable them to develop their Food Cooperative which has been redistributing over half a ton per week of surplus supermarket produce, supporting around 500 people.
28/01/2021 £5,000 £403,908 CITIZENS ADVICE 1066 Citizens Advice 1066 provides general advice to people in Hastings including: benefits, debt, housing, employment, consumer, family, legal, immigration, health and education. Funding was provided to enable them to give financial support to clients in financial hardship for essential items.
28/01/2021 £5,000 £287,307 LEWES DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Lewes District Citizens Advice provides free, independent and confidential advice to anyone on their rights and responsibilities. They promote equality and challenge discrimination. Funding was provided to enable them to give financial support to clients in financial hardship for essential items.
28/01/2021 £5,000 SEDS SUSSEX EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROMES AND HYPERMOBILITY SUPPORT GROUP Sussex Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes and Hypermobility support Hypermobility HSD and Ehlers-Danlos EDS sufferers for children, teenagers and adults with their disorder/symptoms. They help to improve health/mental issues by raising awareness and providing support and activities. Funding was provided to pay for members heating bills (provide blankets etc.) and provide specific foods to cater for allergies, rhinitis, eczema and autism that affects whole families.
28/01/2021 £3,300 FOREST ROW COMMUNITY FRIDGE Forest Row Community Fridge redistribute surplus food with the local community, by businesses and individuals. Funding was provided for food and household items to be distributed to families in need.
28/01/2021 £3,350 £416,752 HORSHAM MATTERS Horsham Matters Ltd provide relief, support and care to people suffering from mental, emotional or physical need. They run a network of Foodbanks across the District. Funding was provided for white goods and essential electronic household equipment for low income residents.
28/01/2021 £5,000 £844,966 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Family Support Work exists to help vulnerable families living in Sussex, facing difficulties in their lives. They provide a responsive service to families through one-to-one support, home visits, family/group work and play work. Families also have access to toys, food, clothing banks, Winter Fuel Fund and Holiday Fund. Funding was provided towards the household fuel and food costs of 484 Sussex families, including increasing fuel efficiency.
28/01/2021 £5,000 £26,856 ROTARY CLUB OF CHICHESTER HARBOUR The Rotary Club of Chichester Harbour help local families in desperate need, via the Chichester Food Bank and referrals from Health Professionals. Funding was provided for their project helping to support vulnerable people of all ages who may suddenly find themselves homeless, impoverished or fleeing domestic abuse, by providing clothing, bedding, furniture, food and technology.
21/01/2021 £5,000 £27,807 BABY2BABY EAST SUSSEX Baby2Baby collect donations of new and used baby clothing and items and redistribute them to families in need within East Sussex. Funding was provided for essential items such as cots, bedding and prams to minimise volunteer contact and respond to increasing demand from vulnerable families during lockdown.
21/01/2021 £4,235 £337,579 MY SISTERS' HOUSE CIO My Sisters' House CIO is the only women’s centre in West Sussex. They support women who are vulnerable with multiple disadvantages such as domestic abuse, poverty, & mental health. They provide information, advice, guidance, support, peer groups, training, counselling, mentoring and more. Funding was provided to enable them to expand their services to meet increased demand.
21/01/2021 £3,213 £77,723 CHICHESTER INFORMATION SHOP FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Chichester Information Shop for Young People offer a free counselling service and drop-in advice service to 13-25 year olds in the Chichester area. Funding was provided to increase their free online Live chat and helpline support for young people.
21/01/2021 £5,000 £93,176 HASTINGS AREA COMMUNITY TRUST Hastings Area Community Trust provides grants to people in need. It also provides accommodation to other local charities, the income from which meets its running costs. Funding was provided to purchase fresh food for families using the Pantry Project.
21/01/2021 £4,890 ECOSWAP CIC Eco Swap CIC was founded to enable the community to reduce plastic and textile waste. They encourage individuals, groups and business alike to make simple swaps in their daily lives to reduce plastic and textile waste. Funding was provided for weekly fresh meat parcels and monthly cleaning supplies for families using their foodbank.
21/01/2021 £5,000 £358,903 EASTBOURNE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Eastbourne CAB provide free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities including benefit entitlements and debt. Funding was provided for financial support for clients in financial hardship, to enable them to pay for essential items.
21/01/2021 £5,000 £142,480 SEAFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH/ TRUST Seahaven Storehouse is part of the Seaford Community Trust / Church, and provides essential food and nutrition for those living in food poverty. They currently support 140 children and 156 adults. Funding was provided for food support for households with children.
21/01/2021 £4,000 £31,854 KEMPTON HOUSE DAY CENTRE AGE CONCERN Kempton House Day Centre helps the elderly in their community by running lunch clubs, activities and events. Funding was provided to help with meals, heating and purchasing blankets for vulnerable families and the elderly during the winter.
21/01/2021 £5,000 BERSTED PARISH COUNCIL Berstead Parish Council support their local community. Funding was provided for fresh food to enable them to give hampers to vulnerable families referred from 3 local schools.
18/01/2021 £5,000 £328,084 UKHARVEST Ukharvest are a ‘for-impact’ perishable food rescue operation, collecting quality excess food from commercial outlets and delivering it, direct and free of charge, to charities that support vulnerable people across the South of England. Funding was provided towards staff and running costs for food distribution in winter months of January - April 21.
13/01/2021 £5,000 £273,036 EDUCATION TRAINING CONSORTIUM SUSSEX The Education Training Consortium Sussex support asylum seekers, refugees and migrants with ESOL courses. Funding was provided towards staff costs and food donations for clients experiencing food poverty.
13/01/2021 £5,918 £518,138 HASTINGS ADVICE AND REPRESENTATION CENTRE Hastings Advice and Representation Centre helps people understand their rights, which benefits they are entitled to and how to claim. They relieve local poverty and improve quality of life for their clients. Funding was provided towards staff costs for drop in advice sessions at 3 food bank venues.
13/01/2021 £3,000 £179,012 SELSEY COMMUNITY FORUM Selsey Community Forum works in partnership with several local groups to meet local needs. They engage in environmental, health, well-being and debt support for the local community. Funding was provided to support 33 families over 17 weeks, providing local food vouchers, fuel top ups and family support workers.
13/01/2021 £5,000 £53,337 VETERANS' GROWTH Veterans' Growth offers horticultural therapy to veterans of the armed forces who are suffering with mental health issues. Funding was provided to enable them to deliver food packages and fuel grants to vulnerable veterans.
13/01/2021 £3,160 £35,471 TYLER'S TRUST Tyler’s Trust provides hope, comfort and ‘normality’ to children and young people who are have a terminal or life-threatening illness. It achieves this through the provision of a simple ‘Gift Box’ family support days and toys and equipment in hospitals. Funding was provided for vouchers for food, clothes, hygiene products and toys which were posted to shielding families.
13/01/2021 £5,000 £40,261 NEWHAVEN BAPTIST CHURCH Newhaven Baptist Church run a food bank supporting between 45-60 families and individuals per week. Funding was provided for food and household items, to enable them to continue this support throughout the winter.
13/01/2021 £5,000 £52,740 LES ALDEN FOUNDATION The Les Alden Foundation is run by local volunteers and supports the residents of Worthing including running the Worthing Food Foundation. Funding was provided for additional food supplies to meet demand for 4 months.
17/12/2020 £10,000 £21,688 ROFFEY INSTITUTE Funding was provided for repair and replacement work on the windows of the village hall.
17/12/2020 £5,000 £179,012 SELSEY COMMUNITY FORUM Funding was provided towards core running costs.
17/12/2020 £25,000 £331,649 SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK TRUST Funding was provided towards a new visitor centre at Seven Sisters Country Park.
09/12/2020 £5,000 DIVERSITY RESOURCE INTERNATIONAL DRI supports Sussex Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) people to achieve their life aspirations through: self-confidence to make positive choices; overcoming barriers: and achieving employment and business development goals. They provide bespoke training courses, mentoring and coaching. Courses are open to all whilst targeted at BAME communities. Funding will continue offer online or telephone bilingual support to those who are isolated or feel vulnerable.
09/12/2020 £5,000 EAST BRIGHTON FOOD CO-OPERATIVE East Brighton Food Co-op was founded to bring healthy food and community cooking to Whitehawk, Bristol Estate and Manor Farm. The events of March 2020 have meant they have sprung into action in support of their community. They will be working and campaigning hard to bring community food, fruit & veg box schemes, cookery classes and enjoyable nutritional educational events. Funding will enable the group to hire an refrigerated electric van and for purchasing an industrial electric oven.
09/12/2020 £3,000 CRAVEN VALE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Craven Vale is a small Council estate in East Brighton which includes significant numbers of young families, people with mental health problems, the elderly, and is nationally recognised as being an area of high deprivation. Funding enabled the group to purchase additional food supplies to help them from February to March 2021 for around 6- 8 weeks.
09/12/2020 £3,440 £2,556,025 STONEPILLOW Funding will support the salary of the part-time coordinator for two months and for food supplies and disposal containers etc
09/12/2020 £5,000 £328,084 UKHARVEST UKHarvest is a national food waste charity, distributing tonnes of donated, fresh perishable food to the vulnerable isolated people across West Sussex. Funding will increase food distribution delivery and collection accross the county. Fuel costs, staffing costs, comms, and a 4 week virtual chefing course.
09/12/2020 £5,000 £72,119 THE TREES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION LIMITED The Trees Community Association runs Willingdon Trees Community Centre for the benefit of local people of all ages living in Hampden Park Ward, Eastbourne. Funding will support members of the community to participate in various courses, First Aid, Mental Health First Aid, Food Hygiene Level 2, Healthy Eating on a Budget, Basic IT Skills, Confidence Building, Employability - CV writing and Job Applications.
09/12/2020 £5,000 £326,566 VOICES IN EXILE Funding will support their frontline food bank service. All of their clients are disproportionately at risk of the impact of Covid-19 both because of their immigration status and because they belong to BAMER communities.
09/12/2020 £4,750 £14,280 NURTURE THROUGH NATURE Nurture Through Nature grow and supply fresh allotment vegetables to local food banks and community centres from three plots at the Moulsecoomb allotments. They run a gardening group from their plots, teaching volunteers food growing skills. They collect surplus produce from other growers at the Moulsecoomb allotments for donation. Funding will support their workers for the first three months of next growing season -February - March 2021 and for seeds and sundries.
09/12/2020 £2,970 £26,258 SEASIDE COMMUNITY HUB The object of the CIO is to further or benefit the residents of Eastbourne and the neighbourhood, without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, race or of political, religious or other opinions by associating together the said residents and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare. Funding will enable the group to purchase a community fridge/freezer.
09/12/2020 £5,000 £44,704 ST ANNE'S TRUST St Anne's Trust was set up to fund a day centre for homeless men and women in B&H. St Anne's Day Centre is the only Brighton day centre which is open to all, enabling them to help foreign visitors who do not qualify as asylum seekers. As well as providing a drop-in centre with hot food the offer some social activities and can offer help with benefits processing, CV preparation, drug counselling etc. Funding will be for a contribution operational costs.
09/12/2020 £5,000 £665,605 OFF THE FENCE TRUST Resisting poverty, empowering people, restoring hope. Off The Fence helps the socially excluded in Brighton & Hove. The charity offers: emergency outreach to homeless individuals and a homeless day centre; a schools programme for 6-18 year olds; and a women’s centre supporting women in crisis. Funding will enable the charity to purchase two mopeds to enable them to deliver food to people in emergency accommodation, food supplies and a p/t staff member to co-ordinate project
09/12/2020 £3,000 £102,347 SEAFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH/ TRUST Funding will support the hire of a Ford Transit Van and a mobile phone for the driver to enable them to deliver surplus food between local foodbanks over a six month period. This is due to the anticipated peak in demand and to ensure more effective sharing of goods.
09/12/2020 £2,850 £3,955,886 TURNING TIDES Funding will provide £2850 towards providing meals over the festive season to local homeless and vulnerably housed individuals.
09/12/2020 £5,000 £72,119 THE TREES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION LIMITED The Trees Community Association runs Willingdon Trees Community Centre for the benefit of local people of all ages living in Hampden Park Ward, Eastbourne. Funding will provide support to families struggling during the school holidays. Running a 'family café', where opportunities to play together along with healthy and simple meals from the 'Foodbank Cookbook' are provided to families in need.
09/12/2020 £5,000 £62,576 DOM'S FOOD MISSIONS #VALUE!
09/12/2020 £5,000 £178,878 ST CUTHMAN'S WHITEHAWK St Cuthman's aim is to be a vibrant community hub, offering a range of programmes supporting local needs and empowering individuals to make long-term changes in their lives. In particular, they support needs around poverty and providing a safe place for the children and youth in the community. Funding is for the costs of running their drop-in service and foodbank
09/12/2020 £5,000 £71,809 LUNCH POSITIVE Lunch Positive provides community based support for people with HIV who have complex needs, diminished physical health, often multi-morbidities, symptomatic HIV (AIDS), HIV and age related frailty, diminished mental health affecting self-care. Funding is for weekly volunteer delivery of cooked food and basic pantry groceries to people in poverty who are unable to access services in-person, and an expanded drop in HIV food bank in Brighton for anyone with HIV in the locality.
09/12/2020 £4,954 THE REAL JUNK FOOD PROJECT BRIGHTON The Real Junk Food Project prepare healthy food for the community from surplus food once destined for landfill. They continue to feed the community throughout the Covid emergency. Funding will be for purchasing Vegware meal containers; paper products which are compostable or recyclable.
09/12/2020 £5,000 VOLUNTEERS NETWORK CIC Volunteers Network is a community interest company that oversees the Eastbourne Volunteers project to get people involved with their community, reducing social isolation, addressing disadvantage and improving community cohesion in Sussex. Funding will launch Eastbourne’s first ‘community fridge’ at Langney Community Centre. ‘Langney Larder’ will give away free fruit, veg, bread, tins, packaged food etc.
09/12/2020 £5,000 BRIGHTON & HOVE FOOD PARTNERSHIP The Surplus Food Network is an alliance of organisations tackling food waste by working with suppliers to distribute surplus to people in need in Brighton, Hove and surrounding areas. Funding will support staff, volunteer and transport costs, training - Food Hygiene Level 2 and Eating Well on Budget 3000 copies - printing & distribution costs
09/12/2020 £5,000 £342,202 BRIGHTON CITY TABLE TENNIS CLUB Brighton Table Tennis Club offer more than simply playing table tennis. They inspire everyone to be the best they can be, instill a lifelong love of table tennis and create a positive sense of community and self in all our players. Funding will support running the food hub and delivery service for a further 10 weeks, they are a recognised food distributor by Brighton Food Partnership.
09/12/2020 £4,640 £142,608 FOOD MATTERS FOUNDATION Food Matters mission is to establish healthy, sustainable, fair food by facilitating and championing strategic work on food, working in diverse communities and across sectors. Funding will adapt their Kitchen Kick Start programme to online participatory group sessions cooking on a budget which will include providing ingredient bags, and engaging cooking skills and recipe videos, made available via online platforms and closed Facebook groups.
09/12/2020 £5,000 £620,035 ONE CHURCH BRIGHTON Rock Farm is a food-growing social enterprise which supports many vulnerable groups and circulates funds back into the wider charity. They focus on high-productivity, low-labour growing methods that capture carbon, and improve soil health as well as being regenerative to the surrounding High Weald environment. Funding will support a for a part-time onsite grower to rapidly increase veg production for marginalised beneficiaries.
09/12/2020 £5,000 WE ARE FOODPIONEERS CIC We Are FoodPioneers is a Worthing based social enterprise, running food-based experiences bringing people together to explore food provenance and its interconnectedness with the natural environment. Funding will build on the success of BATCH, a community led COVID response project that creates nutritious, balanced meals from surplus food that would otherwise go to landfill.
09/12/2020 £5,000 £179,799 ST MATTHIAS BRIGHTON St Matthias are part of the St Peter’s family of churches, and run the St Matthais/Hollingdean Foodbank an official Trussell Trust Partner. Funding will support their part time Project Manager and for purchasing food supplies.
09/12/2020 £5,000 £264,692 ESTEEM ESTEEM offers young adults aged 14-26 opportunities to develop confidence, life-skills & improve well-being. By providing volunteering experience, 1:1 mentoring & training in a safe-space, ESTEEM helps to ease the transition into training, education and employment. Funding will support their cooking programme over the next 12 months. These sessions give young people who are in supported housing an opportunity to learn how to prepare a healthy meal and create a budget.
09/12/2020 £5,000 RAINBOW ACTION GROUP Funding will provide free healthy eating and nutrition workshops for people living in food poverty in Eastbourne. The workshops address the following outcome objectives: • Improvement in food preparation and cooking skills • Advice and guidance on healthy eating and nutrition, including advice on eating well on a budget, and for specific dietary requirements (e.g. vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free)
09/12/2020 £10,000 COMMUNITY CHEF GOOD FOOD FOR ALL CIC Community Chef specializes in developing and delivering community cookery and nutrition programmes. They deliver a range of capacity building trainings, cookery and bakery workshops and course as well as public cookery demonstrations and community catering. Funding will support and extend their programme of community cookery activities for isolated and vulnerable people in East Sussex from April 2021 - March 2022 with a particular focus on supporting people experiencing food poverty.
09/12/2020 £5,000 CHRIST CHURCH WITH ST PHILIP Funding will support essential repair works on their building that offers dedicated food storage, preparation, and dining facilities for our non-discriminatory food services for homeless and vulnerable people in Eastbourne.
09/12/2020 £5,000 VERY LOCAL FOOD HUBS PROJECT Funding is for wages beyond xmas, to see them through to March, to enable to continue delivery of this vital service.
09/12/2020 £1,000 £179,012 SELSEY COMMUNITY FORUM Selsey Community Forum runs a Care Shop. Offers information to newcomers, the community, tourists, social prescribers and agencies. They operate five monthly forums bringing 42 organisations together to plan community development. They oversee 10 community groups addressing sea defence, cycling, loneliness, dementia, befriending activity, carers, meals, funding and communication. Funding is for fresh food produce parcel deliveries
09/12/2020 £700 FOREST ROW COMMUNITY FRIDGE Forest Row Community Fridge redistribute surplus food with the local community, by businesses and individuals. Helping people connect to their communities, access nutritious food, save money and reduce waste. Funding will be used to purchase dairy products and meat for the community fridge, to then be re-distributed to households in need in the village, as identified by the Parish Council.
26/11/2020 £4,948 £38,185 BRIGHTON PEBBLES Funding was provided for staff costs and rent.
23/11/2020 £2,500 £123,266 RYE AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY TRANSPORT Funding was provided to support the running of the 326 Rye Town bus service.
23/11/2020 £4,250 MIDHURST COMMUNITY BUS ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards the cost of a new bus.
23/11/2020 £500 £7,764 RYE WURLITZER ACADEMY Funding was provided to help sustain the group following a drop in fundraising income as a result of COVID.
23/11/2020 £1,000 £17,996 RYE COMMUNITY CENTRE Funding was provided to adapt emergency doors for general use to allow for social distancing measures when entering/exiting the building.
23/11/2020 £500 RYE CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided to enable the club to continue the development of The Rye Cricket Club Junior Section, particularly to foster and encourage those from disadvantaged backgrounds to try out the sport.
23/11/2020 £200 £5,250 PLAYDEN W I Funding was provided towards the caretaking costs during lockdown and for running costs due to a loss of earnings.
23/11/2020 £500 RYE ALLOTMENTS ASSOCIATION Funding was provided to make security improvements to the site.
23/11/2020 £500 £16,200 WINCHELSEA NEW HALL Funding was provided for the interior re-decoration of the hall and entrance lobby.
23/11/2020 £500 £844,966 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Funding was provided towards the staff costs of a part-time family support practitioner for Rye and surrounding villages.
23/11/2020 £800 £2,761,590 MOTHERS UNION Funding was provided for refurbishment and new equipment for their caravan.
23/11/2020 £2,000 £90,413 BEXHILL FOOD BANK RYE BRANCH Funding was provided for office equipment.
23/11/2020 £200 £23,846 RYE HERITAGE CENTRE CIO (RHC) Funding was provided to set up an EPOS/telephone/broadband facility to support the Centre's marketing, booking/reservation and financial management system.
23/11/2020 £200 £19,679,000 1ST PEASMARSH BROWNIES Funding was provided to cover running costs.
23/11/2020 £600 £58,862 RYE CASTLE MUSEUM Funding was provided for IT equipment and development.
19/11/2020 £3,500 £202,222 GURJAR HINDU UNION (GHU) LTD Funding was provided for towards running costs to manage the reopening of the Apple Tree Centre, taking into account COVID guidelines.
19/11/2020 £5,000 £24,922 MARLBOROUGH THEATRE PRODUCTIONS LTD Funding was provided towards core and project costs.
19/11/2020 £3,982 £94,578 HANGLETON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for core staff costs.
19/11/2020 £4,800 £51,474 ENSEMBLE REZA Funding was provided for core staff costs of CEO and fundraiser.
19/11/2020 £5,000 £10,396 BEFRIENDED Funding was provided towards staff costs of a part-time administrator.
19/11/2020 £5,000 SMART DOG EDUCATION CIC Funding was provided to develop on-line learning for people with disabilities.
19/11/2020 £5,000 £665,605 OFF THE FENCE TRUST Funding was provided for IT upgrades and new equipment to enable them to adapt to remote working.
19/11/2020 £5,000 £876,093 JUSTLIFE FOUNDATION Funding was provided for core and project costs.
19/11/2020 £5,000 £883,215 ROCKINGHORSE Funding was provided towards a mental health and wellbeing service for children undergoing treatment for cancer.
19/11/2020 £5,000 £824,803 CREATE (ARTS) LIMITED Funding was provided for core staff costs and evaluation.
19/11/2020 £5,000 £17,229 PARKFIELD EQUINE SOLUTIONS Funding was provided for project costs of lighter touch sessions aswell as admin and volunteer costs.
19/11/2020 £5,000 £190,713 WHOOPSADAISY Funding was provided for project costs associated with conductive education sessions.
19/11/2020 £4,500 £4,085 FRIENDS OF LEWES TREES COMMITTEE Funding was provided to enable the planting of more trees in residential areas where residents have agreed to help with maintenance in their early years.
19/11/2020 £5,000 £699,355,000 BLACK DOWN AND HINDHEAD SUPPORTERS OF THE NATIONAL TRUST Funding was provided for project costs of 'The Wilder Valewood project' aimed at increasing the number of species and the density of plant, insect, bird and animal wildlife.
19/11/2020 £3,155 £2,965 GO YOUTH ACTIVITIES Funding was provided for a new garage and equipment.
19/11/2020 £5,000 £14,829 LANGNEY COMMUNITY LIBRARY Funding was provided for project costs associated with developing the activities available for the community to include a homework club, literacy project and intergenerational activities.
19/11/2020 £3,326 MEN IN SHEDS LANCING AND SOMPTING Funding was provided for tools and supplies.
19/11/2020 £2,613 HILLCREST WOODCARVING CLUB Funding was provided for rent costs for the workshop.
19/11/2020 £3,600 £973,480 THE WAVE PROJECT Funding was provided for project costs associated in delivering The Wave Project at Southwick Beach in 2021.
19/11/2020 £2,587 NATURE NURTURE SUSSEX CIC Funding was provided for staff and volunteer training and running costs.
19/11/2020 £4,300 £39,915 HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL CUCKFIELD PTA Funding was provided towards the cost of an outdoor classroom.
19/11/2020 £4,743 £160,013 ASSERT Funding was provided for staff costs.
19/11/2020 £3,500 £106,305 CANCERWISE Funding was provided towards the cost of offering 175 hours of Telephone counselling over a three month period for cancer patients and their family members aged 16+.
19/11/2020 £5,000 £160,316 HOME-START CHAMS Funding was provided for staff costs to help with the increase of work involved in adapting to COVID restrictions.
19/11/2020 £4,980 £45,091 DIFFERENT PLANET ARTS Funding was provided towards core staff costs for three months, specifically the CEO - 8 days per month and a fundraiser for 4 days per month.
19/11/2020 £5,000 GO LOCAL COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY Funding was provided towards core costs, rent, staff, website and set up of the facility.
19/11/2020 £5,000 £496,357 KANGAROOS Funding was provided towards staff costs involved in delivering a virtual programme to families and face to face activities once restrictions allow.
19/11/2020 £5,000 £475,709 LIFE CENTRE Funding was provided to cover staffing, travel and any other costs involved in sourcing and securing a new office base in Crawley.
19/11/2020 £4,000 £35,975 STEYNING DOWNLAND SCHEME Funding was provided for urgent conservation work to restore the eroded medieval millpond dam and to build an information board, explaining the value of the pond to the local community.
19/11/2020 £2,500 £1,226 TILLINGTON LOCAL CARE (TLC) Funding was provided towards volunteer expenses, operating costs, insurance, literature and honorarium to the Secretary.
19/11/2020 £5,000 £661,454 TOGETHER CO Funding was provided to pilot new ways of digitally helping people suffering loneliness and isolation to re-group after the pandemic.
19/11/2020 £900 £34,335 SAMARITANS HORSHAM AND CRAWLEY Funding was provided for two new computers.
19/11/2020 £1,500 £520,216 NOW! CHARITY GROUP LTD Funding was provided towards an upcycling and furniture repairs project.
19/11/2020 £1,000 1ST BROAD OAK AND PUNNETT'S TOWN SCOUT GROUP Funding was provided to refurbish the toilets and make one more accessible.
19/11/2020 £1,200 1ST NORTHBROOK BROWNIES Funding was provided for membership fees and venue hire.
19/11/2020 £1,000 £37,791 HENFIELD HAVEN CIO Funding was provided for new IT equipment and training.
19/11/2020 £1,800 THE COPPICE AND ANGMERING SURGERY PATIENTS PARTICIPATION GROUP Funding was provided for the purchase of a Microsuction machine and a Blood Pressure machine for the Practice.
19/11/2020 £2,268 BOGNOR REGIS CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided to replace netting and matting.
19/11/2020 £2,000 A TOWN EXPLORES A BOOK Funding was provided for project costs associated with “A St Leonard's Nonsense Botany and Beastery” project with Ed Boxall.
19/11/2020 £2,000 BOGNOR AND CHICHESTER VOICE Funding was provided towards running costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £4,118 CHARITY MENTORS EAST SUSSEX Funding was provided towards staff costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 THE EYE (ECO YOUNG & ENGAGED) PROJECT Funding was provided to help develop an educational recycling hub and make it safe for visiting groups.
18/11/2020 £3,865 WEALD ALLOTMENT GARDENERS ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for an outdoor disability-friendly eco-toilet with a baby changing area and digital guide to keeping a community fridge going.
18/11/2020 £4,937 THE REAL JUNK FOOD PROJECT BRIGHTON Funding was provided for new kitchen equipment.
18/11/2020 £5,000 ADHD AWARE Funding was provided for running costs.
18/11/2020 £4,585 ARUN EXACT CIC Funding was provided for core running costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 ARTYTIME Funding was provided towards the project costs of running a new youth club in Crowborough.
18/11/2020 £5,000 MOVINGSOUNDS Funding was provided to enable to Movingsounds to continue to adapt and deliver services under current restrictions to ensure they can support more people experiencing poor mental health.
18/11/2020 £4,950 £331,649 SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK TRUST Funding was provided towards the project costs of free outdoor learning days for school children
18/11/2020 £5,000 SUSSEX SYRIAN COMMUNITY GROUP Funding was provided towards running/project costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £35,078 SAY APHASIA Funding was provided towards staff costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £531,199 FABRICA Funding was provided for staff costs of 3 volunteer co-ordinators.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £297,673 VOICES IN EXILE Funding was provided for staff and project costs.
18/11/2020 £4,920 £43,001 DRAWING LIFE Funding was provided for remote support via video tutorials, books and advice to enable people to engage from home.
18/11/2020 £4,527 OROMO COMMUNITY IN BRIGHTON AND HOVE Funding was provided for project costs associated with a Mens Health & Fitness project, community meals and an AGM.
18/11/2020 £4,715 BRIGHTON & HOVE RACIAL HARASSMENT FORUM Funding was provided for staff and volunteer costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £19,429 MUMA NURTURE Funding was provided for staff costs associated with launching a new service in St Leonards.
18/11/2020 £4,296 CHICHESTER FOREST SCHOOLS CIC Funding was provided for a project aimed at women who have suffered abuse.
18/11/2020 £5,000 PLASTIC FREE EASTBOURNE Funding was provided for the installation of a refill station near the public toilets at the Holywell Tea Chalet on Eastbourne's promenade.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £27,005 THE FRIENDS OF HALSFORD PARK SCHOOL Funding was provided for new laptops.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £58,007 THE HUMMINGBIRD REFUGEE PROJECT Funding was provided towards staff/running and project costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £34,517 ARTICULATE ARTS LTD Funding was provided for core costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £12,466 CROSSOVER BRIGHTON Funding was provided towards the purchase of a new food truck and running costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 SEAFRIENDS Funding was provided for core costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 VIDA ACTIVE CLUB CIC Funding was provided towards establishing a new exercise group in Goldsmid Ward in Hove and an established session in Maybridge.
18/11/2020 £4,004 £8,622 FORD FORWARD COMMUNITY CHAPLAINCY Funding was provided for staff costs.
18/11/2020 £4,945 RENEGADES YOUTH CLUB Funding was provided for camping equipment.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £192,607 CAP DEBT CENTRE - TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH Funding was provided towards core costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £116,797 REACHING FAMILIES Funding was provided towards core costs the delivery of the core programme for a year including adapted virtual support during COVID restrictions.
18/11/2020 £5,000 HOLDING SPACE Funding was provided for staff costs and volunteer expenses.
18/11/2020 £5,000 RITA PROJECT CIC Funding was provided for staff costs of a part-time co-ordinator.
18/11/2020 £5,761 BLACK MINORITY & ETHNIC COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP OF BRIGHTON & HOVE Funding was provided for the purchase of IT equipment.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £550,191 LEVEL WATER Funding was provided towards a project coordinator, marketing costs, swimming lessons, and monitoring and evaluation.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £29,488 ALFRISTON WAR MEMORIAL HALL Funding was provided for access improvements outside the village hall.
18/11/2020 £5,000 BRIGHTON COOKING CLUB (BCC) Funding was provided towards running costs and a pilot 'recipe box' scheme to increase food education.
18/11/2020 £5,000 EAST BRIGHTON FOOD CO-OPERATIVE Funding was provided for staff costs of a project co-ordinator.
18/11/2020 £2,520 £4,688 BREATHEEASY EASTBOURNE Funding was provided for physiotherapy staff costs of running rehabilitation exercise and education classes to service users with chronic lung conditions during term time.
18/11/2020 £4,284 VYD Funding was provided towards project delivery costs.
18/11/2020 £11,000 £16,818,000 CHRIST CHURCH ORE Funding was provided for kitchen refurbishment.
18/11/2020 £4,790 IRONCLAD CREATIVE CIC Funding was provided for project costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 SEAVIEW PROJECT Funding was provided towards staff costs of a digital inclusion project supporting service users and members to improve their confidence in using digital technology.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £518,554 4SIGHT VISION SUPPORT Funding was provided for a staff costs of a living well co-ordinator.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £470,896 ALLSORTS YOUTH PROJECT Funding was provided for staff and project costs involved in offering support to LGBT+ young people in Hastings and Rother.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £361,006 BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY MISSION Funding was provided for costs associated with running Brighton Food Bank.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £270,798 BRIGHTON AND HOVE SPEAK OUT Funding was provided towards core running costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £228,994 BRIGHTON UNEMPLOYED CENTRE FAMILIES PROJECT Funding was provided for staff and running costs.
18/11/2020 £4,990 £441,869 CAROUSEL Funding was provided for four pilot episodes on Carousel TV sharing disabled people’s skills, talents, humour and creativity on popular accessible platforms.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £432,494 CITY GATE COMMUNITY PROJECTS (FARESHARE PROJECT) Funding was provided towards core costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 COMMON CAUSE CO-OPERATIVE Funding was provided towards project costs associated with running therapeutic gardening sessions at Lewes House Garden for people referred primarily by the ‘Social Prescribers’ based in the Lewes.
18/11/2020 £4,196 £6,164,090 CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE- WEST SUSSEX AREA Funding was provided towards core costs including phone costs and the staff costs of an administrator.
18/11/2020 £3,880 £460,144 DAME VERA LYNN TRUST Funding was provided for two months salary of an Outreach Family Support Worker to enable them to adapt services in light of COVID restrictions to ensure families still feel supported.
18/11/2020 £4,000 £278,460 EAST SUSSEX HEARING RESOURCE CENTRE Funding was provided to update demonstration equipment of assistive devices both at the Centre and on an outreach vehicle. In addition it will pay for an extra lipreading/signing course.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £711,847 EXTRATIME Funding was provided towards the running costs of After School Clubs for children and young people aged 4-16 who have SEND.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £40,736 GOLDEN LION CHILDRENS TRUST Funding was provided for Christmas toy sacks for children with special needs whose families are in crisis.
18/11/2020 £4,688 £463,169 GRASSROOTS SUICIDE PREVENTION Funding was provided for new IT equipment to enable staff to work from home more effectively.
18/11/2020 £7,000 HASTINGS & ROTHER CREDIT UNION Funding was provided to upgrade their banking IT system to be able to deliver an effective service to everyone in Hastings & Rother.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £154,740 HASTINGS AND ROTHER MEDIATION Funding was provided towards staff costs of a Time 2 Talk Project Co-ordinator and Case Worker, as well as a proportion of running costs for this project.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £225,498 HOME-START ARUN, WORTHING & ADUR Funding was provided to implement an improved communication plan to reach out to families and raise awareness of the virtual support available.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £121,921 HOME-START CHICHESTER AND DISTRICT Funding was provided towards the staff costs of a Finance Administrator.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £90,926 ST LUKE'S ADVICE SERVICE Funding was provided towards core costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £188,400 STAY UP LATE Funding was provided for the staff costs of a Community Engagement Manager to develop outreach pathways, connecting new participants that are the hardest to reach, with a particular emphasis on BAME communities and people who are ‘shielding’.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £242,383 SUSSEX ASSOCIATION FOR SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS Funding was provided as a contribution to core staff/running costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £146,965 SUSSEX NIGHTSTOP PLUS Funding was provided towards staff costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £377,363 SARA LEE TRUST Funding was provided to expand the Community Therapy Service (supporting patients unable to attend therapy hubs) to meet increasing demand.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £78,325 TREES COMMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for core staff/running costs.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £675,513 LITTLE GATE FARM Funding was provided for project costs associated with running a Jobs Forum for adults with learning disabilities. This will include venue hire, new laptops as well as supporting staff salaries.
18/11/2020 £3,000 ARTS DREAM SELSEY Funding was provided towards adaptations required in order to run their Autumn Programme whilst complying with COVID guidelines
18/11/2020 £5,000 £51,564 RECOVERY PARTNERS Funding was provided towards staff costs for a peer-supported creative arts and personal history pilot project for isolated older people (60+) living with mental health challenges, in Eastbourne and Hastings.
18/11/2020 £5,000 £44,065 BRIGHTON FESTIVAL CHORUS Funding was provided to support the creation of the annual sell-out Christmas concert at the Brighton Dome - Sussex Sings Christmas - which this year will be a live streamed event meaning a drop in income due to loss of ticket sales.
18/11/2020 £3,990 £152,073 CANCER UNITED Funding was provided for 2/3 bikes adapted for disabled riders to enable them to take part in the Active Sussex Out cycle cancer project.
18/11/2020 £4,997 £594,626 THE GIRLS' NETWORK Funding was provided towards, staff costs, operational and activity costs and overheads.
18/11/2020 £1,500 DANCING FOR FUN AND FITNESS Funding was provided to cover the costs of a community dance practitioner and hall rental given a reduction in income due to COVID restrictions and reduced numbers.
18/11/2020 £1,670 £424,224 HANGLETON & KNOLL 50+ STEERING GROUP Funding was provided for weekly Zoom sessions for Sing for Better Health and for room hire when face to face classes resume.
18/11/2020 £1,870 HOMEOPATHY IN THE SUSSEX COMMUNITY Funding was provided towards core costs to help the organisation adapt to challenges and change as a result of COVID.
18/11/2020 £750 £5,505 SUSSEX ME SOCIETY Funding was provided towards the costs of running a medical conference providing health workers, patients and others affected by ME/CFS with the latest information and how to diagnose and manage the illness.
18/11/2020 £2,020 £3,865 SEASIDE HOSPITAL RADIO, SOUTHLANDS HOSPITAL Funding was provided towards core running costs.
18/11/2020 £1,500 £185,565 REMAP - BRIGHTON AND DISTRICT Funding was provided towards project & running costs.
18/11/2020 £840 CONNECT CAFE - SOMPTING COMMUNITY CHURCH Funding was provided for consumables at the Connect Cafe Shop.
18/11/2020 £2,200 CRAWLEY RANGERS FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided for equipment for a disability football team and garage rental.
17/11/2020 £2,500 £18,117,000 MND ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards the cost of home adaptations for an individual with MND.
17/11/2020 £943 £23,904 THE FRIENDS OF HALSFORD PARK SCHOOL Funding was provided to update a SEN Classroom.
17/11/2020 £800 £4,499,817 CRAWLEY TOWN LIFE SAVING CLUB Funding was provided for a new gazebo.
17/11/2020 £966 ST PETER’S COMMUNITY HALL Funding was provided for the refurbishment of bathrooms.
16/11/2020 £500 METAMORPHOSIS Funding was provided for project costs associated with running art and yoga classes for a number of beneficiaries in Moulsecoomb and surrounding areas.
16/11/2020 £1,000 £33,924 SALAAM FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided for project costs associated with running football sessions for children.
16/11/2020 £1,000 ST GEORGES HALL Funding was provided for materials and equipment for the Resource Centre and towards new storage in the hall to maximise space and capacity.
16/11/2020 £1,000 WHITEHAWK COMMUNITY FOOD PROJECT Funding was provided for running costs such as tools, equipment and other vital supplies.
16/11/2020 £500 BELTA Funding was provided for equipment and project costs to improve green spaces on the Bristol Estate
16/11/2020 £250 BADGERS TENNIS CLUB Funding was provided to fund an LTA registered Level 1 coaching course.
16/11/2020 £500 FLAMENCO & SPANISH GROUP Funding was provided towards the project costs of running flamenco classes.
16/11/2020 £1,000 RAW YOUTH CLUB (GROUP) / NEW LIFE CHURCH (ORGANISATION ATTACHED TO) Funding was provided for six 'end-of-term' outings for the RAW Youth Club.
16/11/2020 £1,000 £46,030 GOOD NEWS BRIGHTON Funding was provided for staff/volunteer training.
16/11/2020 £1,000 WORLD FOOD PROJECT Funding was provided for project costs associated with cook and eat sessions in Bevendean for people who find it difficult to access other groups and need various kinds of additional support.
16/11/2020 £1,000 EAST BRIGHTON FOOD CO-OPERATIVE Funding was provided for an industrial dishwasher for Kingfisher Court.
16/11/2020 £1,000 MOULSECOOMB COMMUNITY MARKET Funding was provided towards rent, storage and project costs.
16/11/2020 £1,000 £9,433 ABC FUND Funding was provided to purchase tickets for families to enjoy a day out, supporting families from East Brighton.
16/11/2020 £1,000 BEVENDEAN COMMUNITY GARDEN Funding was provided for an outdoor community pizza oven.
04/11/2020 £4,576 £258,805 JIGSAW (SOUTH EAST) LTD Funding was provided towards staff costs of a part-time Grief Support Worker (GSW).
29/10/2020 £6,160 £229,045 BRIGHTON MARINA STUDIOS FOUNDATION Funding was provided for project costs working with partner schools and community groups to engage young people.
29/10/2020 £5,000 CRAWLEY COMMUNITY YOUTH SERVICE Funding was provided for a film and media project about the impact of the pandemic on the different groups within CCYS.
29/10/2020 £4,730 £51,474 ENSEMBLE REZA Funding was provided to support development and project work in Crawley.
29/10/2020 £5,000 £24,714 CRAWLEY FESTIVAL Funding was provided to support the curation and delivery of a micro-festival of cultural activity in Crawley remembering, celebrating and exploring the resilience of residents during lock down 2020.
29/10/2020 £4,910 £384,287 CULTURE SHIFT CIC Funding was provided to enable students from Crawley College to gain work experience and career advice by linking with media and digital professionals who will be given support in setting tasks and interacting with the young people online.
29/10/2020 £4,150 WORDFEST CRAWLEY Funding was provided to help widen the reach of Wordfest and grow the festival by encouraging more venues and groups to develop their own Wordfest events to fit in with the core programme.
27/10/2020 £5,000 £178,878 ST CUTHMAN'S WHITEHAWK Funding was provided towards the project costs of a Community Drop-In service, which aims to help break the cycle of poverty in the community.
23/10/2020 £5,000 £103,155 TUPPENNY BARN EDUCATION LTD Funding was provided towards staff costs of an Education Officer.
23/10/2020 £5,000 £266,576 GATWICK DETAINEES WELFARE GROUP Funding was provided towards core staff costs enabling support of people experiencing detention and on release when destitute.
23/10/2020 £5,000 £43,629 STREETLIGHT Funding was provided for 23% of the staff costs of a Sussex (particularly focused on Gatwick and Crawley) specialist Women's support worker.
21/10/2020 £5,000 £897,797 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Funding was provided to help establish a new Family Support project in Rye.
21/10/2020 £5,000 £53,993 BEXHILL FOOD BANK RYE BRANCH Funding was provided towards running costs for six months.
21/10/2020 £3,000 ARTS ON PRESCRIPTION CIC Funding was provided for project costs associated with 'Arts on Prescription Lockdown History Project 2020'.
21/10/2020 £5,000 £123,266 RYE AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY TRANSPORT Funding was provided to ensure that their Homewood School service can run fully through the coming school year.
21/10/2020 £2,000 £107,732 HANDS OF HOPE Funding was provided for core costs.
21/10/2020 £1,700 £7,221 PETT LEVEL PRESERVATION TRUST Funding was provided for equipment to increase the local bat population and for marketing costs to raise awareness amongst local residents and visitors of the importance of caring for green space and its wildlife.
21/10/2020 £1,000 CAMBER COMMUNITY GROUP Funding was provided for printing costs of a community newsletter during the COVID 19 restrictions.
14/10/2020 £5,000 REGIS GYMNASTICS CIC Regis Gymnastics CIC are a gymnastics club providing for those who have difficulty accessing the sport. Funding is for widening their Social Bursary scheme, to all families financially impacted by the pandemic.
14/10/2020 £2,500 £3,571 AUNTIE VAL’S ABILITY CENTRE Auntie Val's works with people with disabilities & other needs, making artisan jams, marmaladem & chutneys which are sold to customers. Funding is for volunteer expenses and PPE for their Covid-19 scheme, decanting dry goods to distribute via foodbanks.
14/10/2020 £5,000 BLUEPRINT 22 Blueprint 22 is a youth led organisation, offering a range of projects and support giving young adults opportunities to grow, develop and move forward with their lives. Funding is for providing support workshops for young people with mental health issues.
14/10/2020 £4,550 BRIGHTON FOOTBALL CLUB (RFU) Brighton Football Club includes the youth community Rugby Club. Funding will be used for PPE, producing newsletters/posters and safety improvements to their clubhouse.
14/10/2020 £5,000 £81,004 BOGNOR REGIS WORTHING SHOPMOBILITY Worthing Shopmobility offers affordable hire of wheelchairs, mobility scooters and other mobility equipment to members of the public with a permanent or temporary disability. Funding is for core costs, to continue their service as the shop is currently unable to open.
14/10/2020 £5,000 £3,733,567 SUSSEX COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION SCDA builds stronger, healthier, more inclusive communities across East Sussex. Funding is a contribution towards a Sompriti Development Worker, focussing on creating opportunities for local BAME residents to share their views, experiences and ideas with local partners and policy makers.
14/10/2020 £5,000 £620,035 ONE CHURCH BRIGHTON One Church Brighton works with people who live on the margins of society, supporting the homeless, low-income families, unemployed people and more. Funding is for the Chomp Project's healthy cooking on a budget workshops and for making a key cooking skills short film.
14/10/2020 £5,000 £125,148 HOME-START EAST SUSSEX Home-Start East Sussex works towards the increased safety, confidence and independence of disadvantaged families living in the county. Funding is for running 'Who's in Charge?' an online child to parent violence programme
14/10/2020 £5,000 LITHUANIAN COMMUNITY OF SOUTH COAST The Lithuanian Community of South Coast run community services offering education, culture and heritage connection activities. Funding is for zoom sessions to educate children in heritage language, history and culture and for running zoom support groups and events later in the year.
14/10/2020 £5,000 £898,470 KING'S CHURCH MID-SUSSEX Kings Mid Sussex run multiple community projects, including King’s Auto Repairs providing free loan cars, car servicing and repairs for people in serious financial difficulty. Funding is to repair approximately 12 cars.
14/10/2020 £5,000 £518,554 4SIGHT VISION SUPPORT 4Sight Vision Support aim to make a positive difference to people living with sight loss by providing support, advice, advocacy and training. Funding is for employing an Accessible Tech Officer to provide face to face technology advice and assistance to clients, ensuring they stay connected.
14/10/2020 £5,000 BEVENDEAN COMMUNITY PUB The Bevy is a community owned pub, providing, hosting and supporting activities making Moulsecoomb and Bevendean a better place to live. Funding is for the continuation of Bevy Meals on Wheels, ensuring that shielding people receive nutritious food and safe social contact.
14/10/2020 £2,500 FRIENDS OF WESTDENE GREEN Friends of Westdene Green enables the local community to come together at The Barn, Westdene, encouraging connections through a variety of enriching activities at their clubs and community events. Funding is to make The Barn Covid secure by installing an automatic door and a fogging machine that sprays disinfectant.
14/10/2020 £5,000 CITY OF ASHES DEPRESSION SUPPORT City of Ashes Depression Support is a community project to support young people in Eastbourne experiencing depression. Funding is for delivering a free, one-day music festival, to support socially isolated people due to COVID-19.
14/10/2020 £5,000 £1,947,776 ST PETER'S CHURCH (SAFEHAVEN PROJECT) St Peter's is a vibrant church located, helping the disadvantaged in central Brighton to regain their hope, purpose and involvement in the community. Funding is for the increased food costs due to increased need resulting from Covid-19.
14/10/2020 £5,000 CREATIVE HEART LITTLEHAMPTON CIC Creative Heart is a vibrant community hub and arts cafe that focuses on: improving physical and mental health and emotional wellbeing. Funding is for installing additional Covid-19 safety features, more specialist cleaning and for training of their team.
14/10/2020 £5,000 £53,993 BEXHILL FOOD BANK RYE BRANCH The Rye branch of the Bexhill Food Bank operates under the umbrella of the Trussell Trust an is staffed by volunteers. Funding will help to meet the current costs of the food bank, which are approximately £1,000 per week. They provide food on average to 200 families per week and purchase 85% of the food they distribute which costs between £500 and £1500. They cannot support the demand solely from donations and need to purchase bulk supplies.
14/10/2020 £4,976 £93,176 HASTINGS AREA COMMUNITY TRUST HACT provide a pantry service, accommodation for charities and other organisations and grants to individuals who need emergency help. Funding is for staffing and PPE to provide wider signposting support.
14/10/2020 £2,500 FITTLEWORTH COMMUNITY SHOP LIMITED Fittleworth Community Shop has been set up to create a thriving and sustainable facility for their residents. Funding is to support their foodbank, Fittleworth Food Angels, providing weekly food boxes to villagers and families of the local school in need.
14/10/2020 £1,500 FRIENDSHIP LUNCH Friendship Lunches is a new Brighton based community group. Funding is to enable the safe delivery of hot meals to old people in their community who are entirely in the vulnerable age category as defined by COVID through the purchase of 50 insulated and leak proof lunch boxes in order that food can be prepared and delivered at the correct eating temperature. Their monthly Friendship Lunch has not been able to function since LOCKDOWN, with members becoming housebound.
14/10/2020 £1,420 GET CURIOUS (MEN'S HEALTH) CIC Get Curious run virtual peer support groups for men in and out of the emergency services. Funding is for IT equipment and a landline telephone.
14/10/2020 £1,500 £13,841,000 RYE & DISTRICT SEA CADETS Rye & District Sea Cadets are a uniformed youth organisation, built on the customs and traditions of the Royal Navy. Funding will purhcase equipment to ensure the unit is Covid-19 compliant, to reopen training.
14/10/2020 £1,100 £6,417 6TH LEWES SCOUT GROUP 6th Lewes Scouts helps young people achieve their full potential by developing life-skills and confidence. Funding is for core costs and for making the venue Covid-19 secure.
23/09/2020 £10,000 ST MARK'S CE PRIMARY Funding was provided for an outdoor learning environment.
21/09/2020 £4,850 BMECP 50+ GROUP To prevent isolation , provide mutual support and to promote the members quality of life and providing a hot healthy meal each week. Sharing information from services and invite services in to talk to them about areas of interest from members. They exchange skills and learn about each other's cultures. They also plan a variety of different activities each week which aim to maintain a healthy mind and body. These include games, discussions, Boccia (they are part of the B&H Boccia league) weekly gentle exercise classes and trips.
21/09/2020 £4,610 LATEST GROUP CIC Funding will support the 'Blackness The Celebration', a festival over three months to showcase the BAME community’s talents: poetry, music, dance & theatre including 6 live events with audiences that will be live streamed.
21/09/2020 £4,830 £214,043 COUNSELLING PLUS COMMUNITY Counselling Plus Community (CPC) works with people (aged 16+) in mental health crisis. Last year over 900 people were provided with professional and effective therapy. Clients present with a range of issues including PTSD, childhood sexual abuse, depression, anxiety, sexual identity, bullying, domestic abuse impact, suicidal ideation and isolation. Funding will support work effectively with people who have made plans for suicide or survived a recent attempt.
21/09/2020 £14,080 £29,061 ADUR VOLUNTARY ACTION Funding will support the development of their Development Worker post to that of Partnerships Manager to undertake work, including services which are driven by Covid-19 such as supporting the development of mutual aid groups.
21/09/2020 £20,000 £453,880 CRAWLEY COMMUNITY & VOLUNTARY SERVICE Crawley Community Action exits to promote, represent and enable the local V&CS and to identify and develop responses to the needs of the community, especially of the people who are at most disadvantage. Funding will support the recruitment of a specialist community development worker on a one-year contract from the BAME community, driven particularly by the challenges and needs arising from the Covid 19 crisis.
21/09/2020 £17,665 £104,930 MID SUSSEX VOLUNTARY ACTION Funding (covering 12 months) is for an additional part-time member of staff to add to the current 1 FTE Community Development team, to develop training, recruiting and supporting volunteers in Mid Sussex in order to underpin and support their 400 member groups, with particular focus on Covid-19 specific advice and support for new and established organisations in order to adapt to changing volunteering needs.
21/09/2020 £10,000 £1,319,359 THE TRUST FOR DEVELOPING COMMUNITIES The Trust for Developing Communities deliver community-led solutions to tackling inequality in Brighton and Hove. They support excluded communities, people from deprived neighbourhoods and young people to build on their strengths, identify issues and deliver solutions. Working with BAME-led organisations, this funding is for six months to support the development of a stronger, more robust and sustainable BAME-led sector in Brighton and Hove.
21/09/2020 £11,473 £434,754 VOLUNTARY ACTION ARUN AND CHICHESTER VAAC Funding is to undertake (1) a research project that engages with the BAME communities in Arun and Chichester resulting in BAME groups leading initiatives going forward and (2) support current and new groups in giving advice and support on how to adapt in the COVID crisis.
21/09/2020 £10,000 £346,132 ROTHER VOLUNTARY ACTION Funding is to further explore the emerging community needs by running a series of focused workshops and from these to develop a specific training and support programme to enable these groups, which have started in a way very different to the ways in which groups normally start up, to develop and adapt to meet the needs they have identified.
21/09/2020 £5,000 £326,566 VOICES IN EXILE Voices in exile work with refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable migrants with no recourse to public funds in Brighton & Hove, East and West Sussex. They offer specialist legal advice, practical support, and a range of activities designed to help people build their own skills, develop resilience, and build community. Funding will support running costs and staff salaries.
21/09/2020 £4,880 £747,312 CRAWLEY TOWN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Crawley Town Community Foundation is a local charity, using the power of sport to engage and inspire people from a range of backgrounds. Working with Crawley Borough Council and the Sussex Cricket Foundation. Funding will deliver multi-sport activities after school (from 3pm-8pm) at 2 adventure playgrounds based in Crawley.
21/09/2020 £4,945 £123,209 SUSSEX NIGHTSTOP PLUS LIMITED Sussex Nightstop co-ordinates with young people and a team of volunteers who provide their spare room on a night-by-night basis to give a young person a safe space from which to resolve their housing problems, so they don’t risk spiralling into long-term homelessness or the dangers of rough sleeping. Funding will support the Directors salary at nine hours per week, over six months.
21/09/2020 £5,000 £1,319,359 THE TRUST FOR DEVELOPING COMMUNITIES Funding will support a particular case worker post in running Brighton's Migrant and ESOL support hub. This provides refugees and asylum seekers living in Brighton with a central point of information used by both clients and referral partners.
21/09/2020 £3,482 £369,271 HASTINGS FURNITURE SERVICE LIMITED HFS is an award winning charity and social enterprise established in 1988 by and for unemployed people. They collect unwanted but re-useable furniture and household goods, selling them at a heavily discounted rate, to people on low incomes in the area. Funding will support Fire Safety training for staff members and equipment.
21/09/2020 £5,000 £2,552,643 AGE UK EAST SUSSEX Funding will support their Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) service for the next three months including; shopping and medicine collections, weekly befriending telephone calls and an accredited information and advice service.
21/09/2020 £5,000 HASTINGS FRINGE FESTIVAL CIC Funding will support the presentation of a special Hastings Community Festival, created by the community, including workshops via zoom and a socially distanced open air festival day.
21/09/2020 £5,000 £87,914 BEEDING AND BRAMBER PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUP Funding will support the Pre-school to retain the staff required to run the facility. The Pre-school remained open during lockdown for the children of key workers and those in real need. The Pre-school incurred costs, but without the associated income and without the funds from additional fundraising usually done by the Committee.
21/09/2020 £4,916 £878,263 TEAM DOMENICA Team Domenica's mission is to help people with learning disabilities discover their career potential, create employment opportunities and remove barriers to work in local communities. Funding will purchase eight laptops, to meet the increased demand on their services resulting from Covid-19.
21/09/2020 £4,753 £242,383 SUSSEX ASSOCIATION FOR SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS Sussex Association for Spina Bifida and/or Hyrdocephalus (SASBAH), provide lifelong support for over 1,000 people in Sussex affected by these conditions, and support their families and carers. Funding will fully adapt and equip the Saspire workshop so that it is safe for service users to return.
21/09/2020 £4,997 £31,866 WISBOROUGH GREEN VILLAGE HALL The Village Hall is owned by the Wisborough Parish Council who have established an independent management committee under Charity Law rules to run it's Hall for the benefit of its residents of the Parish. Funding will support a digital engagement project, including providing IT lessons for older people, creating a charity website for the hall and for purchasing a projector to run film sessions.
21/09/2020 £4,998 £63,758 HANGLETON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding will support core costs to enable the community centre to open during the autumn and winter months, this includes staff salaries, utility bills and cleaning products.
21/09/2020 £5,000 £516,361 HEADWAY SUSSEX LTD Headway offer services to Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) survivors, their families and carers. These include day services; neurological therapies; community support work; advice; and family support. They provide, guidance, advice, training and moral and emotional support. Funding will support essential costs of introducing a new electronic database for case management (CRM) across the next six months.
21/09/2020 £5,000 £1,621,653 FEGANS Fegans support vulnerable children who are affected by issues such as anxiety, self-harm, bullying, domestic violence, abuse and family breakdown using qualified counselling. Fegans also provide parenting support and interventions to families who live in areas of deprivation and struggling in family life. Funding will support core costs towards their manager and counsellor's salary of the family hub in Hampden Park along with Food Bank, a family contact centre and debt advice.
21/09/2020 £4,827 £28,656 ART IN MIND Art in Mind trains young people with experience of mental health issues to become peer mentors and deliver mental health themed art workshops. Art sessions will encourage other marginalised young people with mental health issues to develop confidence and employment skills, as well as alleviating social isolation. Funding will support zoom art sessions, one to one phone calls and in door group sessions (small bubbles Covid secure).
21/09/2020 £5,000 £19,429 MUMA NURTURE Muma Nurture provide support to those affected by infertility, pregnancy and perinatal death through counselling, holistic therapies and support groups. Funding will support counselling over a six month period to enable them to offer additional counselling online to those most in need.
21/09/2020 £2,500 £17,654 EASTBOURNE CHURCHES VISITING LTD Funding will support their telephone befriending service, admin and communication support, distributing information leaflets and a men's garden shed project.
21/09/2020 £5,000 £15,753 RIVERS LEARNING PROJECT COMMUNITY Rivers provides a platform to empower women to take up new challenges. Confidence building, reducing isolation, promoting integration and accessing education are the foundations of our vision. Rivers support vulnerable women who due to social, economic or other lifestyles affected by an invisible barrier to accessing service of established institutions. Funding will support the Phase 2 of the organisations Covid response.
21/09/2020 £5,047 £58,773 SPECTRUM Spectrum Cambridge is a parent led children's charity, providing events, sessions, and support for families of children with Autism, additional needs, learning difficulties, and disabilities. Funding will support their range of digitally enabled services for the families they support in Sussex, including access to a dedicated family worker and child psychology support team.
21/09/2020 £5,000 £1,346,880 BRIGHTON & HOVE COMMUNITY WORKS Community Works work with charities, community groups, volunteers and businesses in Brighton, Hove, Adur and Worthing, so they can make society and local areas better. Funding will help develop the fledgling Adur and Worthing Food Partnership - a collection of large and small voluntary sector projects providing emergency food. Specifically to develop a shared depot between Worthing based projects
21/09/2020 £5,000 TANGMERE YOUTH CLUB Tangmere Youth Club supports young people in the village. Funding will support two youth workers for 2.5 hours a week over the autumn and winter months (through Sussex Clubs for Young People). They will provide a detached service for the youth of Tangmere village who are unable to attend the youth club facility at the village centre regularly due to the restrictions of Covid19.
21/09/2020 £3,642 SEDS SUSSEX EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROMES AND HYPERMOBILITY SUPPORT GROUP They support Hypermobility HSD and Ehlers-Danlos EDS sufferers for children, teenagers and adults with their disorder/symptoms. Funding will support additional administration support including setting up online events, social media management, governance, researching and collating information for members and managing the administration of funding members with activities. They also need to fund one laptop for a Trustee who has EDS.
21/09/2020 £5,000 £40,736 GOLDEN LION CHILDRENS TRUST Golden Lion Children’s Trust supports children with special needs and disadvantaged young people throughout Sussex, arranging visit and events, offering experiences they may not otherwise enjoy. Funding is towards core running costs, in order for the Golden Lion Children’s Trust to survive in spite of the difficulties experienced through the Covid 19 crisis and enable the GLCT to plan ahead with confidence as things improve and gradually return to as near normal as possible.
21/09/2020 £500 £5,505 YOGA FOR ME GROUP Yoga for ME was founded by the Sussex and Kent ME/CFS Society 25 years ago to offer its members the opportunity for physical exercise and relaxation. The Yoga classes are adapted to their needs, and run as an affordable drop-in, as the illness is a fluctuating one. Funding will support and establish on-line yoga classes. Teacher salary and venue hire when they are able to re-open.
17/09/2020 £2,636 BOLNEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Funding was provided for equipment costs, specifically new tables.
17/09/2020 £7,300 BOLNEY PARISH COUNCIL Funding was provided to upgrade and refurbish five fingerposts in the parish.
17/09/2020 £12,390 BOLNEY PARISH COUNCIL Funding was provided for a Mega Swing in Batchelors Field recreation ground.
17/09/2020 £1,000 TEMPO ARTS Funding was provided project costs associated with running a weekly art workshop 'Hidden Spaces' including 3D media and sculptural printmaking.
17/09/2020 £1,000 £97,693 OLIVE TREE CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE Funding was provided to train counsellors to become qualified to provide telephone support to increase capacity.
17/09/2020 £600 £85,811 BATTLE PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUP Funding was provided for building repairs.
17/09/2020 £999 £19,092 BRIGHTON SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB Funding was provided for new equipment to enhance lifesaving training.
17/09/2020 £1,000 £23,996 SUSSEX GREEN LIVING Funding was provided for project costs of the Youth Eco Forum Group
17/09/2020 £1,000 PICK YOUR OWN Funding was provided to enable registration as an AQA Unit Centre.
17/09/2020 £1,000 £10,699 CROSSOVER BRIGHTON Funding was provided towards the purchase of a new food truck and running costs.
17/09/2020 £931 SWEET CIRCUS Funding was provided for new equipment.
17/09/2020 £1,000 D&S HASTINGS YOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided for new equipment.
17/09/2020 £750 PETER HOMER Funding was provided for a one to one programme of 20 sessions of equine facilitated human development and trauma therapy for Peter Homer.
17/09/2020 £1,000 FOOTLOOSE NETBALL CLUB Funding was provided for volunteer development and training.
17/09/2020 £1,000 APEX BASKETBALL ACADEMY Funding was provided equipment and volunteer training.
17/09/2020 £890 BETTER BREATHING COMPANY Funding was provided for venue hire for an exercise to music class.
17/09/2020 £1,000 £24,685 HURST FESTIVAL Funding was provided towards virtual event costs.
07/09/2020 £4,969 RAINBOW ACTION GROUP Rainbow Action Group aim to encourage greater participation in arts activity and promote the physical and mental wellbeing of those in need who are resident in East Sussex. Funding is to support social and learning sessions over six months for older people living in Hailsham and its rural catchment area, to help overcome isolation, promote health & well-being, and reduce anxiety.
07/09/2020 £3,623 WHISTLESTOP ARTS, DRILL HALL STUDIOS Whistlestop Arts is an interactive arts programme whose key aims are to interact with those whose mental health and well-being has been impacted by the effects of Covid-19, leaving individuals feeling lonely and isolated. They aim to inspire those unable to leave their homes to engage in the cultural landscape and to develop their interests. Funding is to develop podcasts engage directly with 15 older people, many with visual impairment, currently unable to attend any social groups.
07/09/2020 £4,572 £12,551 BRIGHTON BEACH PATROL Brighton Beach Patrol is a Registered Charity helping to save lives & protect the vulnerable on Brighton Beach. Funding is to ensure that the drowning prevention patrols and vulnerability patrols can continue, due to mental health issues on the seafront spiking since the government's initial Covid19 lockdown,
07/09/2020 £5,000 1ST BERSTED AIR SCOUT GROUP Funding will help enable this group to continue its services for young people, as they cannot continue meeting at their usual base (primary school). They have secured a former youth centre and need to kit this out with new fixtures and fittings to make it accessible to all.
07/09/2020 £4,789 DEAF CULTURAL OUTREACH GROUP DEAFCOG create activities and projects of value to the Deaf community, aiming to create a better more equal world for Deaf people, one step at a time. Funding is for core costs to continue to adapt their service given current government restrictions, including staff costs, running their community support networks and upskilling beneficiaries technology use.
07/09/2020 £3,600 WILDER LIFE WELLBEING CIC Wilder Life Wellbeing CIC’s provides forest school and outdoor learning to local families, school groups, including those with additional needs. Funding will support their Nature Connection project, which offers essential physical and emotional wellbeing support to ISEND families (Inclusion, Special Educational Needs and Disability Service) through this time of crisis.
07/09/2020 £5,000 BELLTREE MUSIC THERAPY CIC Belltree Music CIC provide music therapy and arts in health services to people of all ages in Brighton and Hove, and Sussex. They are experienced music therapists and arts in health practitioners who work with people who are isolated or distressed due to illness, disability or social disadvantage. Funding is requested to initiate therapeutic work online using music related interventions, delivered by registered music therapists.
07/09/2020 £4,991 £687,322 EDUCATION FUTURES TRUST Funding will support Keyworker salaries, as covid keyworker funding has ceased. The return to school brings a new set of challenges: children need new shoes and school uniforms which are unaffordable. Keyworkers will provide advice, seek funding and support the return to education.
07/09/2020 £4,992 £261,384 BRIGHTON YOUTH CENTRE BYC is a registered charity, offering year-round activities, support and space for young people from Brighton & Hove and surrounding areas of East & West Sussex. Funding will support their virtual support programme, using a combination of platforms for group sessions and one to one support, for the next six months.
07/09/2020 £5,000 CRAWLEY COMMUNITY YOUTH SERVICE CCYS provides regular clubs and outreach sessions for young people. They currently deliver 16 weekly universal sessions for over 350 young people from 2 locations in Crawley. Within their services we encourage young people to build aspirations, learn from their mistakes and give back to the community. Funding will support extra staff costs incurred by Covid 19.
07/09/2020 £2,500 £170,031 ST MARY'S CENTRE St Mary's Church Centre are a church hall providing a space for exercise classes, social activities and a nursery group, to the people of the parish of Felpham, Bognor Regis. Funding will support a thorough clean in accordance with the Government guidelines between sessions and at the beginning and end of the day all hard surfaces, handles, light switches etc, with the specialist products for COVID19 in the Large Hall and Small Hall.
07/09/2020 £5,000 COMMUNITY CHEF GOOD FOOD FOR ALL CIC Community Chef specializes in developing and delivering community cookery and nutrition programmes. They deliver a range of capacity building trainings, cookery and bakery workshops and courses. They also do public cookery demonstrations and community catering. Funding will support their programnme and the partial re-fitting of the kitchen, essential PPE equipment and the added costs of deep cleaning between sessions.
07/09/2020 £5,000 £5,880 MEN TALKHEALTH Funding will support the development of their new website, volunteer training, and to provide support and mental health/wellbeing services to 40 LGBT men living in Brighton
07/09/2020 £5,000 £52,740 LES ALDEN FOUNDATION Funding will support additional food supplies over the next 6 months. This is to meet the increase in demand, with referrals coming via GP surgeries and social services.
07/09/2020 £5,000 £10,941 BABY2BABY EAST SUSSEX Baby2baby collect donations of new and used baby clothing and items and redistribute them to families in need within East Sussex. Items are presented as a gift from the community to the family in their time of need. Funding will support the salary of a project development coord for 4 months, to meet the increasing demands since covid.
07/09/2020 £3,000 £20,384 THE FOUR STREETS PROJECT The Four Streets Project is a group of around 35 volunteers, made up of local residents of Chichester, West Sussex, who work together to provide nightly support to homeless people on the four main streets of Chichester. Funding will support for the provision of food, ppe, sleeping bags, mats, clothing, waterproof boots.
07/09/2020 £2,850 £36,973 PREGNANCY OPTIONS CENTRE Pregnancy Options Centre provides free, unbiased counselling to anyone facing unplanned pregnancy or struggling after a pregnancy loss. They also deliver interactive educational workshops to young people on healthy relationships, STI and contraception, consent, online safety and pregnancy. Funding will support over the next six months for: key staff members salaries, on going training for volunteers and staff, rent for the office and counselling space and the cost of running their helpline.
07/09/2020 £4,400 CULTURE SHIFT CIC Culture Shift is dedicated to improving lives through creative connections.   Our programmes include Arts Connect (for disabled adults), Telling Your Story (mental health for young people) and the Every Sort of People Festival (Lewes, 2017). We have recently extended our portfolio to include work within the Criminal Justice sector. Funding will support the purchase of equipment (laptops), staff training/development,
07/09/2020 £3,990 MID SUSSEX ACTIVE MSA provides young people the opportunity to engage in Sport, Health and Physical activity programmes in schools. Including competitions, professional development, the development of a workforce for local sports (sports leaders and volunteers) and expanding the sporting opportunities for all, both in schools and in the local community. Funding will support a new training programme for young people in seven secondary schools: Sports Leaders training.
07/09/2020 £5,000 PETWORTH TOWN COUNCIL Funding will support for the development of their telephone helpline and buddy scheme to help those most isolated as a result of the pandemic. It will pay for a Project Coordinator post to run the project, volunteer expenses and face coverings/sanitiser.
07/09/2020 £5,000 SUSSEX SUPPORT SERVICE Sussex Support Service CIC offers day care five days a week to older people in East Sussex with dementia and other extra care needs, including those living with Parkinson’s, mental health issues and those who are socially isolated. They provide sessions where unpaid carers have respite while service users are cared for by professional care staff. Funding will support various adaptations to make their facilities 'covid secure' and to enable them to open up again to deliver their vital service.
07/09/2020 £2,000 £237,687 TUNBRIDGE WELLS COUNSELLING CENTRE The Counselling Centre in Tunbridge Wells is a non-profit making charity. They provide a sliding scale of fees and an assisted places scheme to ensure their service is accessible and affordable within the community. Funding will support core costs of their Assisted Places Scheme (APS), to cover the shortfall between the cost of sessions and the amount the client pays, for their Sussex based clients (making up 11% of the total client base).
07/09/2020 £2,250 £13,444,413 EAST MIDLANDS CROSSROADS- CARING FOR CARERS Carers trust East Midlands provides short breaks for carers across England, to relieve the stresses experienced by carers and their beneficiaries. They deliver the highest quality of care to people in their own homes, which allows the carer to take a short break from their caring responsibilities. Funding will support training staff in West Sussex providing short breaks, as referrals have increased.
25/08/2020 £5,000 £273,036 EDUCATION TRAINING CONSORTIUM SUSSEX Education Training Consortium supports asylum seekers, refugees and migrants with ESOL courses. Funding will help them to pay for food distibuted by volunteers.
25/08/2020 £5,000 £2,045,975 WEST SUSSEX MIND West Sussex Mind provides advice and support to anyone with mental health needs, both in the short term and with longer term support. They run a variety of support groups for all ages from 15+. This fuding will help to enhance their new website by producing their own video content by employing two members of staff, a graduate intern and digital services lead. The content would also be used within classroom and event settings when it is safe to re-open.
25/08/2020 £4,000 £331,297 ST NICHOLAS CHURCH St. Nicholas Church in Arundel uses surplus income for community projects. Funding will support the continuation of two Arundel-wide Covid-19 response programmes – the Arundel Community Support Hub and Arundel Community Aid.
25/08/2020 £4,355 GREEN CENTRE CIC The Green Centre provides a program of environmental activities, including carefully researched information and advice, for residents of Brighton & Hove including reuse and recycling, renewable energy, sustainable water, local and sustainable food, sustainable transport, sustainable materials, land and nature, culture and community, euity and fair-trade and health and happiness. Funding will help them to adapt their services in light of covid guidelines,
25/08/2020 £4,713 £49,635 GROW PROJECT Funding will support four four-week courses for 16 people in total over the next six months. In addition it will support staff costs, contribution to overheads and running costs, advertising and additional PPE costs.
25/08/2020 £5,000 £154,044 PCC OF ST MARY'S CHURCH, KEMP TOWN St Mary’s, Kemp Town is committed to tackling social isolation and loneliness in its neighbourhood with a range of outreach activities which are open to all, regardless of faith. Funding is for the refurbishment of accessible toilet to enable them to safely reopen community facilities.
25/08/2020 £5,000 £119,194 TUPPENNY BARN EDUCATION LIMITED Tuppenny Barn offers opportunities for children and young people to learn about horticulture, cookery and healthy eating, to foster healthy lifestyles and emotional wellbeing. Their weekly horticultural therapy gardening project supports vulnerable adults and all activities at Tuppenny Barn are delivered in line with their ethos of sustainability. Funding is for core costs to support the project.
25/08/2020 £3,870 WELL BALANCED KIDS Well Balanced Kids teaches yoga and mindfulness to children and young people. Prior to March 2020, classes were delivered in schools to targeted vulnerable pupils – those on pupil premium, with special needs or with emotional behavioural difficulties. Funding will help to increase on-line resources, to reach more children and young people.
25/08/2020 £5,000 £184,963 DIAL-A-RIDE SOUTHERN SERVICES Dial a Ride Southern provides a transport service for those in the local community who cannot use mainstream transport. Their fleet of accessible minibuses transport older people, people with disabilities and those otherwise disadvantaged. Funding will be used to minimise fare increases and pay for 1,000 additional journeys for the most vulnerable and isolated in the community.
25/08/2020 £4,500 £35,507 HOVE & ADUR SEA CADET UNIT (T.S. KING ALFRED) Hove & Adur Sea Cadet Unit (T.S. King Alfred) is a youth organisation and independent charity, affiliated to the Marine Society and Sea Cadets. They currently have 48 cadets. Funding is towards making both the Lizard Boating Station in Shoreham Harbour and the Marmion Road Drill Hall covid safe, sanitising/cleaning over next sixmonths and to develop a secure medical area at the Boating Station should anyone become ill.
25/08/2020 £4,870 MOONLIGHT DREAMS Moonlight Dreams encourages young people to become healthier and more active through greater participation in non-competitive sport. They create opportunities to participate in circus skills workshops. Funding will enablie children in Polegate to participate in a six-month programme of circus skills workshops
25/08/2020 £5,000 JUST FRIENDS Just Friends provides reacreational facilities to the people of Eastbourne, experiencing loneliness and/or isolation. Funding will support an administrator for six months.
25/08/2020 £5,000 £179,012 SELSEY COMMUNITY FORUM Selsey Community Forum runs a buddy system providing every resident the offer of practical, emotional and social help. Funding will support four one-hour support groups. Each will be supported by two staff who will also be available for individual sessions for up to eight hours per week. This service will start in September initially for 15 weeks.
25/08/2020 £4,000 £46,030 GOOD NEWS BRIGHTON Good News Brighton is a small charity based in Moulsecoomb that provides hot food and activities for low income families.Funding will help to fund a 'pop-up' event in early September with activities for children, a two-course meal for each family member, and fruit and veg box for each family.
25/08/2020 £5,000 £60,493 EASTBOURNE BIRD AID Eastbourne Bird Aid is a small charity that specialises in the rehabilitation of gulls/seabirds. They work with the local community offering volunteering opportunities to learning disabled and autistic adults. Funding will help to cover core costs and volunteer expenses.
25/08/2020 £5,000 £82,119 SIRI GURU SINGH SABHA OF CRAWLEY Siri Guru Singh Sabha is a charity in Crawley that organises and runs regularly weekly events for the Sikh community. The Gurdwara is a place for anyone to attend for prayer, reflection, socialising and having warm food, free and served to all. Funding will help to pay for core costs, due to loss of income from closure, to enable the reopening of services.
25/08/2020 £3,835 £12,339 FRIENDS OF MANOR GREEN COLLEGE Friends of Manor Green raises funds to benefit all young people with special educational needs and disabilities in order that they all benefit from a range of opportunities, such as community inclusion projects to enrichment learning and educational opportunities. Funding is for a 'live streaming' event to bring the community together, which will replace their annual festival.
25/08/2020 £5,000 SUSSEX SYRIAN COMMUNITY GROUP Sussex Syrian Community Group is a community organisation run by Syrian people living in Sussex. It provides a drop-in advice surgery and case-work support, especially to families and people newly arrived in the UK. It organises social and educational activities, including language classes, music school and gatherings for the whole community.Funding will help to give voucher support to 50 families, including asylum seekers to contribute to the cost of food, school uniforms, bills and transport.
25/08/2020 £5,000 £10,957 THE OYSTER PROJECT The Oyster Project initiates creative award-winning voluntary community action by people with physical disabilities of all ages and older people. Funding will enable them to deliver their services and support through zoom, core costs, and costs of a qualified practitioner.
25/08/2020 £5,000 £72,073 NEW LIFE FOUNDATION C/O NEW LIFE CHURCH CRAWLEY Funding will pay for a part-time co-ordinator position, volunteer expenses, food safety and hygiene certificated training, storage shed for food and freezer.
25/08/2020 £2,000 MATTHEW 25 MISSION Matthew 25 Mission support homeless and disadvantaged people in Eastbourne. Funding will support their meal service and cost of additional key worker, continuing their crisis support work.
25/08/2020 £649 WEALD ALLOTMENT GARDENERS ASSOCIATION Weald Community Fridge combines ‘growing your own’ with preventing food waste. Alongside the fresh fruit and vegetables that their allotment-holders offer, they’re inviting local companies to donate surplus produce to those in food poverty. Once a month, Soup Sunday offers a hot lunch to older isolated people. Funding will enable them to purchase a dishwasher to assist them with delivery of their Soup Saturday project.
24/08/2020 £5,000 BLACK BUTTERFLY Funding will help to purchase refurbished bikes to provide transport opportunities and health benefits, the bikes will be used for work and leisure. It will also be used to refurbish iPads especially young people in secondary education but not in receipt of the Government's computer assistance scheme.
24/08/2020 £5,000 £4,025,725 ASPIRE SUSSEX LIMITED Aspire Sussex provides community-based adult education that is vibrant, accessible and sustainable, and responds to the needs of our local communities.Funding will enable them to deliver training on-line and adapt for a return to priority face to face learning. It is for laptops, cameras and visors for ESOL students as face masks make it difficult to learn languages.
24/08/2020 £5,000 £93,967 BRIGHTON EARLY MUSIC FESTIVAL LIMITED Brighton Early Music Festival deliversdynamic events designed to make music from the last 1,000 years relevant and exciting to modern audiences. Funding will support for their digital festival, BREMF@home, through 10 high quality multi-media programmes showcasing professional and emerging artists filmed in Sussex locations and further afield, available to view across two weeks in October.
24/08/2020 £5,000 £77,723 CHICHESTER INFORMATION SHOP FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Funding will support their core-costs, as per budget. This will help during a time where they have experienced income loss due to covid and taken a decision to move to new premises which will allow them to operate social distancing measures which are unworkable in the current building.
24/08/2020 £5,000 £53,993 BEXHILL FOOD BANK RYE BRANCH The Rye branch of the Bexhill Food Bank operates under the umbrella of the Trussell Trust an is staffed by volunteers. Funding will help to establish adequate stock of non-perishable food to supply on demand. The aim is to provide food for three meals per day for three weeks for a maximum of six weeks although this is often longer, due to the delays in state benefits and other means of support.
24/08/2020 £5,000 £975,197 ARUN AND CHICHESTER CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Arun and Chichester Citizens Advice provides free, independent and confidential advice on rights and responsibilities and helps people with their everyday problems. Funding will support a 1 full-time advisers for three months to support in triaging telephone calls, providing initial advice and allocating ;call-back appointments'.
24/08/2020 £5,000 COMMON CAUSE CO-OPERATIVE Common Cause Co-operative works to support sustainable farming, facilitate wider access to local foods, and encourage more direct involvement in growing food.They manage a community orchard of heritage fruit trees and a community allotment. Both are run along organic principle and have a membership scheme which allows us to bring in some income to cover basic costs. Funding will help to cover core costs for six months.
24/08/2020 £5,000 £1,034,423 COMMUNITY TRANSPORT SUSSEX CIO Funding will be used to partially offset their reduction in income during the lockdown period, and the reduced capacity due to social distancing measures.
24/08/2020 £5,000 CONCENTUS Concentus makes singing available to all ages and opens the minds of participants to differing styles of music . Funding will support delivery of Zoom singing sessions, forming a virtual choir, particularly to support those who are self isolating, shielding and do not have family locally.
24/08/2020 £4,790 BRIGHTON COOKING CLUB (BCC) Funding will support the running of the Club until Jan 21. It will allowthe group to continue its work in supplying meals to 70 people locally; expand its work into a wider geographical area, doubling its beneficiaries; and pilot work providing food education to those who are physically able to produce their own meals independently.
24/08/2020 £2,460 3VA EASTBOURNE 3VA supports voluntary and community action across Eastbourne, Lewes District and Wealden. Funding will enable them to transfer all training programmes to online delivery so that voluntary and community groups who are supporting people affected by the coronavirus pandemic in Wealden, Eastbourne and Lewes, can continue to access low cost, high quality training either face to face or online as necessary.
24/08/2020 £800 £127,809 CHILDREN WITH CANCER FUND (POLEGATE)(CWCF) Children with Cancer Fund is a small charity based in Polegate that grants wishes to children up to the age of eighteen and their families who have/have had cancer across East Sussex, Brighton & Hove. Due to the current circumstances,they have cancelled all of their fundraising activities, family events and caravan holidays.Funding will support their meal delivery service.
24/08/2020 £1,000 £915,821 ADUR DISTRICT WOODCRAFT FOLK Adur Woodcraft Folk aims to build a sustainable world, on rights, equality, friendship, peace & co-operation. Funding will support the distribution of activity packs to low income families through local foodbanks. The packs are put together by Co-op Community Space volunteers and contain craft items, small toys and activities.
11/08/2020 £5,000 POSITIVE ROUTES TO WELLBEING C.I.C. Positive Routes for Wellbeing C.I.C. aim to empower all ages to develop confidence, emotional resilience and to support them to become more self-aware. They help to equip people with skills and strategies to manage everyday stresses and life’s overwhelming challenges. Due to the Covid-19 crisis they have decided to open this agency sooner than planned. Thiis funding will support online, moving to face to face support as soon as it is responsible to do so.
11/08/2020 £8,400 £118,762 ST JAMES' TRUST (SEAFORD) LTD St James Trust (Seaford) undertake voluntary/community work in education; provides welfare/social services; support for young people and parents; care and support for older people, and provides other charitable activities for residents of Seaford, neighbouring Newhaven, and surrounding villages. Funding will continue to provide daily telephone contact/visual social media, and support to people in isolation, giving regular positive social connections with our community, volunteers & users.
11/08/2020 £4,740 £5,477 WINGS TO FLY Wings to Fly is a charity that supports St Marks Primary School in East Sussex a small, rural, village school of 92 pupils. Children are from a range of socio-economic groups with a higher than average number with special educational needs. They aim to provide activities, opportunities and equipment to maximise childrens enjoyment, education and achievement. Funding will support their COVID mental health support for 20 families/ children within the village and Buxted village for 12 weeks.
11/08/2020 £4,260 HOLDING SPACE Holding Space is a not for profit community organisation whose primary aim is to support parents, carers, children, teens and young adults who are facing mental health challenges living in Eastbourne, and wider East Sussex. Funding will support a pilot project to work with parents whose children are aged 7-13 and have anxiety. Six weekly support sessions will be offered via telephone or online.
11/08/2020 £5,000 SELSEY BUDDY SUPPORT Selsey Buddy Support is a community group that has been set up as a permanent service to replace Selsey Mutual Aid group, providing residents with practical support and friendship. Funding is for a field worker to mentor, participate and train growing staff numbers for four months, for a new premises rental and equipment costs.
11/08/2020 £5,000 RITA PROJECT CIC The Rita Project works in rural East Sussex raising awareness and supporting those experiencing Domestic Abuse. Their aim is to live in a society where challenging domestic abuse is at the top of the agenda and its impact on individuals and communities is fully recognised. They run projects in schools and rural communities and with homeless people. This funding for six months will support no -specialist SCDA workers with specialist domestic abuse expertise and knowledge in a time of increased demand. Their partnership will ensure they can bridge the gap between the support function of SCDA and the specialist knowledge of The Rita Project, enabling an informed and appropriate response for people experiencing abuse.
11/08/2020 £5,000 BRIGHTON FOOD FACTORY Brighton Food Factory was founded in January 2020 to address food inequality in Brighton. They source fresh produce from local farms to fulfil orders from food projects across the city addressing food poverty, selling the goods at just above cost price. Funding will support salaries to continue plans to become a permanent central food hub to support and supply ongoing food poverty projects.
11/08/2020 £2,500 £3,710,650 AGE UK WEST SUSSEX, BRIGHTON & HOVE Age UK West Sussex offers a free and confidential information and advice service for people over 50, their families and carers. Funding is for staff costs of their Covid 19 First Response Team, running a phone line giving advice, information, sign posting and referrals to other organisations. The follow up team provide a befriending service.
11/08/2020 £3,781 REDWOOD PRODUCTIONS LTD Redwood Productions, previously Bootcamp Productions, provide opportunities for professional and artistic development for aspiring creatives are provided through the Redwood Performing Arts Trust. This funnding will support adapting their venue to meet social distancing guidelines, including purchasing sensor taps, tables and volunteer training. Once open, they will provide a programme of free events and creative workshops for socially isolated people in Eastbourne.
11/08/2020 £3,274 SUSSEX ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY The Sussex Archaeological Society are a membership organisation for those interested in the history and archaeology of Sussex. They open six historic properties with museums to the visiting public, providing education services for children. Funding is for adapting their Fishbourne site to adhere to social distancing measures, enabling the site to reopen. This includes putting up barriers for a one way system and cough screens.
11/08/2020 £5,000 £178,878 ST CUTHMAN'S WHITEHAWK Funding will support the next six months of increased salary costs for their drop-in Co-ordinator (increase from 1 day to 3 days). This extra resource is needed as a result of the four-fold increase in Whitehawk Foodbank since lockdown started
11/08/2020 £5,000 £71,809 LUNCH POSITIVE Funding will support the project for six months, for the employment of two sessional workers to support the combined increased demand on all services and transitional period of re-starting and re-modelling their HIV lunch club, social support activities, and volunteering programme.
11/08/2020 £5,000 £222,127 HOME-START ARUN, WORTHING & ADUR Home-Start supports local families who are going through tough times including bereavement, parent /child disability, feeling isolated and poor mental health. They offer a unique home-visiting service whereby trained volunteers provide emotional and practical support to families 2-3 hours a week for, 6-9 months. Funding will support ten families with multiple challenges negatively affected by lockdown, both through weekly phone calls and visits.
11/08/2020 £7,000 £4,857 SUPER SIBLINGS Funding will support a new website design and build and venue hire cost. This website will help further support families and Super Siblings during COVID by providing useful information and helpful resources. Good reference received from Karl Parks Crawley Community Action.
11/08/2020 £15,000 DIVERSITY RESOURCE INTERNATIONAL DRI supports Sussex Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) people to achieve their life aspirations through: self-confidence to make positive choices; overcoming barriers: and achieving employment and business development goals. They provide bespoke training courses, mentoring and coaching. Courses are open to all, whilst targeted at BAME communities. Funding will enable the group to employ a Race Equality Community Development Worker for six months.
11/08/2020 £5,000 £32,078 BATTLE FESTIVAL Battle Festival aims to advance education across the creative arts, in particular, but not exclusively, by running an open access arts and culture festival in Battle each October for public benefit. Funding will support the provision of online and open-air activities for Battle residents who have been severely affected by social isolation during the COVID-19 lockdown.
11/08/2020 £5,000 STRIKE A LIGHT CIC Strike a Light-Arts & Heritage CIC is a community organisation based in Brighton & working across Sussex. They aim to provide affordable, accessible creative arts and heritage to the public, as well as artistic products to be enjoyed by all, and to set up arts and heritage activities, projects and programmes for the wider community in the South East. Funding will enable them to adapt their training service to online, including purchasing IT equipment for a six month period.
11/08/2020 £2,500 £1,864,147 SUSSEX BEACON The Sussex Beacon is a 10 bed Hospice based within Brighton caring for patients with HIV as well as other secondary underlying conditions. Funding is for purchasing a new washing machine for their inpatient unit and for increase communication costs both online and leaflets/posts.
11/08/2020 £4,792 FELLOWSHIP OF ST NICHOLAS FSN provides effective and professional caring action without discrimination, for children, young people and families suffering the effects of poverty, disadvantage, neglect and abuse. Funding is for purchasing new IT equipment enabling the use of skype/zoom to support continuous home and offsite working.
11/08/2020 £5,000 £13,431 BRIGHTON PIP LTD BrightPIP aims to change the future for vulnerable babies, providing free parent-infant psychological therapy (PIP) to prevent maltreatment and support parents to have positive relationships with their children. Funding will increase capacity to respond to the change in needs and increased demand from local vulnerable families who are struggling to cope with the mental health impacts and isolation of COVID 19. Costs include purchasing one tablet and staffing costs.
11/08/2020 £4,956 £266,576 GATWICK DETAINEES WELFARE GROUP Gatwick Detainees Welfare Groups provide; i) emotional and practical support to 700 men whilst held in two Immigration Removal Centres at Gatwick Airport and after release, ii) work to promote fair treatment, iii) raise awareness of their situation. Funding is for intern costs of working two extra days on their destitution fund and other administrative duties and £1,260 for supermarket vouchers for released detainees, to be spent between September 2020 and February 2021.
11/08/2020 £5,000 £747,312 CRAWLEY TOWN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Crawley Town Community Foundation is a local charity, using the power of sport and football, to engage and inspire people from a range of backgrounds. Working with Crawley Borough Council and the Sussex Cricket Foundation, this funding is to deliver multi sport activities throughout August for up to 50 children aged 5 to12 years old. The aim of this project is to provide children with experiences and opportunities who may not usually get access to holiday provisions or cannot now due to COVID-19.
11/08/2020 £8,000 HASTINGS COMMUNITY TRANSPORT Hastings Community Transport provides accessible and affordable transport for anyone who has difficulties in accessing public transport. They adapted their during covid 19 to become a shopping and delivery service to their members. Funding is for core costs to enable the continuation to shop, increase the use of the telephone check-in service, deliver food parcels and help people with essential journeys in a safe way.
11/08/2020 £5,000 £160,013 ASSERT Assert supports adults with Asperger Syndrome and High Functioning Autism and their parents, partners or carers by providing advice, information, resources, advocacy, social inclusion activities, volunteering opportunities, support to improve well-being and reduce isolation, training and educational courses, mentoring support and benefits support. Funding will support with additional costs of partial home/ new office working.
11/08/2020 £1,900 MUSIC WELL CIC The Music Well provides music therapy and musical activities. Their aim is promoting health and well-being to people with a wide range of health issues from autism, depression, learning difficulties, trauma and dementia. We also work closely with families experiencing social isolation and deprivation promoting improved well-being. Funding will support the running therapist sessions and to increase sessions, and admin fees.
11/08/2020 £1,000 LIVESTOCK Funding will support online support groups on Zoom for up to eight first-time pregnant women, each lasting 2 hours. It will would pay for facilitators' time in training, planning, running and debriefing after the group.
04/08/2020 £1,000 £52,533 HORAM VILLAGE HALL Funding was provided for a new tarmac service in the recreation ground and two concrete table tennis tables.
04/08/2020 £750 UCKFIELD COMMUNITY RADIO LTD Funding was provided to purchase four replacement studio chairs for the volunteer presenters and their studio guests.
04/08/2020 £960 £35,471 TYLER'S TRUST Funding was provided for fundraising staff costs to compensate for loss of fundraising income from events during COVID.
04/08/2020 £500 WEALD ALLOTMENT GARDENERS ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for a polytunnel, shelving and growing equipment to support the 'Community Fridge', project.
04/08/2020 £850 £176,498 GURJAR HINDU UNION (GHU) LTD Funding was provided for maintenance costs to repair their centres gate.
04/08/2020 £1,000 BOGNOR REGIS TOWN YOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided for high netting to prevent footballs going onto the main road.
04/08/2020 £1,000 £154,044 PCC OF ST MARY'S CHURCH, KEMP TOWN Funding was provided to improve the accessible toilet in the church hall.
04/08/2020 £800 LITTLE COMMON SPORTS PAVILION The grant will be used to go towards the refurbishment of the changing rooms.
04/08/2020 £500 UPPER BEEDING FC Funding was provided towards the costs of setting up a new youth / U18s team at Upper Beeding.
04/08/2020 £1,000 £31,842 NAUTICAL MUSEUMS TRUST, THE SHIPWRECK MUSEUM Funding was provided for website development.
28/07/2020 £5,000 VERY LOCAL FOOD HUBS PROJECT The Very Local Food Hubs Project was established in response to Covid-19, to improve access to fresh and affordable food in East Brighton, serving residents of Moulsecoomb, Bevendean and Bates Estate. They provide a weekly affordable, quality food box service ordered by phone/email and delivered or collected safely from a local hub. Funding will help subsidise next step provision; beyond free and short term emergency food parcels, by offering 'pay a little' options.
28/07/2020 £3,000 £4,831,474 THE CHASELEY TRUST The Chaseley Trust provides facilities and specialist services for the long-term nursing, respite and day care of adults with complex disabilities as a result Acquired Brain Injuries, spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, and motor neurone disease. The multi-disciplinary approach to care includes physiotherapy, occupational therapy and an activities programme. Funding is for a premier Thermometer to enable them to be able to maintain a Covid-19 free residential home.
28/07/2020 £4,250 MOULSECOOMB BANGLADESHI WOMEN'S GROUP Moulsecoomb Bangladeshi Women's Group has been supporting its community for more than 10 years. The group gives women a space to come together and share information about the services available in Brighton. Funding will be used to pay for transport costs for collecting food and essential medical appointments, also for online art and cookery classes.
28/07/2020 £5,000 DEANS SENIOR TEA CLUB The Deans Senior Tea Club provides three multi location weekly clubs for older people. Funding will be used for a range of core/running costs, including PPE equipment, office costs, PR, befriending phone line and dedicated co-ordinator post.
28/07/2020 £5,000 £63,801 CHICHESTER BOYS CLUB Chichester Boys Club develops the skills of young people, adults and vulnerable members of the community, in a safe and caring environment with the emphasis on fun. Funding will support core costs including rent and staff salaries for the next six months.
28/07/2020 £5,000 £49,141 PATHWAYS TO HEALTH Pathways to health works with people with drug, alcohol and mental health issues, providing acupuncture as a therapeutic service. They run drop-in clinics where people sit together and receive their treatments in a group. Funding will be used to re-open the clinic, based at Cornerstone Community Centre. This includes Practitioner and staff costs, volunteer expenses, medical equipment and PPE.
28/07/2020 £5,000 £1,519 HAILSHAM FESTIVAL OF ARTS AND CULTURE Hailsham Festival is an annual celebration of music, theatre, dance, art, literature and culture. Funding will support the involvement of residents in the planning, management and delivery of the virtual community festival, which is particularly linked to rural isolation which has deepened during the pandemic.
28/07/2020 £7,288 £232,684 EAST SUSSEX RECOVERY ALLIANCE (ESRA) CIC ESRA supports people in recovery from drugs and alcohol, reducing isolation and increasing engagement in purposeful activity. Funding will support the adaptation of their hubs to ensure they meet Covid-secure guidelines, including adding perspex screens, purchasing PPE and sanitising stations.
28/07/2020 £4,892 £3,733,567 SUSSEX COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION SCDA builds stronger, healthier, more inclusive communities across East Sussex. Funding will support the design, production and distribution of leaflets, giving advice and information on how to access specialist support for Lewes District residents experiencing poverty and financial insecurity. It will also support Lewes District residents to access welfare benefits advice and casework from a specialist benefits advisor.
28/07/2020 £4,975 £3,733,567 SUSSEX COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION SCDA builds stronger, healthier, more inclusive communities across East Sussex. Funding will support 13 vulnerable people with complex needs and experiencing financial hardship to participate in six 50-minute sessions of one-to-one counselling support with no fee over the next four months.
28/07/2020 £5,000 £15,020 PELICAN PARCELS Pelican Parcels collects new and pre-loved essential items for babies and children ages 0-10 years, from cots and clothes, books and toys, prams and playmats and distributes them to vulnerable families/carers in Brighton & Hove. All donations are sorted by a bank of volunteers. Funding will support rental costs on local storage in 2020 to help increase the organisations capacity and use their partnerships to support more people.
28/07/2020 £5,000 £130,845 OLIVE TREE CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE Olive Tree Cancer Support Centre relieves the physical and/or mental distress of persons diagnosed with Cancer and their partners, families, friends and carers. Funding will be used to make the required adjustments to both their Support Centre at Crawley Hospital and the Information Hub at Horsham Hospital to ensure they are Covid-19 secure environments, allowing them to reopen their doors.
28/07/2020 £3,349 IRANIAN COMMUNITY CENTRE BRIGHTON AND HOVE Run by and for Iranian people, the ICCBH encourages the community to support each other and to remember and celebrate all the positive aspects of Iranian language and culture. They organise events, activities, sports and celebrations for our community throughout the year. Funding will support the organisation of online and outdoor events, of their shopping delivery service and to provide weekly meals for those isolating.
28/07/2020 £5,000 £330,002 SPRINGBOARD PROJECT Springboard supports disabled children, young people, and their families by delivering fun, supportive and inclusive short break sessions. Funding will be used to continue opening the garden and disabled toilet/changing room within the centre to families who have children/young people with disabilities.
28/07/2020 £5,000 £23,971 SALAAM FOOTBALL CLUB Funding will be used to continue their delivery service of food parcels and prescriptions to low-income Black, Asian and minority ethnic and Refugee households, also to provide assistance with energy/ broadband/ phone credit bills and provide four families with tablets.
28/07/2020 £5,000 £155,286 WHOOPSADAISY BRIGHTON Whoopsadaisy helps children with physical disabilities live as independently as possible. They use a conductive education approach which focuses on what children can do, rather than what they cannot do. Their current focus is to continue to offer zoom sessions for each child, support for parents and regular songs and daily living tasks. They provide tailored support according to need. Funding will also help with the Covid-related drop in fundraising income which has reduced since March.
28/07/2020 £4,950 £878,738 BRIGHTON & HOVE COMMUNITY WORKS This funding will ensure the City’s Coronavirus Help Directory thrives and develops over the next six months, providing a single destination where vulnerable people and their friends, family and carers can go to find help.
13/07/2020 £5,000 £53,337 VETERANS' GROWTH Veterans' Growth offer horticultural therapy to veterans of the armed forces who are suffering with mental health issues, such as anxiety, depression and PTSD. Funding is for making additions to their site including a poly tunnel, an outdoor loo and a paved garden area as they reopen their service.
13/07/2020 £5,000 £54,119 THE GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH OF ST MARY MAGDALENE The Greek Orthodox Church provides social activities, events and workshops for all in their community, including a lot of migrant families. Funding is to ensure the Church is safe to reopen their services by carrying out essential repairs, including to the ceiling, the roof and cellar.
13/07/2020 £4,889 £229,045 BRIGHTON MARINA STUDIOS FOUNDATION Funding will support freelance staff/admin team costs to July not covered by other emergency funding, so they can keep the virtual lights on whilst adapting to new online activity. This will help create specific areas on the website with information, classes and tutorials to enjoy and take part in, plus dedicated social channels for wider engagement. This will provide funding for more dedicated staff earning and bring forward our Leadership & Volunteering ideas through online forums with young people.
13/07/2020 £5,000 EAST SUSSEX CREDIT UNION East Sussex Credit Union is a not-for-profit savings and loans co-operative. Funding will help to fund more zero-interest Covid-19 crisis loans. They have issued nine loans to people effected by the crisis from the previous grant and the loan pot is now depleted. The continued need for this kind of emergency loan is evident and this grant will enable more people manage their finances through this period without having to turn to high-interest lenders or loan sharks.
13/07/2020 £10,000 £39,756 OSCAR'S WISH FOUNDATION Oscar's Wish Foundation offers understanding and support to parents, family and friends who have experienced the devastating loss of a precious baby. Funding is for maintaining counselling sessions including online workshops.
13/07/2020 £5,000 TECHRESORT CIC TechResort CIC's mission is to run a successful, ground-breaking digital education programme, providing informal computing and IT workshops to people of all abilities and backgrounds. Funding is for staff costs and equipment to continue running projects including loaning IT equipment to those without working from home and providing online education resources of families in isolation.
13/07/2020 £5,000 £437,478 EMMAUS HASTINGS AND ROTHER Emmaus enables homeless people to rebuild their lives through a network of self-supporting, residential communities and associated social enterprises. It aims to enable socially excluded people to regain control of their lives and rediscover a sense of purpose. Funding is to help to cover income shortfall and to cover core running costs- business interruption insurance not cover Covid-19. Running costs include utilities, rent, vehicle costs, salaries, volunteer expenses and food for the period.
13/07/2020 £10,000 £211,179 PEOPLE MATTER TRUST People Matter support people to progress in work, training, education or volunteering including providing CV and interview skills. Funding is to pay staff salaries to keep advisers working, providing their much needed services.
13/07/2020 £3,350 £457,027 OUTSIDE IN Outside In provides a platform for artists who find it difficult to access the art world for reasons including health, disability, isolation or social circumstance. Funding is for providing one to one support sessions for artists, workshops, online training and a virtual gallery for displaying art works.
13/07/2020 £5,000 CHICHESTER FOREST SCHOOLS CIC Chichester Forest School provides sessions for children and families to increase confidence and self esteem through learning new skills and to significantly improve mental and emotional well-being using Forest School activities such as cooking over an open fire and woodcraft. Funding will support the delivery of the Nature Connection sessions for primary aged children struggling with anxiety and poor mental health and also to run well-being sessions for the parents.
13/07/2020 £5,000 WE ARE FOODPIONEERS CIC We Are FoodPioneers is a Worthing based social enterprise, running food-based experiences bringing people together to explore food provenance and its interconnectedness with the natural environment. Funding is for coordinating and facilitating their BATCH weekly sessions, consisting of volunteers preparing, cooking and delivering 200 meals a week, to those most in need.
13/07/2020 £10,000 £578,200 EXTRATIME Extratime provides inclusive out of school activities for children and young people with and without special educational needs and disabilities. At their clubs and schemes, children have fun, play with friends and develop their skills, whilst giving parents short breaks from the demands of caring for a disabled child. Funding will help to cover the costs of running Portslade Village Centre for three months enabling the support of Extratime families by running summer holiday youth schemes.
13/07/2020 £5,000 AUTUMN STONE Autumn Stone was formed and is run by peers with lived experience of mental ill-health. Funding is for their ‘Peer Support Project’, engaging with people who are socially excluded, isolated and experiencing poverty, through phone calls, interactive video platforms and e-mails.
13/07/2020 £10,000 £892,821 DEMENTIA SUPPORT Dementia Support is working to transform dementia care across West Sussex and beyond. In May 2018, they opened the first dementia community hub in the UK - Sage House - where all those affected can easily access services, advice, and activities under one roof. Funding will help to deliver virtual Day Breaks and continue developing their volunteer befriending scheme over the next three months.
13/07/2020 £5,100 £93,176 HASTINGS AREA COMMUNITY TRUST Hastings Area Community Trust provides grants to people in need. It also provides accommodation to other local charities, the income from which meets its running costs. Funding is for the continuation of their Pantry Project, supporting people in need with food, for the running costs of the project. It will pay towards one staff member and the rent of the premises.
13/07/2020 £10,000 £36,601 MAYFIELD AND FIVE ASHES COMMUNITY SERVICES (MAYFACS) Mayfield & Five Ashes Community Services promote community based services and support for people living in their parish, focussing on combatting loneliness and isolation. Funding is for staff costs of their covid 19 support, including prescription collection, shopping delivery and befriending service. It is also for post lockdown volunteer training and to run a community transport scheme.
13/07/2020 £9,465 £287,307 LEWES DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Funding will help fund a part-time staff member to provide specialist debt and welfare benefits casework for the 'newly indebted'; those families and individuals who have never missed a rent/mortgage or council tax payment before but who are facing a shortfall and are seriously at risk from doorstep lenders or racking up credit card bills that they can no longer service.
13/07/2020 £3,779 £24,669 WAYFINDER WOMAN TRUST The WayfinderWoman Trust is a volunteer led, female run organisation that supports women in building self-confidence and skill sets to overcome barriers to success, providing free workshops, coaching and support. Funding is to enable the organisation to adhere to social distancing guidelines through setting up an online chat facility on their website, purchasing smaller office furniture and installing screens.
13/07/2020 £5,000 £722,657 FEEDBACK Feedback works to combat food waste and to build a sustainable and healthy food system. An expert voice, they are regularly called upon by business and government for advice, and a practical actor, running projects and community events to utilise surplus food and prevent food waste. Funding is to train a local person who has been in long-term unemployment to work in their kitchen and be paid the Living Wage Foundation wage. It will also help to pay for additional kitchen equipment.
13/07/2020 £3,994 £11,776 UK EGYPTIAN COPTIC ASSOCIATION The UK Egyptian Coptic Association promotes the social inclusion of people of the Coptic Christian faith of Egyptian nationality, this includes people seeking asylum and granted refugee status. Funding is for providing online tutoring to children in years 5 to 8 and for ingredients for their cookery classes.
13/07/2020 £3,776 STONE QUARRY CREW Stone Quarry Crew bring their East Grinstead community together through running social events and their community café. Funding is for their community fridge meal delivery project, to purchase kitchen equipment, sanitiser and for fuel costs.
13/07/2020 £10,000 £328,084 UKHARVEST UKHarvest is a national food waste charity, distributing tonnes of donated, fresh perishable food to the vulnerable isolated people across West Sussex. Funding is for coordinating and re-training volunteers following workplace social distancing guidelines.
13/07/2020 £4,010 £145,053 CREW CLUB The Crew Club provide access to a range of activities for children, young people and families living on the Whitehawk Estate, one of the top 10% most socially and economically deprived areas in England. This includes a Youth Drop-in, Safe Start after school club, Active Tots, Running Club, football and boxing. Funding is to adapt their work and offer a new 12 week project to 15 of their original group and 10 new members to improve mood, reduce stress and increase levels of social connectedness.
13/07/2020 £7,860 RELEASE COUNSELLING AND THERAPY FOR WOMEN Release provides one-to-one counselling, couples counselling and therapeutic groups for women from vulnerable backgrounds in Brighton & Hove. Funding is for continuing their online Mummyshock 10-week counselling group, aiming to build resilience in new mums experiencing or at-risk of developing mental health problems.
13/07/2020 £9,408 £807,818 MOMENTUM CHILDREN'S CHARITY Momentum promote and protect the physical and mental health of children with cancer and/or a life limiting condition. Funding is to reduce isolation for families through the provision of respite breaks in their West Sussex holiday home or on their Thames riverboat.
13/07/2020 £5,000 CHRIST CHURCH WITH ST PHILIP Funding is to undertake emergency refurbishment of their facilities at Christ Church with St Philip to provide essential services and support for homeless people in Eastbourne at a time of acute crisis due to Covid-19.
13/07/2020 £3,500 LIFESIZE CIC Lifesize CIC provide music for wellbeing in Hastings and the surrounding area. Funding is for purchasing computer equipment and online software tools to enable high quality online communication and collaboration.
13/07/2020 £5,000 RUSTINGTON PLATINUM SOCIAL CLUB Rustington Platinum Social Club support and encourage the over 60's to have a healthy, happy and active retirement, delivering a weekly social club and specialist exercise classes. Funding is for purchasing Grandpads (Tablets for elderly) and providing 'how to stay safe online' support and classes.
13/07/2020 £5,000 £21,149 SOUTH HEIGHTON VILLAGE HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE The South Heighton Village Hall is used for wide range of activities including WI, Parish Council, exercise groups and first aid trainers, enjoyed by people from Denton, Newhaven and South Heighton. Funding is for essential running costs whilst the hall is receiving no income from being closed.
13/07/2020 £5,250 £490,413 BRIGHTON WOMEN'S CENTRE Brighton Women's Centre advocates for women, by working in partnership and leading on the development of women-centred policy and practice. Funding is for core support to enable them to start planning for what the new Brighton Women's Centre Service offer will look like to better reach and support beneficiaries across Sussex.
13/07/2020 £10,000 £380,713 KANGAROOS MID SUSSEX Funding is to restart some of their face to face activities for their members during the summer holidays, offering twenty four sessions of two hours each during August enabling them to support 72 young people.
13/07/2020 £10,000 SEAVIEW PROJECT Seaview offers an open access wellbeing centre and linked services, focussed on the needs of homeless people and people insecurely housed in Hastings and St Leonards. Funding is for the continuation of their delivery service providing food, toiletries and other goods to vulnerable people.
13/07/2020 £4,500 £116,635 COMMUNITY WISE Community Wise provides community facilities and activities for an average of 3,500 people of all ages and backgrounds per month, including over 1,100 older people. This grant will support the group with its running costs over three months from July - September 2020 in order that they can continue their ongoing phone support scheme, even as they move to reopen (which incurs cost of adaptations, at a time when they are short of money).
13/07/2020 £5,000 £131,068 BRIGHTON PERMACULTURE TRUST Brighton Permaculture Trust promote sustainability, biodiversity and community cohesion though running courses in horticulture, fruit growing, sustainable design and building plant community/school orchards. They manage 6 small organic orchards, provide opportunities for volunteers and collect unwanted local fruit and make fruit juices. Funding is for the production and distribution of fruit juices to Fareshare.
13/07/2020 £2,000 £229,702 DISABILITY ARTS ONLINE Funding is for Mental Health first aid training for all staff, increasing the amount of one-to-one support time for beneficiaries and to increase activity through participatory activities including artist talks, Zoom socials and online meet-ups on specific topics.
13/07/2020 £620 £87,740 BATTLE PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUP Battle Pre-School Playgroup offers play opportunities to children (aged 2-5). This grant is for a laptop and a mini ipad to support the administration of the group off site (social distanced).
13/07/2020 £600 £7,662 LONG FURLONG GROUP OF THE RIDING FOR THE DISABLED ASSOCIATION Long Furlong Riding for the Disabled Group make available ponies and horses to provide therapy, sporting achievement and enjoyment to adults with physical and/or mental disabilities. Funding is for core costs to enable the group to remain open and be ready to welcome back clients allowing the continuation of subsidised riding lessons.
13/07/2020 £1,000 £144,918 CREW CLUB The Crew Club. provide access to a range of activities for children, young people and families living on the Whitehawk Estate, one of the top 10% most socially and economically deprived areas in England. Funding will support their Family Wellbeing Project, which will produce and distribute 30 parent and carer wellbeing packs, 40 new teen care packs for young people aged 12-16 years, and 20 child arts and craft activity packs for those aged 7-11 years.
13/07/2020 £500 NORTHIAM COMMUNITY FRIENDS HELPING HANDS Northiam Helping Hands are a community support group run by local volunteers, who provide a range of free services to their neighbours including food delivery and befriending. Funding is for the groups core costs, including public liability Insurance, a mobile phone contract and costs for procuring DBS checks for newly signed up volunteers.
13/07/2020 £1,374 RELATE NORTH & SOUTHWEST SUSSEX Relate North and South West Sussex is an independent charity, proving counselling for all relationships types including couples, individuals, families and children. Funding is to continue adapting their service to social distancing guidelines by purchasing re-conditioned laptops and peripherals.
13/07/2020 £140 £40,114 CYCALL CYCALL provides adapted cycling equipment for adults and children who are unable to use a standard bike due to age, disability or illness such as dementia. They plan rides along the beautiful Worthing promenade and welcome residents and visitors to Worthing to use the adapted bikes. Funding is for PPE equipment including face shields and sanitiser for the restart of their service in mid-August 2020.
03/07/2020 £10,000 £61,137 THE SPIRE ARTS Funding was provided for an upgrade to the lighting system.
03/07/2020 £4,920 THE EYE (ECO YOUNG & ENGAGED) PROJECT Funding was provided to support the annual Worthing & Adur Eco-Summit.
03/07/2020 £10,000 BREATHING SPACES COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY Funding was provided for a work experience programme on their heritage flower farm and veg project.
03/07/2020 £11,000 ALBOURNE, SAYERS COMMON & TWINEHAM PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL Funding was provided for building costs associated with a new toilet facility in the grounds adjoining the church.
03/07/2020 £10,000 FRIENDS OF HOVE LAGOON (FOHL) Funding was provided to help create gardens with raised beds and sensory plants surrounding the two pavilions.
03/07/2020 £6,559 £58,741 ACTORS OF DIONYSUS Funding was provided for project costs associated with 'Savage Beauty' an open-air show for the 2020 Brighton Fringe.
03/07/2020 £10,000 £49,329 PEDAL PEOPLE Funding was provided for staff costs.
03/07/2020 £2,688 £6,659,515 SOUTH DOWNS LEISURE Funding was provided towards the cost of running the GreenDreams community festival, encompassing a wide range of environmentally friendly groups and activities.
03/07/2020 £6,787 SHERMANBURY PARISH COUNCIL Funding was provided for Speed Indicator Devices and a new finger post, ensuring the heritage of the parish.
03/07/2020 £8,272 TWINEHAM PARISH COUNCIL Funding was provided for new finger posts and picnic benches.
03/07/2020 £100,000 ADUR & WORTHING COUNCILS Funding was provided towards the capital costs of building a café in a new science based park.
03/07/2020 £10,000 SMARTER UNIFORMS Funding was provided for staff costs of a business development manager.
03/07/2020 £6,690 £79,109 REFUGEE RADIO Funding was provided for project costs associated with a weekly walking group to enable people suffering from PSTD and depression to improve their wellbeing through engagement with the South Downs and the natural environment.
03/07/2020 £10,000 £620,035 ONE CHURCH BRIGHTON Funding was provided towards the staff costs of a part time grower at Rock Farm aswell as materials to help increase and expand their growing zones.
03/07/2020 £1,238 WEALD ALLOTMENT GARDENERS ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for equipment costs and volunteer training.
29/06/2020 £4,770 £312,112 WEALDEN CITIZENS ADVICE Wealden Citizen's Advice provides support to those most in need in the community. Clients are five times more likely to be living on a low income than the general population and three times as likely to be living with a long term health condition or disability. Funding will support staff and volunteer expenses from their Crisis response for the next three months.
29/06/2020 £5,600 COMMUNITY STUFF CIC Community Stuff CIC run much needed projects in deprived areas of Eastbourne helping make residents happier, healthier and better connected. They deliver engaging life-skills workshops, creative well-being and craft sessions. Funding is for the continuation of their soup delivery service to older people in their community, including for purchasing food, equipment and PPE.
29/06/2020 £4,976 £177,152 CHICHESTER COUNSELLING SERVICES Chichester Counselling Service aim to promote positive mental health and to improve the well-being of their community in West Sussex by offering an accessible and affordable counselling service to anyone in need, suffering hardship or distress, particularly those from a high deprivation area or in severe financial difficulty. Funding will support the cost of providing counselling to those most in need.
29/06/2020 £10,000 £615,084 CITY GATE COMMUNITY PROJECTS FareShare Sussex re-distributes surplus food to vulnerable people across Sussex.They do this by delivering this food to charity partners (food banks, shelters, hospices, etc) who use it to feed their clients. They have 150 volunteers to sort, store and deliver the food using refrigerated van to 140 charities. Funding will support the core costs of the charity as they respond to the increase in demand for their service from Covid 19.
29/06/2020 £10,000 £1,947,776 ST PETER'S CHURCH (SAFEHAVEN PROJECT) St Peter's is a vibrant church located in Central Brighton, aiming to help the disadvantaged in their community to regain hope, purpose and involvement in the community. They offer programmes and support to young families, youth and homeless people, including a weekly hot meal, drop-ins for both men and women and running a winter night shelter. Funding will support the cost of food purchases for their food hampers and meals.
29/06/2020 £8,964 £1,390,980 POSSABILITY PEOPLE LIMITED Possibility People provide free, independent information and support to everyone including disabled people, their carers, families and friends. Aiming to support and involve disabled people to have equal rights, a voice and control over issues affecting their lives. Funding will support three months core costs to continue supporting their beneficiaries in their crisis response.
29/06/2020 £10,000 £600,093 LODGE HILL TRUST Lodge Hill Trust is an outdoor education centre near Pulborough for schools, youth groups and adults. Funding will support a contribution toward the salaries of a small core team of staff who are working toward the re-opening of the Lodge Hill site.
29/06/2020 £10,000 £520,216 NOW! CHARITY GROUP LTD The Now! Charity Group offers low-cost furniture and white goods to low-income families, alongside providing the opportunity for residents in the community to access training to learn a variety of skills from their centres in Eastbourne, Hailsham and Lewes. Funding will support their Furniture Now and Training Now projects in Eastbourne and its surrounding area, of whom, will support nearly 3000 people in the next 6 months.
29/06/2020 £9,000 £15,465 UCKFIELD VOLUNTEER CENTRE Uckfield Volunteer Centre match individuals and groups interested in volunteering with appropriate opportunities in the community. They also provide free services including advice; community support; community/business lunches & trainings. Working with 150 local organisations, they build the capacity of the sector, enabling people and organisations to do things for themselves. Funding will support staffing costs, (manager 20 hour per week), admin and safeguarding support.
29/06/2020 £5,000 £1,149,401 ACTION ON ELDER ABUSE (HOURGLASS) The Hourglass mission is to end the harm, abuse and exploitation of older people in the UK. As the UK’s only charity focused on the abuse and neglect of older people, they staff a free-to-call helpline. Funding will support the running costs of the Sussex project; a peer group and one to one support.
29/06/2020 £5,000 £508,127 ST PAUL'S CHURCH & PARISH CENTRE St Paul’s Church and Parish Centre is open every day to the community. It is used for community events and local activities that support homeless people, refugees, people with mental health issues, children, and older people. Funding will support their adapted service, including running a phoneline, sending weekly newsletters and collecting and delivering food.
29/06/2020 £9,897 £1,864,147 SUSSEX BEACON The Sussex Beacon is a 10 bed Hospice based within Brighton caring for patients with HIV as well as other secondary underlying conditions. Funding will support a HIV Community worker role. This is a keyworker role, offering support at home to improve patients access to medication including antiretrovirals and essential day to day supplies, to offer practical support to alleviate low mood, improve physical health and overall wellbeing.
29/06/2020 £10,000 £837,523 TOGETHER COLLECTIVE Together Co run a city-wide befriending service, currently they are redirecting all client support to telephone interactions and running fast-track matching. Their befriending service includes help with shopping, food delivery and support with communicating online. Funding is for a new CRM system to more efficiently meet the increase in demand for their service.
29/06/2020 £10,000 £217,381 TIME TO TALK BEFRIENDING Time to Talk Befriending specialise in befriending to vulnerable older people aged 80+ who are experiencing chronic loneliness and social isolation. Funding will support them in expanding their service in response to the increase in demand during lockdown. It will enable the group to continue to pay for additional staff and running costs for their work in West Sussex and across the whole charity.
29/06/2020 £9,125 £19,776 MANZI FOUNDATION Manzi Foundation support local not for profit organisations to assist disadvantaged local communities, providing well-being support & access to learning and employment for the beneficiaries. They lead community support primarily in the deprived areas of Hastings & Rother. Funding will support the community identified through their C-19 emergency project just completed (with help from a Sussex crisis fund award).
29/06/2020 £10,000 £897,797 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Family Support Work promotes the welfare of families, helps to alleviate stress and conflict in the home and aims to prevent family crisis and breakdown. Funding is for towards the costs of their family support practitioners who are supporting families most affected by coronavirus, with regular contact, deliveries of food and children's activities from their enhanced foodbank service, and helped with fuel bills through their fuel fund.
29/06/2020 £5,200 MAKING THEATRE GAINING SKILLS CIC Making Theatre Gaining Skills (who have recently been supported by SCF through general funding) offers a new approach to solving long-term unemployment. They have a proven record of helping jobless people build their confidence and learn new skills. Their innovative theatre-based approach provides transferable employment skills to some of the most disadvantaged local people. Funding will prepare a makerspace training centre in Bognor Regis.
29/06/2020 £8,875 £86,586 ROTHERFIELD ST MARTIN Rotherfield St Martin is a community-led and award winning charity that supports older people in the Rotherfield Parish, East Sussex. Their aim is to prevent social isolation and loneliness in our rural community. Funding will support expanding their remit to become a community hub for all.
29/06/2020 £5,000 KENNEDY ST & CO CIC Kennedy Street CIC supports people in recovery from addiction and those with mental health problems to sustain their recovery, help themselves and become active members of their community. Funding will support the move to online and phone support, as well as providing emergency food deliveries to the people and their families who they support. It will also enable the service to continue for three months.
29/06/2020 £1,700 LITTLEHAMPTON HERITAGE RAILWAY ASSOCIATION The Littlehampton Miniature Railway runs along the seafront between Norfolk Gardens and Mewsbrook Park. The railway is operated by the Littlehampton Heritage Railway Association (LHRA), in association with Arun District Council. The railway is staffed entirely by volunteers, who are all members of the LHRA. Funding will support the install of a purpose built "Ticket Office" which will have a perspex screen and have power, so that electronic payments can be taken.
22/06/2020 £5,000 MERIDIAN FM RADIO This is a not for profit, Ofcom licensed community radio station for East Grinstead and surrounding areas. They exist to grow community cohesion, promote local events, grow local businesses and inform 100,000 plus people of charitable events and they also attend to support. The studio is currently in lockdown so this funding will provide home studio equipment for the presenters as well as software and licenses.
22/06/2020 £4,927 £114,753 LITTLE GREEN PIG WRITING PROJECT Little Green Pig offers accessible, creative opportunities to young people who are experiencing social, educational or economic disadvantage and as a result may be struggling with literacy, self-esteem, confidence or communication issues. They run free writing projects for 7-18-year olds. Funding is for staff salaries and running costs during the lockdown period. This will enable the group to continue delivering and managing their interactive digital programme.
22/06/2020 £3,680 £9,397 VISION FOR A BETTER FUTURE (SOOF EGG) Soof Egg aims to develop the capacity and skills of the members of the Somali community, to alleviate social and economic disadvantage. They promote equality and diversity by advancing education, raising awareness and promoting activities to foster understanding between people from diverse backgrounds. Funding will support 21 refugee families, and two single refugee people, for two months by providing food parcels and telephone calls.
22/06/2020 £5,000 £184,963 DIAL-A-RIDE SOUTHERN SERVICES Dial a Ride Southern services provides transport for people in the local community who cannot use or access mainstream transport. Their fleet of accessible minibuses provide a service for older people and those with disabilities, helping them to remain connected and promoting independence. Funding will support adaptations to their service to meet government social distancing restrictions.
22/06/2020 £5,000 £179,012 SELSEY COMMUNITY FORUM Selsey Community Forum run a buddy system providing every resident the offer of practical, emotional and social help. Buddies help with food shopping and prescription pick ups for vulnerable and shielding residents. Buddies will also act as a community watch, in partnership with the community warden and police, sharing information about scams and local criminal activity. Funding will support and expand the buddy system as demand has risen for this service during the lockdown period.
22/06/2020 £5,000 £54,795 LEISURE & LEARNING (HASTINGS) Leisure & Learning aim to ‘activate and animate the spaces of the Hastings Commons’. They provide life-long learning, vocational training and community education, intermixed with cultural and popular entertainment events. Providing opportunities for local people, designed to be diverse, inclusive, affordable and multi-faceted. Funding will support the Isolation Station Hastings, an online TV channel live-streaming the culture and social life of Hasitngs & St Leonards during lockdown.
22/06/2020 £4,900 £87,698 BRIGHTON & HOVE INDEPENDENT MEDIATION SERVICE (BHIMS) Brighton and Hove Independent Mediation Service is the recognised, community based mediation and conflict resolution organisation for Brighton, Hove, Lewes and surrounding communities. They offer a range of mediation, dispute and conflict resolution services. Funding is for additional IT equipment and services to adapt to remote working, for the cost of additional staff time and for the production of public information films on conflict resolution.
22/06/2020 £5,000 £179,012 SELSEY WELLBEING SERVICES Selsey Wellbeing Services offer counselling, bereavement and low level mental health support to Selsey residents. Funding will support the core costs of the service during the covid 19 lockdown period, including for rent, volunteer expenses and counselling costs.
22/06/2020 £5,250 £87,783 GIVING BACK CRAWLEY Giving Back Crawley aim to relieve the effects of poverty in the Crawley area, in particular amongst those who are homeless by supplying them with food, goods and services. Funding will support their project preparing and delivering hot meals and hygiene packs to rough sleepers at their crisis accommodation.
22/06/2020 £5,000 £1,845,676 TOWNER ART GALLERY Founded as an ‘art gallery for the people’ of Eastbourne in 1922, Towner presents world-class temporary and collection-based exhibitions and creative learning activities for 150,000 visitors annually. Funding will support the Towner project supporting vulnerable households and families in Eastbourne's poorest wards, by providing art materials and activities distributed via the foodbank and the Enthum Foundation.
22/06/2020 £5,000 £416,187 CROSSROADS CARE EAST SUSSEX BRIGHTON AND HOVE (ESBH) East Sussex Brighton and Hove Crossroads provide high quality respite care to enable carers to take time out of their caring roles, to spend time for themselves including for attending appointments, shopping and socialising. The focus of their organisation is supporting carers and enabling them to have a break. Funding will support the core admin and running costs of the organisation during the crisis period.
22/06/2020 £3,413 £774,493 SOUTH EAST DANCE South East Dance is an arts charity dedicated to supporting creative ambition and professional development across the dance sector, while inviting people of all ages and backgrounds to experience the life-enhancing, health and well-being benefits that dance bestows. Funding will deliver 'The Welcome Project', offering free socially distanced dance sessions to communities in Brighton’s Tarner district, including the older adults living with dementia at Brooke Mead Extra Care Facility.
22/06/2020 £4,524 £63,519 THE BLACK AND MINORITY ETHNIC YOUNG PEOPLES' PROJECT The Black and Minority Ethnic Young People's Project empowers, educates and supports Black and Minority Ethnic young people aged 11 to 25. The youth-led project provides opportunities to take part in social and informal educational activities in safe spaces, making a positive contribution to the physical, psychological and spiritual development of participants. Funding will support the cost of additional staff hours, for updating their website and for a zoom subscription.
22/06/2020 £5,000 £123,888 YOUTH DREAM Youth Dream offers support to young people through counselling, mentoring, environmental education, mental and sexual health support, club activities and adult parenting support. They support young people into employment and organise community action projects and digital support for older people. Funding will support a work project with The Academy School, supporting young people and carers by running mental health support groups, an education catch up group and a bereavement support group.
22/06/2020 £2,818 £94,040 CRAWLEY MUSEUM Crawley Museum is a local history museum, focusing on the continuing history of the town and its people. The charity have an active learning programme for both children and adults, including permanent displays and a temporary exhibition gallery. Funding is for deep cleaning and adapting the museum by purchasing equipment to adhere to government social distancing guidelines.
22/06/2020 £5,000 £88,380 ST LUKE'S PRESTONVILLE St Luke's Parochial Church Council provide multiple community service activities. The church has stayed open during the coronavirus crisis, being used by the Real Junk Food Project to provide take away meals to disadvantaged people and families in Brighton and Hove. Funding will support the increase in energy bills, cleaning, sanitiser, PPE costs and ongoing building repairs, during this time.
22/06/2020 £3,616 £181,296 CHILDREN WITH CANCER FUND (POLEGATE)(CWCF) The Children with Cancer Fund grant wishes, breaks and support to children suffering from cancer and their families, living in East Sussex, Brighton and Hove. Wishes can be for individuals or for the whole family. Funding is for IT equipment, including a photocopier to produce their newsletter and for a meal delivery or pizza night for the families they support.
22/06/2020 £10,000 £1,107,597 CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE Crawley Open House serve homeless and vulnerable people of West Sussex. They operate a 26 bed high-support hostel, a busy drop-in day centre open 365 days a year, three move-on properties and a community outreach team. Funding is for core funding, towards the resilience and recovery of Crawley Open House and its continuing work amongst homeless and vulnerable people after the Crisis.
22/06/2020 £1,000 DANEHILL PARISH COUNCIL Danehill Parish Council are providing ready meals and food supplies to members of their community who are vulnerable or shielding members and people experiencing short term poverty. Funding will purchase an increased level of supplies to expand their service and provide for more people.
15/06/2020 £4,411 £518,554 4SIGHT 4Sight provides vision impaired people with information, guidance & on-going support to promote independence & prevent social isolation following sight loss. Visually impaired members had experienced isolation before coronavirus, but now it’s even worse. Many members live alone and have limited support around them.Funding will support members with a surprise ‘Kindness Pack’ between June-July, to lift their spirits at this challenging time.
15/06/2020 £3,075 £41,421 ADUR SPECIAL NEEDS PROJECT Adur Special Needs Project operate 20 Saturday play schemes per year for children aged 5-15 years, all of whom have special/additional needs and disabilities. They safely re-opened their Play Scheme on 25th April to provide and re-establish routine for the Special Educational Needs (SEN) children who attend. Funding will cover the cost of staffing for three previous lockdown sessions and planned future sessions which will be run at lower numbers.
15/06/2020 £5,000 £19,117 CHICHESTER DOWN SYNDROME SUPPORT GROUP This charity supports around 70 families in providing speech therapy. The children they support have had nearly eight weeks away from school and this will have a huge impact on their speech and also their behaviour. Funding will enable continuation of the Speech therapy program by Zoom for the children that access the speech therapy program.
15/06/2020 £5,000 £59,903 HANDS OF HOPE Hands of Hope deliver activities to improve the physical and mental wellbeing of people and their communities’ by connecting them with nature and each other. This grant is for their new project of creating 2 market gardens offering daily, safe, volunteering sessions as well as partnering with Rye Food Bank to deliver fresh, weekly veg boxes to their beneficiaries. This grant is for providing the community with tools and supplies to get growing.0
15/06/2020 £5,000 £6,605 HAVENS COMMUNITY CARS CIO Havens Community Cars are a newly established CIO, to provide transport facilities in East Sussex for vulnerable residents in need, including those living in isolated areas with inadequate public transport facilities. Covid 19 stopped the group from being able to launch their programme, therefore this grant is for the relaunch of their original transport service, including volunteer and fuel expenses and for IT equipment to train volunteers.
15/06/2020 £5,000 £52,926 NETWORX EASTBOURNE This application is made on behalf of Eastbourne Networx who support refugees and immigrants in Eastbourne and the nearby locality. They have already provided, delivered and installed nine computers to families who were relying on one mobile telephone to access learning. This need has now grown and are needed by adults for learning, to contact the Job Centre and make appointments, for home school contact and job searches. Funding will fund seven additional computers
15/06/2020 £5,000 £40,261 NEWHAVEN BAPTIST CHURCH The foodbank has seen a huge increase in demand since the start of lockdown. They went from giving food to around 12-15 individuals or families a week; to 45 - 60 a week. Funding will provide around 250 food bags to ensure that they can meet the current level of need for food bags, once some of the donation sources stop.
15/06/2020 £5,000 NEWHAVEN YOUNG PEOPLE'S FORUM Newhaven Young People's Forum with the facilitation support of Youth Workers are seeking to provide an outdoor arts-based wellbeing group for young people who are struggling with anxiety surrounding entering the outside world as the lockdown restrictions ease over a six month period. Funding is for youth work facilitation, youth centre hire and resources for art based activities.
15/06/2020 £3,620 £749,103 PROJECT ART WORKS Project Art Works works with people who have complex needs, their families, carers and services that support them. 'Complex needs' embraces severe learning disability, autism, communication impairments, behaviours described as challenging that result in the need for personalised 1:1 support in all areas of life. Funding will allow the organisation to continue to provide vital services to vulnerable adults and families managing complex care and support provision.
15/06/2020 £3,967 SEAFRIENDS Seafriends provide an opportunity for those who may be unable or unwilling to get out the house, to contact others. SeaFriends are currently providing Listening Ear, a telephone befriending service, working in partnership with Seaford Voluntary Emergency Team to reach isolated individuals in their community. Funding will support volunteer costs, insurance and IT for the project.
15/06/2020 £5,000 SHABASH CRICKETERS UK Shabash Cricketers is a community amateur cricket club; recognised throughout Sussex and by Sussex County Cricket Club - who also arrange social and cultural programs. Many members and supporters are from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic backgrounds and are affected by the pandemic. Funding will provide and distribute emergency food parcels to around 150 families in Mid-Sussex communities with dietary requirements.
15/06/2020 £5,000 SOUTH EAST PERFORMING ARTS Funding will support the cost of Community Centre from September (when classes resume) to December including extra rooms to allow for social distancing. It will pay teachers for online teaching from July and face to face teaching in the Community Centre until the end of December due to loss of income from current closure.
15/06/2020 £5,000 £33,583 SOUTHWATER AREA COMMUNITY CENTRE Southwater Community Centre brings together the inhabitants of local authorities and voluntary groups in a common effort to improve the conditions of life for all residents in Southwater and the surrounding area of St Leonards on Sea. Due to deprivation of the local population it is disproportionally negatively affected by Covid Crisis. 70 % of hirers are meetings, networks and therapy to support vulnerable people . Thsi funding will support the essential Covid-19 refurbishment programme.
15/06/2020 £4,870 £3,593,871 SUSSEX COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION SCDA aims to build stronger, healthier, more inclusive communities across East Sussex. A network of community centres SCDA develops services that: are driven by need and community involvement; are person-centred and meet local needs holistically. Funding will support part of their Covid-19 response at SCDA Seahavens Food Bank, working with volunteers to include freshly cooked meals in food parcels for vulnerable Food Bank beneficiaries for four months.
15/06/2020 £5,000 £28,894 THINK18 THINK18 support young adults (16 – 35 years) with learning disabilities in the UK, with the aim to develop social networks and friendships, independence and social skills. The emphasis is on providing them with safe social environments to enjoy activities with their friends. Funding will support the current online activities, which is fast becoming a popular connection platform for participants.
15/06/2020 £4,940 £11,094,000 TRANSFORM HOUSING & SUPPORT Transform provides homes for some of the most socially excluded groups in our communities. 50%+ of the people in supported housing experience mental health problems; many have a history of offending or drug and alcohol dependency, while others are homeless or at risk of homelessness. There are 59 tenants in Crawley, 12 home care clients and support for 19 Crawley Borough Council tenants.Funding will support the additional cost of PPE and IT equipment for remote working.
15/06/2020 £5,000 WAVES MUSIC THERAPY Waves Music Therapy aim to make music therapy services, that are delivered by their qualified, experienced HCPC registered therapists accessible to all individuals who will benefit from this important intervention. Funding will run remote individual and group therapy sessions over the next six months. Beneficiaries include older people, individuals with disabilities and people with complex additional needs, tackling issues of isolation and mental wellbeing.
15/06/2020 £1,000 £284,709 EASTBOURNE AREA PARENTS ACTION GROUP (EAPAG) EAPAG train adults with learning disabilities in a realistic hotel environment. Currently advising students to stay at home, however some have no where else to go and are finding the change of routine too tough. Therefore they are remaining open to students in need and running a similar system to schools. Funding is for adapting services and creating resources that can be sent directly to students homes.
15/06/2020 £2,000 £1,741,098 IMPACT FOUNDATION The IMPACT Foundation UK is a Sussex based charity whose aim is simple - that no-one should become needlessly disabled through disease, lack of knowledge, or shortage of medical supplies.The IMPACT Tasty Team aims to enable vulnerable adults and children in the community to cook healthy meals from scratch on a budget. Funding will be for six months costs, deliveries of food and virtual cooking sessions.
15/06/2020 £2,000 PLUMPTON PARISH COUNCIL This group of volunteers are helping those who are self isolating and vulnerable who need help with their shopping, prescription collections, provide food parcels and are on call to speak to people who are lonely, feeling anxious etc. Funding will cover cost of petrol to the volunteers, provide contributions to food parcels and cover the costs of making telephone calls to vulnerable people.
08/06/2020 £4,560 £40,120 AFRICAN CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH The African Centre for Development and Research is a platform to foster partnerships between organisations, advocating the rights and well-being of minority and vulnerable groups internationally. They engage young people through creative non-formal learning methods, in issues that will directly impact their future with the hope of creating a more open society. This grant is for IT equipment to adapt to remote working, to adapt training content to online material version. Sussex and the South East are key areas for this support work.
08/06/2020 £4,794 £5,299,604 CARE FOR VETERANS Care for Veterans provides long-term nursing care, rehabilitation, respite and award-winning end of life care to disabled ex-Service personnel from the RAF, Army, Royal Navy and auxiliary services. Services include physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, neuropsychology, wheelchair clinic, chaplaincy service, and a vibrant social and recreation department. This grant will pay for five new laptops to meet increased demand from both staff and residents. They will be used for working from home, online training, online meeting and for residents to contact family members.
08/06/2020 £4,594 £52,693 HAILSHAM FOODBANK The foodbank provides emergency food for local people in crisis who are referred by over 50 partner agencies. There has been an increase of an average of 150 per cent for the service, compared to same period last year and, in the current premises, they are already struggling to cope. The current premises are very small and restrictive, so they need to move to a new premises for a year. The new space is needed to organise volunteer rotas, sort additional items for food parcels, help with advertising and social media posts and when the current pandemic eases, would be used to have various organisations in, including Community Money Advice to support clients and the wider community. The grant will help to cover additional rent, staffing, office equipment.
08/06/2020 £5,000 £28,644 JUNO PROJECT Juno supports vulnerable teenage girls across West Sussex, who often come from disadvantaged and dysfunctional families. Girls are commonly dealing with family or other domestic abuse, addiction, severe anxiety, poverty, and other issues that mean they struggle with every day life. The current situation is exacerbating the mental health challenges of many of the current girls. This grant will helpthem to implement an online programme, piloted firstly by a senior facilitator and four girls, to check the online support is suitable for all, and then offered to wider groups. Costs include development, impact evaluation, delivery and administration and management costs.
08/06/2020 £3,807 £153,277 LIBERTY CHOIR UK Liberty Choir provides a unique community choir programme for prison residents. The programme brings volunteers from the local community every week to sing in prison with residents. Upon release, Liberty Choir graduates are offered practical support, and friendship and are welcomed into the community choirs. The pandemic has isolated these people further with no visits and no education or activities. The majority of people in prisons are spending 23 hours in a cell. Engaging in music through song is evidenced to have a profound impact on learning, mental health and general well-being. To temporarily replace visits, Liberty Choir is producing a series of 60-minute radio programmes and accompanying learning resources. These will entertain, uplift, educate and connect to residents. To continue these as broadcasts, financial support is needed to cover costs of increased hours of staff, recording equipment and publishing resources.
08/06/2020 £4,040 £78,561 MOULSECOOMB FOREST GARDEN & WILDLIFE PROJECT Working in one of the cityís most deprived neighbourhoods, primarily with young people struggling in the classroom and adults with learning disabilities, Moulsecoomb forest garden offers an outdoor education in a natural environment, a chance to learn new skills, gain qualifications and feel part of a supported community. The Forest Garden has been closed since 19th March. Staff have been furloughed and two freelance cooks have been redeployed to the Bevy community pubs Meals on Wheels scheme, cooking meals at Brighton Aldridge Community Academy. The freelance gardener, is coordinating food production at the Forest Garden, the Bevy and Moulsecoomb Primary School to grow as much fruit and vegetables for the meals on wheels scheme which is supporting those struggling financially, isolated and vulnerable, making sure people have access to fresh, local, organic food. This role is critical in maintaining continuity for the Project. This grant will secure the post and support a ëhome growingí vegetable kits for volunteers, Moulsecoomb Primary School pupils and others that are stuck at home.
08/06/2020 £4,758 £184,531 PARENTS AND CARERS SUPPORT ORGANISATION (PACSO) PACSO supports disabled children and their siblings who are young carers, aged 0-25 across West Sussex, enabling parents to access much needed respite. They had to suspend all playdays and trips, afterschool clubs, toddler groups and family days due to the covid-19 pandemic. As such, they are receiving no parental income, but have continued to deliver services online to families for free including 176 hours of web calls, 129 personal video messages and 50 play packs delivered to families since March. This grant will support the play team for three months, as they plan and deliver a four week virtual playscheme, continue daily support for young people with disabilities, and prepare for relaunch.
08/06/2020 £5,000 £91,101 RYE AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY TRANSPORT RDCT provides transport for the community in and around Rye, filling gaps in public transport provision, including the 326 Rye Town bus service, Dial-a-Ride for those with mobility difficulties, home to school transport, transport for day centres and clubs for the elderly, local primary schools and youth groups plus evening and weekend outings for groups.This grant will support the adaptation of the vehicles in order to maintain social distancing measures. They will install passenger screens between rows of seats so they can fit in more passengars, within the requirements. They are also putting in additional measures . All passengers will have to wear a face covering when travelling, and all will be given disinfectant wipes, handrails and surfaces will be cleaned frequently. This grant will cover adaptations for buses including screening, PPE including disinfectant wipes, additional driver costs.
08/06/2020 £4,966 THE FRIENDS OF NEWHAVEN FOODBANK Friends of Newhaven Foodbank is a new independent organisation founded to support and complement the work of the SCDA foodbank in Newhaven. This grant will help to distribute over 90 food and hygiene parcels per week as demand has risen due to the coronavirus outbreak and will pay for food, hygiene products and volunteers expenses.
08/06/2020 £5,000 UNITY LEWES CIC The Unity Centre Lewes is an inclusive community centre. The grant will support a range ofonline wellbeing services for three months, including yoga, dance, arts and crafts, voice work, nutrition advice, meditation and breathing exercises plus live group and individual sessions. This service will be free to all over 65s and NHS workers. The local community, including regular clientele of families with children, single adults home alone, those with learning difficulties, mobility impairments, members of our stroke club, our neuro yoga classes, our cared-for children, those with anxiety, depression, chronic fatigue and PMLD, truly the most vulnerable in society, will pay only a minimal fee.
08/06/2020 £4,865 VERITAS-JUSTICE Veritas Justice provides advocacy support and advice to victims of stalking. This grant will fund volunteer laptops and internet, Microsoft business subscription and also personal attack alarms for service users who are key workers.
08/06/2020 £2,500 £181,894 YOU RAISE ME UP (YRMU) YRMU provides emotional, financial and practical support for families following the death of a child aged 16-25. They provide funeral payments, one to one specialist counselling, support groups, a 24 hour helpline and a drop in support centre in Polegate. They are adapting services to be able to respond to the crisis. They are not able to return to the offices yet and need to update old or donated equipment as they are struggling to keep up with increasing demand whilst working remotely. The funding is for four laptops, two printers and other remote working expenses.
08/06/2020 £2,000 BEVENDEAN FOODBANK, COFFEE MORNING & ADVICE CENTRE The Bevendean Foodbank has been offering a food parcel delivery service since lockdown started. The demand for this service has tripled in size and continues to grow and they are now delivering food parcels to over 50 households. This grant will help with food costs, administration, reimbursement of volunteer support, fuel costs and materials for printing.
08/06/2020 £500 PLUMPTON & EAST CHILTINGTON GOOD NEIGHBOURS The good neighbourhood scheme provides support within the villages and, due to Covid-19, also implement preventative measures within the community, many of whom are vulnerable, elderly and self isolating. They have experienced a 350 per cent increase in service users, along with the accompanying drain on limited reserves at present and expect this number to rise in the current climate given that they are relieving the pressure on the local care provision. The grant will help fund additional mileage and phone costs for the period of one year.
08/06/2020 £2,000 WILDER LIFE WELLBEING CIC Wilder Life is a forest school offering outdoor learning to local families and school groups, including those with additional needs. In response to the pandemic, they are providing sessions to offer respite in a natural environment for all the family members. Sessions initially will be for individual families, opening up to mixing these families as guidelines ease. Each session introduces families to a safe natural environment, where they will have the physical space to explore. They offer mindful, nature based crafts and activities to nurture physical and emotional wellbeing. This grant will support 12 sessions within the next 6 months adhering to government guidelines on social distancing. It will include resources, insurance, hire of land, risk assessment, staff time.
01/06/2020 £5,000 £67,834 MAKING IT OUT CIO Making it Out manage creative design and manufacture training and employment placements for people leaving prison and others at risk of ending up there without support. Through a partnership with 'One Church' they have been offered the use of a rural barn near Steyning, allowing them to work safely and easily keep social to distancing measures. Funding will renovate the space and provide equipment for members.
01/06/2020 £5,000 BRIGHTON CAULDRON Brighton Cauldron CIC are a food hub established in June 2019. Requesting funding for their BAME specific Food Hub, providing ethnically diverse food. Funding for three months operational costs, volunteer expenses and administration costs as referrals are increasing and they are currently at full capacity.
01/06/2020 £5,000 £144,116 CANCER UNITED Cancer United is a Sussex based cancer support charity offering help and support through a wide range of social environments where members can share a cancer experience whilst enjoying exercise, socialising and/or music and singing. Since lock-down they have diversified to an online platform for members, to support vulnerable people from the local community who would have become even more isolated. Funding will support the online platform.
01/06/2020 £5,000 £25,589 CEDP CHINESE CENTRE LIMITED CEDP Chinese Centre runs to benefit of the Chinese Community in Brighton & Hove and surrounding areas. Established to address the disadvantages faced by Chinese people in accessing existing educational, training and employment opportunities or participating in community activities. Funding will support the contact of people in their WeChat database checking up, determining their situation and keeping those in need in regular contact, including providing an emergency interpreting service.
01/06/2020 £4,928 £132,133 CENTRE FOR SELF MANAGED LEARNING LIMITED Through SML people, from age 7 to 70 and beyond, take responsibility for defining and achieving their learning goals. With the support of peers and advisers, they decide how, what and when they want to learn and most fundamentally why the learning is important to them. Funding will support extra costs and reductions in other support. SML are working closely with all parents and where children are struggling with their extreme anxieties.
01/06/2020 £5,000 EQUINE PARTNERS CIC Equine Partners' therapeutic horsemanship is used to support children, teenagers and families in challenging situations. With the current Covid-19 pressures the need for this has increased. Funding will help the project re-open and function so that it can begin to offer face to face work again. It will pay for new equipment, sessional work salaried and rent. .
01/06/2020 £5,000 £287,307 LEWES DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Lewes District Citizens Advice provides free, independent and confidential advice to anyone on their rights and responsibilities. They are currently remote working, causing a loss of volunteers resources and are recruiting ten volunteers to embrace new technologies and work from home as part of a digital team. Funding is for for ten new laptops and other hardware to set up the new volunteers to working from home.
01/06/2020 £4,900 NETWORK OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN OF BRIGHTON & HOVE The Network of International Women for Brighton & Hove provides a Safe Space for women from diverse cultures and backgrounds to meet, share experience and knowledge and support one another. Funding is for the purchase of IT equipment, training and support in order to increase communication with isolated women and their families during the pandemic. Purchase of sewing machines to enable the women to participate in group craft /sewing projects during this period of self isolation.
01/06/2020 £2,260 AUTISM STRESS ALERT CIC The Autism Stress Alert Card Scheme (ASACS) works in partnership with public, voluntary and commercial services to offer strategic support to increase the accessibility of public spaces for those with sensory processing disorders. Funding will provide mentoring sessions to families of individuals on the autistic spectrum and autistic individuals and those with Sensory Processing dysfunction, struggling to cope with the current community access restrictions and other unusual behaviours.
01/06/2020 £2,190 £12,946 IDOL RICH Idolrich are a community theatre company specialising in puppetry, working inclusively with people of all ages and abilities especially children and young people. Funding will create a shadow puppet making initiative for eight care home residents and carers. Providing a demo introduction video for figure making, packs of materials for participants and clear instructions. Residents will be assisted by a carer with remote input from Idol rich.
01/06/2020 £1,325 SPEAK UP Speak Up is a self-advocacy group run by and for people with learning disabilities. It works to enable people with learning disabilities to participate fully in their local community and have a say in the things that affect them through holding monthly meetings, one to one work and campaigning. Funding will enable them to continue to offer support during the period of lockdown and to cover the running costs as they recover from the pandemic and related disruption to their fundraising.
01/06/2020 £1,708 £16,281,635 YMCA DOWNSLINK GROUP Children, young people and families are at the heart of YMCA DownsLink Group (DLG) with a particular focus on the needs of young people who find themselves on the fringes of society and need support. Currently they have adapted from physical youth clubs to an online virtual safe space with positive activities and trusted youth workers three evenings a week. Funding is to support this service.
26/05/2020 £5,000 £179,012 SELSEY DEMENTIA ACTION ALLIANCE Selsey Dementia Action Alliance was formed in March 2018. It was set up to provide a range activity to enable Selsey to work towards becoming a Dementia Friendly Community. A service has been set up whereby 200 people living with dementia in Selsey and rural district and their 178 Carers are receiving regular proactive phone calls. Funding will be for a worker to deliver these activities over 350 hours.
26/05/2020 £4,000 £66,983 FRIENDS OF OAK GROVE COLLEGE (FORMERLY OAK GROVE COLLEGE PTA) Friends of Oak Grove College (FOGC) supports activities that assist special needs students (around 250) with learning difficulties develop and gain the skills, support and confidence needed to enter employment. For those students with severe learning disabilities, complex communication needs, those with autism and for those students whose mental health and well-being is a worry with them being at home for so many weeks, this funding will provide sensory packs to help relieve stress and anxiety.
26/05/2020 £2,500 £179,012 CARERS SUPPORT SELSEY Carers Support Selsey offers practical emotional and mental support to 341 people. Working in strong partnerships this local group operates in partnership with Selsey Community Forum, it has 20 volunteers, one outreach worker and help from Crossroads Care. At present support is being offered by phone to all Carers on regular basis . Calls are increasingly long because of loneliness , anxiety, request for information or support in crisis episodes. Funding will support staff costs until Dec 2020.
26/05/2020 £5,000 £1,034,423 COMMUNITY TRANSPORT SUSSEX CIO CT Sussex is a transportation service provided for those in the local community who for various reasons, cannot use or access mainstream transport. The fleet of accessible minibuses transport for older, disabled and disadvantaged people. Helping them to remain connected to their friends and communities, reducing social isolation and promoting independence.Funding will provide screens and PPE for six months.
26/05/2020 £5,000 £16,823,250 GUILD CARE The need for psychological support for those working on the front-line is recognised by the NHS, who are setting up programmes of mental health support for their workers.Initial contact will be through West Sussex Mind, where a dedicated member of staff will be able to help with anxiety issues and refer care staff to Worthing Counselling Centre. Funding will cover staffing, development and delivery of workshops, counselling sessions and licence frees for on-line anxiety support.
26/05/2020 £2,700 £39,342 YADA Yada’s​ ​vision​ ​is​ ​to​ ​see​ ​a​ ​world​ ​with​ ​no​ ​place​ ​for​ ​sexual​ ​exploitation,​ ​where​ ​women​ ​live safe and empowered​ ​lives​ ​in​ ​connection​ ​and​ ​community.​ This request for funding is to cover the loss of the Yada Managers salary, one day a week, from a business sponsor impacted by Covid-19.
26/05/2020 £5,000 £90,926 ST LUKE'S ADVICE SERVICE St Lukes Advice Service provide free, practical help and guidance to people in need in Brighton and Hove. Clients include those with mental health issues and disabilities. They provide one to one support for welfare benefit forms, appeals and/or debt related issues. Funding request for adapting their service and increasing capacity to work remotely. Funding to cover the cost of two part time advisers for three months as well as project costs for remote managing.
26/05/2020 £5,000 £1,186,158 MONEY ADVICE AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICE (MACS) Money Advice provides debt and welfare benefits advice and support to support people manage their money. These essential services; money management, debt and benefits advice have now been adapted so advisers can work from home during Covid-19. Funding will commission a new server, purchase of mobile phones, headsets and licences to link into the phone system remotely.
26/05/2020 £5,000 £1,023,062 COUNTRY FOOD TRUST The Country Food Trust is a charity that was formed to feed those in need with its free nutritious Country Casserole and Country Curry. Due to Covid-19 they are expanding distribution and this funding will be used to work with FareShare to provide meals in Sussex.
26/05/2020 £5,494 £43,629 STREETLIGHT Funding is to cover additonal operational costs.
26/05/2020 £5,000 £188,400 STAY UP LATE Funding request to employ a part time ‘Digital Communications Coordinator’ to continue this project.
26/05/2020 £5,000 £6,634,099 THE ALDINGBOURNE TRUST Aldingbourne Trust supports people with learning disabilities and / or autism to live independently. Funding will be for activity packs, a postal library and penpal scheme, provision of tablets and telephones for members to stay in touch with their families and equipment to enable staff to work remotely. These activities will continue until September as most of the beneficiaries have underlying health issues.
26/05/2020 £4,000 £3,193,810 CARERS SUPPORT WEST SUSSEX Funding will go towards their essential services for BAME carers including bilingual counsellors to provide emotional support, online training sessions for volunteers over Zoom and the running of their helpline. Also for IT equipment such as mobiles, laptops, keyboards and headsets.
26/05/2020 £4,000 ENCOMPASS CARE (RYE) CIC Encompass Care are a relatively new group which helps around 20 local disabled people to have the confidence to make the most of their lives, with equal access to all opportunities available to the wider community. They promote individuals’ self-esteem, independence by providing activities, therapies and developmental opportunities in a safe and sociable atmosphere. Funding will enable the group to continue the service.
26/05/2020 £3,000 EXETER STREET COMMUNITY HALL LTD (ESCH) During the current crisis ESH are hosting, and providing volunteers for, Time To Talk Befriending (TTTB), a charity preparing meals and distributing them to their core clients (elderly vulnerable people), B&H sheltered housing residents and the Ambulance Service. Funding is for partial contribution towards outgoings during the period (March-August) in which they are supporting the community in the Prestonville area of Brighton but not receiving any income from hirers.
26/05/2020 £4,186 FOREST ROW COMMUNITY FRIDGE Forest Row Community Fridge redistribute surplus food with the local community, by businesses and individuals. Helping people connect to their communities, access nutritious food, save money and reduce waste. Funding request for the costs of adapting provision to a delivery service. Funding will support six months provision, including rent, electricity, PPE, leaflet and guidance printing, fuel costs, their website, FareShare pick ups and extra food safety training for new volunteers.
26/05/2020 £4,430 IN2PLAYCIC In2play is an independent community interest, not for profit organisation established for the benefit of the community. The company brings together a team of professional and experienced play workers in a focused and co-ordinated way. In2play CiC is designed to enable and support the development of opportunities for children and young people 0 - 13 years to learn, play and grow. Funding will support the coordination of packing food for a local food bank.
26/05/2020 £4,990 NEWHAVEN FAMILIES FORUM This group provides opportunities for children, young people and families within Newhaven, especially for those on a low income. This area of Newhaven is within the highest levels of deprivation for child poverty. The application addresses both immediate crisis needs around food and also access to learning materials as schools continue to be closed for many children. Funding will enable distribution of learning resources and food provisions to 90 families over the next three months.
26/05/2020 £5,000 SUSSEX SYRIAN COMMUNITY GROUP Sussex Syrian Community Group are a Community Organisation run by Syrian People living in Sussex, providing a surgery and case-work support, especially to families and people newly arrived in the UK. They organise social and educational activities, including language classes, music school and gatherings for the whole Community. Funding will support 20 families for two months, including contributing to the cost of food and bills and buying one family a phone.
26/05/2020 £4,988 WORTHING DEMENTIA ACTION ALLIANCE This application is to continue to support people livng with dementia and their carers who have been left without respite services or assitance in the COVID crisis. Funding will continue the work of the co-ordinator which is a lifeline to so many.
26/05/2020 £2,400 £84,226 RAILWAY LAND WILDLIFE TRUST Railway Land Wildlife Trust provide hands on opportunities for all members of the community to connect with the natural world in diverse ways. They interpret and care for the Railway Land in partnership with Lewes District Council. Funding is for a virtual Wellbeing in Nature group, with participants who came to outdoor sessions at Lewes Railway Land and those referred/ identified by Foundry Healthcare Lewes, South Downs Housing and VSOs.
26/05/2020 £2,000 ST GEORGE'S CHURCH DONNINGTON St George's Trust is supporting the community response to Covid-19 through coordinating practical support and operating a pop up foodbank depot each Saturday. Funding request is to continue to leaflet the community offering both practical help (such as shopping, pharmacy trips, dog walking, bits of gardening) and emotional support (phone calls and ‘knocking on the door as we pass’), along with volunteer expenses.
26/05/2020 £2,000 £27,656 SUSSEX SEARCH AND RESCUE Sussex Search and Rescue is the primary volunteer resource used by Sussex Police in the search and rescue of vulnerable people. SusSAR is staffed purely by volunteers, covering the whole of Sussex. In relation to Covid-19, with current UK Government guidance, they are classed as First Responders. Funding will be for additional PPE, fuel, servicving and other vehicle costs.
26/05/2020 £705 WITHYHAM PARISH COUNCIL Withyham Parish Council (WPC) has been coordinating/signposting of the emergency volunteer Covid-19 response in the parish. There are four distinctive settlements in the parish with newly formed volunteer groups helping people with shopping, prescriptions and dog walking. Funding will provide a printed bulletin to all households.
18/05/2020 £4,963 £58,007 THE HUMMINGBIRD REFUGEE PROJECT The Hummingbird Project is a Brighton based charity working with young refugees in the city and across Sussex. Many young refugees they work with live far from their families with complex PTSD or mental health vulnerabilities. Funding will enable adaptations and increase the capacity of the organisation, providing additional support to young refugees alongside interpreters to provide more in depth wellbeing support.
18/05/2020 £5,000 £242,383 SUSSEX ASSOCIATION FOR SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS Sussex Association for Spina Bifida and/or Hydrocephalus (SASBAH), provide lifelong support for over 1,000 people of all ages in Sussex, affected by these conditions. Social isolation is a major concern for people with Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus, so online and telephone communication is critical to combat social exclusion and to ensure our service users and their carers can access up to date contact and support. Funding will support remote working technology.
18/05/2020 £5,000 £179,012 SELSEY MONEY SUPPORT A new community group providing debt support, money management courses and relevant benefit advice. This service is now being provided online. Funding will contribute to volunteer and administration costs.
18/05/2020 £4,000 £46,233 FORWARD FACING Forward Facing provide support for families who have children with life limiting or long-term conditions or those who have suffered a bereavement. Providing special events to forget their daily struggles, have fun and make lasting memories. Funding is for providing isolating families with 'crisis packages' - grocery supplies or a family takeaway, or craft activities to occupy the children.
18/05/2020 £2,500 £173,521 ARTICULATE ARTS LTD Articulate works with children and young people who have been disturbed by trauma, providing safe spaces to explore, express and enjoy themselves through art. Working with specialist artist facilitators to guide, nurture and encourage vulnerable participants who have been affected by homelessness, torture, or domestic abuse. Funding will deliver six accessible, calming and enjoyable home-based activities to 50+ vulnerable families in refuge from domestic abuse.
18/05/2020 £4,920 £79,109 REFUGEE RADIO Refugee Radio are a charity for refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable migrants, dedicated to promoting refugee integration and reducing isolation. Clients suffer from mental health issues, in particular PTSD and depression resulting from traumatic experiences of war, torture and sexual violence. Funding is requested to run mental health interventions as a weekly online support group using Zoom, with additional telephone support and non-therapeutic outreach outside of the group meetings.
18/05/2020 £5,000 £108,100,000 ST JOHN AMBULANCE SUSSEX St John Ambulance are working in partnership with the Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust, providing volunteers to support clinical teams at the Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton and Princess Royal Hospital, Haywards Heath in the fight against Covid-19. Funding will continue to support communities after the crisis by training young people and adults to learn lifesaving first aid including the right preparation to ensure volunteers can help the nation in emergencies.
18/05/2020 £4,950 £176,734 BRIGHTON THERAPY CENTRE LIMITED Brighton Therapy Centre provide a range of high quality group and individual psychological therapy and counselling for individuals, couples, children and families with the aim of making therapy available to those excluded from services. Currently remote working. Funding will support counselling, psychotherapy and support groups to young people, front line staff and older adults during the C-19 Pandemic; 45 low risk clients receiving 12 sessions and 5 complex clients receiving 24 sessions.
18/05/2020 £5,000 CULTURE SHIFT CIC Culture Shift is dedicated to improving lives through creative connections. They run a range of creative programmes to support mental health and well being and work with a range of partners. Funding will specifically fund activity which supports disabled adults and their carers in East Sussex. Providing online networks for carers, online rehearsals for the band - Delta 7 (a band with disabled musicians) and an online virtual arts festival in Eastbourne. Funding will support core costs.
18/05/2020 £5,000 HASTINGS INDEPENDENT PRESS CIC Hastings Independent Press (HIP) has had to halt the print version of the free fortnightly regional newspaper Hastings Independent since mid-March 2020. Funding will enable the company to relaunch the paper format and print four fortnightly issues of the paper to the most isolated, via a local emergency response team who are delivering supplies. Hastings Independent Press is a unique social project.
18/05/2020 £2,800 £2,387,113 IMPACT INITIATIVES Impact initiatives operates a range of user-focused services which help maintain and develop independence, promote learning and support improved health and quality of life. Funding is to enable those on low income and with lack of IT skills to be able to access the internet, so they can then access information, social support and entertainment. This includes the the purchase of tablets for loan to service users, guides and remote training .
18/05/2020 £5,000 £380,713 KANGAROOS MID SUSSEX Kangaroos provides a range of fun, inclusive social and leisure activities in their local community, for children and young adults who have learning disabilities and additional difficulties. This enables them to have a social life and enjoy a wide range of activities with their peers, supported by experienced staff and volunteers. They are facilitating weekly Zoom forums and welfare calls. Funding is for shortfall from loss of income to cover core costs.
18/05/2020 £5,000 OROMO COMMUNITY IN BRIGHTON AND HOVE Oromo is a community group run entirely by refugees volunteers, providing health, social and educational activities for their members, including a weekly Saturday school for children. Funding will enable the project to continue and provide food, phone credit for families, fuel and remote working equipment.
18/05/2020 £4,850 PANKHURST AREA COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Pankhurst Area Community Association identifies needs and addresses issues in the ward. Currently due to Covid 19, food poverty has increased rapidly. In response they have organised two food banks from local community centres. Funding will enable them to set up two community cost-price food outlets run by community volunteers, available for those on low-incomes and a delivery service.
18/05/2020 £5,000 PHOENIX THERAPY PRACTICE Phoenix Therapy Practice provides therapy for people with mild, moderate and severe mental health problems. They offer a range of services depending on the needs of the client, and how much they can afford. It is clear that this coronavirus crisis and accompanying lockdown is causing considerable emotional distress and trauma for a large number of people. Funding will help to maintain the services of 25 practitioners working remotely.
18/05/2020 £5,000 £86,616 SIGNPOSTS (MID-SUSSEX) LTD Signposts provides support to people with learning disabilities, Asperger's Syndrome and Autism in Mid-Sussex and to their families. Many of their client group are vulnerable to the Coronavirus and so are having to self-isolate. Due to the pandemic, they have moved to a home calling service. Funding is to run their phone calling service for the next four months.
18/05/2020 £4,884 £330,002 SPRINGBOARD PROJECT Springboard supports disabled children, young people, and their families by delivering fun, supportive and inclusive short break sessions. Springboard will support the opening of the garden, sensory room and bathrooms facilities within their centre to vulnerable families without access to a garden during lockdown. Funding is to coordinate staff and manage the access to restricted areas within the centre.
18/05/2020 £5,000 £1,319,359 THE TRUST FOR DEVELOPING COMMUNITIES The Trust for Developing Communities deliver community-led solutions to tackling inequality in Brighton and Hove. They support excluded communities, people from deprived neighbourhoods and young people to build on their strengths, identify issues and deliver solutions. Funding will transform delivery to support vulnerable people from BAMER communities.
18/05/2020 £3,570 WORLD FOOD PROJECT The World Food Project uses cooking and eating together to bring people together and to practise new skills. We work with people who find it difficult to access other groups and need various kinds of additional support e.g. asylum seekers and people with learning disabilities. Funding will support a proportion (15 hours per week) of our organiser and chef's time for 3 months, extra ingredients and volunteer costs.
11/05/2020 £4,620 £191,620 CHILDREN HEARD AND SEEN Children Heard and Seen supports children and families who are impacted by parental imprisonment. Offering 1:1 support, mentors, group activities and arts and music-based therapy to children who are facing shame and stigma that is attached to having a parent in prison. Virtual support groups have been set up as families with a parent in prison are particularly vulnerable and isolated at this time. Funding will support two groups a week over a three month period.
11/05/2020 £4,930 £394,617 CITIZENS ONLINE Citizens Online promote an inclusive and equal society, reducing the digital divide by helping organisations and communities ensure the switch to online doesn’t exclude people. The Digital Brighton & Hove Network is ensuring necessary support for the most vulnerable at risk of digital exclusion during social distancing. Funding is towards the purchase of 15 tablets and sim cards for loan for those who cannot afford them, and a support network of volunteers.
11/05/2020 £3,545 £162 FRIENDS OF WALLANDS SCHOOL Friends of Wallands is run by volunteers and supports additional activities and needs at Wallands school. Wallands School has identified 18 families with children age 3-11 who currently have no means of accessing online learning. Funding will provide these families with tablets and internet dongles to access online learning and other essential support.
11/05/2020 £3,500 £11,970 REFUGEES WELCOME CRAWLEY Refugees Welcome Crawley support refugees and vulnerable migrants in and around Crawley. Refugee and migrant children need access to online learning resources, particularly during the current Covid-19 crisis when all school learning is internet-based, but also after the crisis recedes. Funding will provide refurbished laptops for 13 Syrian refugee families, most of whom do not have any internet enabled device.
11/05/2020 £5,000 £79,235 FELLOWSHIP EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY Fellowship Educational Society encourage the social integration of the minority ethnic communities within the society they live in. Funding will support the intervention programme for three months as well as purchasing and delivering food parcels to 25 households in need. It will also provide weekly online sessions and telephone support such as English lessons for recent migrants.
11/05/2020 £5,000 £35,289 THE BUDDING FOUNDATION This project gives grants to assist families and young people in need of financial help to provide essential items such as washing machines, cookers, beds etc. together with grants for counselling, essential education and laptops for children struggling with home study and any other items and costs that will help to improve the lives of those living in deprivation. Funding will help to maintain the work which is now focussed on those in desparate need.
11/05/2020 £7,810 BLACK MINORITY & ETHNIC COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP OF BRIGHTON & HOVE Funding will enable BMECP centre to establish a food bank service to provide emergency food parcels for people in crisis who live in Brighton and Hove. The food bank will provide much needed assistance to struggling families and individuals within the BAME community, many of whom live on the periphery of the wider community and have very little support to help them through these difficult times. Funding will run the foodbank for six months.
11/05/2020 £3,000 £8,718 FRIENDS OF DOWNLANDS COURT Friends of Downlands support older people in Downlands Court and Peacehaven to maintain good physical and emotional well-being through social contact, outings and activities. Funding is for their befriending project to maintain contact digitally with participants and volunteers by setting up a telephone tree and purchasing a laptop to co-ordinate efforts. It will also support sessional staff for 3 hours a week to maintain this service.
11/05/2020 £2,500 £13,284,000 CHAILEY HERITAGE FOUNDATION Funding will be used to to offer new ways to support disabled young adults who would usually access the Life Skills Centre, whilst they are at home. They wll include sending art activity kits to those who usually attend our art workshops, creating 12 weekly exercise videos so that those who usually access to adapted gym can stay active at home and providing sets of wireless headphones so that 16-25 year-olds who live on-site can participate in silent discos.
11/05/2020 £7,000 DIVERSITY RESOURCE INTERNATIONAL DRI supports Sussex Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) people to achieve their life aspirations through self-confidence to make positive choices, overcoming barriers and achieving employment and business development goals. Courses are open to all, whilst targeted at BAME communities. Funding will update the DRI website, enabling online courses and mentoring/coaching sessions to be run. It will also enable four laptops to be purchased so that staff can work from home.
11/05/2020 £5,000 £578,200 EXTRATIME Extratime provides inclusive out of school activities for children and young people with and without Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, also giving parents short breaks from the demands of caring for a disabled child. Funding will enable them to continue to support and adapt their work online, create a new website and provide phone/video calls in addition to telephone support for parents and activity packs to low income families.
11/05/2020 £2,736 HASTINGS & ROTHER CREDIT UNION Offering savings accounts, current accounts and affordable loans that are accessible to everyone, especially people who are not able to access these services elsewhere. A high level of support is offered with flexibility of payments and ID requirements. This ensures that no one is financially excluded from banking services. Funding is for three secure laptops, enabling staff to work from home.
11/05/2020 £4,000 £151,353 MARLBOROUGH THEATRE PRODUCTIONS LTD Funding will support their service delivery, online events and maintenance of the online network.
11/05/2020 £2,347 £150,829 HASTINGS AND ROTHER MEDIATION HRMS provides mediation to help resolve conflict in local communities and within families. Their core services are Family Mediation, key for separated families during lockdown, Intergenerational Mediation, Neighbourhood Mediation and Workplace Mediation. Funding will support their Family Mediation, as they have lost a large portion of income as potential clients adjust. It will also cover some of the fixed core costs as income has dropped, over a three month period.
11/05/2020 £2,100 MOMENTUM CHILDREN'S CHARITY Momentum promote and protect the physical and mental health of children with cancer and/or a life limiting condition. They support all bereaved families through financial provisions, treats and counselling. Funding will support 50 individual zoom support sessions for 25 families who live in Sussex. It will also provide media tablets to four of the most disadvantaged, in-need families.
11/05/2020 £1,000 £42,915 SANCTUARY IN CHICHESTER Sanctuary in Chicester support families by regular visits from volunteers and/or attending weekly drop-in sessions providing English lessons, helping children with homework and families 'navigate' their new, adopted, communities. Funding will provide six basic tablets plus support, so that all of the families they support receive the help they need during this lockdown period.
04/05/2020 £5,000 £25,744 EAST SUSSEX VETERANS HUB Volunteer led organisation providing support for veterans, particularly those with welfare and health issues. Due to Covid-19 funds are needed to improve communications to cohort of 60-100 veterans and other agencies for six months. This will include the development of a website and wider dissemination of information for higher exposure in addition to the purchase of telephones for people on low incomes and operational and volunteer expenses.
04/05/2020 £5,000 £225,902 EDUCATION TRAINING CONSORTIUM SUSSEX Education Training Consortium support asylum seekers, refugees and migrants with ESOL courses. Funding is for staff time to follow up and signpost asylum seekers to services which can support them during the Pandemic. This will also pay for food that will be distributed by volunteers. This will be food that meets the normal diets of the client group which is very different from that provided by Food Banks and other projects.
04/05/2020 £3,500 £142,480 SEAFORD COMMUNITY TRUST Seahaven Storehouse is part of, but operates independently, of the Seaford Community Trust / Church, and provides essential food and nutrition for those in the local area considered to be living in food poverty. The Foodstore also provides food to the local women's refuge and homeless people. Funding will provide IT for a more sophisticated management system to cope with the sudden increased demand from Covid 19.
04/05/2020 £5,000 £282,229 MANKIND UK Mankind is committed to raising the visibility and understanding of men as victims of sexual violation, and providing a range of resources to suit the differing demographics of men that have suffered. Through this it aims to improve their mental health and wellbeing. Funding is for a website, delivering their adapted programme of psycho-education online, men will be able to work through a series of modules including outcome assessment processes.
04/05/2020 £2,650 £462,641 FABRICA Fabrica is Brighton’s centre for contemporary art. Alongside their programme of exhibitions, events and films they, work directly with vulnerable audiences through holistic, person-centred arts engagement. Funding will increase capacity and provide telephone/ online befriending service, linking people with information/ local support services, delivering home-based wellbeing activities (art) and packages. Costs of staff, transport and materials.
04/05/2020 £4,500 £2,387,113 IMPACT INITIATIVES Impact initiatives operates a range of user-focussed services which help maintain and develop independence, promote learning and support improved health and quality of life. Areas of work include services for children and young people, older people, advocacy, vocational support and supported housing for young women. Funding will provide ‘Seven Activities for Seven Days’ packs they have developed for those most isolated and vulnerable (older people in particular), as demand is high.
04/05/2020 £2,410 £40,153 BRIGHTON YOGA FOUNDATION Brighton Yoga Foundation exists to bring the physical and mental benefits of yoga and run community yoga outreach programmes for mental health, women affected by ill health, trauma and abuse, in schools, with the NHS, and for teenagers and other groups. They are currently running three free weekly online outreach yoga classes for people referred to them. Funding will support the third class in addition to a new weekly class for NHS staff, care and other key workers.
04/05/2020 £5,000 £49,990 THE PHOENIX STROKE CLUB The Club provides support for Stroke Survivors in the community by improving communication, providing friendship and support and offering respite for their families/carers. They receive referrals from the NHS, the Stroke Association and those who self-refer. Funding will support four months loss of income due to closure of the club; loss of members attendance fees and hall hire charge. It will also cover the cost of two staff working from home providing support to survivors in need.
04/05/2020 £5,000 £123,888 YOUTH DREAM (SELSEY) LIMITED Youth Dream offers support to young people through counselling, mentoring, environmental education, mental and sexual health support, club activities and adult parenting support. They help young people into employment and organise community action projects and digital support for older people, operating Selsey Youth Network. Funding will provide a 15 hour/week parenting support specialist for families during lockdown, with contacts and referrals coming for response by phone and online.
04/05/2020 £5,000 £74,019 THE DAISY CHAIN PROJECT The Daisy Chain Project are a legal advice charity for victims of domestic abuse, by the provision of pro bono legal assistance and donating feminine and baby products to women's refuges. Funding will pay for court fees/representation for victims of domestic abuse in light of the rate of domestic abuse increasing by 30% due to Covid-19.
04/05/2020 £4,500 LISTEN-HEAR! Listen-Hear are a resource for young people and families living in Wealden, working with schools. Providing a 'one stop' advice service, they promote social inclusion among parents and their children socially excluded from society, support mental health provision via counselling. Funding is for core costs to maintain online service and act as collection/ delivery service; volunteer expenses (phone, fuel etc.), rent, insurance, support for families.
04/05/2020 £5,000 £35,078 SAY APHASIA The charity provides regular drop in groups to allow people with Aphasia to meet others in the same situation. It allows a space for people with Aphasia to communicate with like-minded people and practice their speaking skills in a safe, non-judgemental environment. Funding will provide a speech and language therapist for online group sessions, ensuring service users do not lose their speech progress from reduced social interaction, and to provide weekly online drop in groups.
04/05/2020 £4,000 £355,910 THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF ST NICHOLAS WITH TORTINGTON, ARUNDEL St. Nicholas Church, Arundel is a Charity using surplus income for community projects. Funding is for the salary of the Parish Administrator, supporting the church Pastoral Care scheme. The scheme matches vulnerable applicants with volunteers, running a series of telephone support communications and food and prescription collection and delivery.
04/05/2020 £2,578 DEFIANT SPORTS Defiant Sports believe in the positive effects of sport on wellbeing, aiming to create an inclusive community giving everyone the opportunity to participate regardless of health, disability, wealth, anxiety or ability. Funding will provide one-to-one sessions over Skype or Zoom, working with 12 individuals to give respite for parents of SEND children, and support vulnerable adults struggling in isolation. Costs for coaching hours, sports equipment and fuel costs of delivering equipment.
04/05/2020 £3,000 £358,903 EASTBOURNE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Eastbourne Citizens Advice Bureau provide free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. They provide advice and campaign to improve the policies and practices that affect peoples lives. A local charity whose primary focus is Eastbourne Borough. Funding will provide equipment and materials to support staff and volunteers with homeworking.
04/05/2020 £4,960 MOVINGSOUNDS Movingsounds builds specialised, bespoke programmes using creativity to increase wellbeing, community empowerment, sustainability and leadership. Their work benefits groups with dementia, 'Deaf and Disabled', youth and Transgender groups and refugees among others. Funding is for project to support older people experiencing extreme isolation; delivering online specialized programmes for people with dementia using music and movement to increase wellbeing, connectedness and bring joy.
04/05/2020 £5,000 RITA PROJECT CIC The Rita Project works in rural East Sussex raising awareness and supporting those experiencing Domestic Abuse. Their aim is to live in a society where challenging domestic abuse is at the top of the agenda & its impact on individuals and communities is fully recognised. They run projects in schools and rural communities and with homeless people. Funding is to start delivering awareness raising material to rural communities and support those who feel unsafe in their home.
04/05/2020 £5,000 ARTS ON PRESCRIPTION C.I.C. ​Arts on Prescription CIC is an innovative community resource linking art groups with health services to enable and promote wellbeing and social engagement through creative arts-based workshops and inter-generational projects. Funding will provide cover for a three-month lock down period of weekly free online art sessions. This includes ART well being/information packs delivered to participants and technical support/management of the AOP social media and Zoom.
04/05/2020 £4,723 £975,197 ARUN AND CHICHESTER CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Arun and Chichester Citizens Advice provides free, independent and confidential advice on rights and responsibilities and helps people with their everyday problems. Currently providing a telephone, web chat and email service and distributing food/fuel vouchers, food parcels and toping up fuel meters for people who are shielding or social-isolated. Funding is for the salary of a part-time administrator and IT equipment for WFH, as demand for services has increased, to strengthen the service.
04/05/2020 £4,815 ARUN EXACT CIC Arun Exact C.I.C is a peer-led relapse prevention service for people in the Arun district in recovery from addiction and substance misuse. They reduce isolation and combat stigma associated with addictions/mental health, through social therapeutic horticultural focused activities. Funding will offer members home based projects to keep them occupied and learn a skill during the restrictions. These people are particularly vulnerable from isolation being a trigger to rekindle past behaviour.
04/05/2020 £5,000 £4,030,470 ASPIRE SUSSEX LIMITED Aspire Sussex provides community-based Adult Education that is vibrant, accessible and sustainable, and responds to the needs of our local communities. Currently delivering provision through their online learning platform. Funding will support the training of staff and the extra hours of IT support, to ensure students are supported to get online, particularly those in the middle of qualifications.
04/05/2020 £4,000 £366,561 CHICHESTER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST CCDT works with the local communities in North Chichester at the heart of the rapidly expanding mixed social and private housing communities of Graylingwell Park, Roussillon Park and the neighbouring estates. They empower people by developing skills and supporting projects that create local opportunities, employment and build community spirit. Funding will offer food and support packages, support online learning and physical resources.
04/05/2020 £3,256 PAWA RESIDENT COMMUNITY FORUM (PAREC-FORUM) PAWA empower and build the capacity of minority formal and informal community organisations based in Chichester. Funding will enable the collection of surplus supplies of food from supermarkets to give fresh produce to chefs from Abyssinia,Taste of Sahara to enable the provision of freshly cooked meals and reduce food waste. They will also work with other community groups (including Refugee Infinity Initiative, Syrian refugee resettlement and Voluntary Action Chichester).
04/05/2020 £1,000 DOWN SYNDROME DEVELOPMENT TRUST We offer a wide range of support services and specialist interventions and enhance the lives of people living with Down Syndrome. Our services include support to individuals and their families via research based training workshops, outreach, educational enrichment and social groups for children and young people living with Down syndrome. Funding will provide alternative virtual learning, physical activities and support streamed online as well as phone calls.
04/05/2020 £2,410 £40,153 BRIGHTON YOGA FOUNDATION Brighton Yoga Foundation exists to bring the physical and mental benefits of yoga and run community yoga outreach programmes for mental health, women affected by ill health, trauma and abuse, in schools, with the NHS, and for teenagers and other groups. They are currently running three free weekly online outreach yoga classes for people referred to them. Funding will support the third class in addition to a new weekly class for NHS staff, care and other key workers.
04/05/2020 £1,450 DEAFBLIND UK Deafblind UK support people with combined sight and hearing loss to live the lives they want. Running awareness talks, befriending services, social groups, a helpline, care and support. Funding is to expand and enhance their helpline service; longer hours, increasing volunteers, weekly check ups including giving information on Covid 19 and improved technology. This work will support 15 of their members.
04/05/2020 £1,500 HARTFIELD PARISH COUNCIL The Parish council for Hartfield. Funding is for a network of volunteers to provide increasing number of emergency food supplies, miscellaneous items and transport costs to help families and elderly in their community and to ensure local businesses continue in their rural economy and children and vulnerable mental health is catered for.
04/05/2020 £1,060 HOMEOPATHY IN THE SUSSEX COMMUNITY HISC works partnership with Southdown Housing, Rise and Safe in Sussex. They support health and wellbeing in marginalised communities by providing homeopathy sessions to service users. Clients include survivors of domestic abuse and people recovering from long terms and enduring mental illness. Funding will provide an additional six clinics to meet future high demand as well as equipment for working from home, subscriptions to online platforms and provision of posting remedies.
04/05/2020 £1,500 WEST CHILTINGTON AND NUTBOURNE ACTION GROUP West Chiltington and Nutbourne Action Group provide a ‘pipeline’ between volunteers, community organisations and local businesses. Their prime focus is helping the elderly and vulnerable groups facing long-term isolation, especially those without internet access. Funding will provide a service for food and urgent supplies including pet food and for their befriending phoneline.
27/04/2020 £5,000 £23,971 SALAAM FOOTBALL CLUB Salaam FC is a multicultural football club that runs weekly, year-round football sessions for disadvantaged boys and girls aged 12 to 16, living in Brighton and Hove. Funding for project buying and delivering food shopping/parcels/prescriptions to Salaam FC member families most in need whilst the club is closed. These are low income Muslim families and will be particularly affected during Ramadan. Costs of project are; food, fuel, phone credit and volunteer expenses.
27/04/2020 £4,646 £279,458 EAST SUSSEX HEARING Funding request for IT and operational costs.
27/04/2020 £4,880 £21,824 DIFFERENT PLANET ARTS Creative Planet Arts specialise in creating inclusive theatre, opportunities to play, and participatory activity for people with SEN and complex disabilities. An urgent need has arisen to support families with children with complex disabilities experiencing extreme isolation due to the Covid-19 lockdown. Funding will support their service providing on-line resources, on-line group workshops to families they know andreferrals to via Council teams and support agencies in Sussex.
27/04/2020 £3,500 £137,771 MID SUSSEX VOLUNTARY ACTION MSVA supports over 360 Mid-Sussex based community groups providing front-line services to older people, disabled, children and marginalised groups. Funding is for additional staff and organisational expenditure for its emergency response to Covid-19 over for up to a 12 week period. Additional crisis response work consists of supporting new Covid-19 volunteer groups and individuals contacting them to get food, health advice and reassurance.
27/04/2020 £4,924 £322,880 BRIGHTON TABLE TENNIS CLUB Brighton Table Tennis Club want to inspire everyone to be a champion, and to instil a lifelong love for table tennis and a positive sense of community within all of their players. The table tennis club is closed and the group have repurposed the space as a distribution point for food parcels to those in need during this crisis, a recognised food distributor by Brighton Food Partnership. Funding request to purchase more food from suppliers Waste Knot and Infinity Wholesale, increasing capacity.
27/04/2020 £4,134 £118,175 PIPPA'S GROUP Pippa’s Group is a pre-school set up for children who are in need. Pippa’s Group enrols children who have obvious additional needs before diagnosis. Their Family Support service continues to operate virtually. Their Pre-school is open to children of Key Workers and vulnerable children as well as supporting children within these categories who would usually attend an alternative childcare setting. Funding will support rent, phone bills and Pre-school Learning Alliance insurance.
27/04/2020 £4,000 £132,431 TAYLOR MADE DREAMS Taylor-Made Dreams makes dreams happen for children with life limiting illness; sourcing and financially supporting empathetic therapeutic services alongside their difficult journey, helping to leave lasting precious memories for families to cherish when time together is all far too short. Funding will support one months' demand of "Taylor Made Dreams Food and Hygiene Support Packs" for children with a life-limiting illness and their families, enabling them to isolate.
27/04/2020 £1,890 £75,662 CASCADE CREATIVE RECOVERY Cascade is a peer-led, volunteer-based organisation that supports people in long-term recovery from addiction. Funding to continue their creative groups online, maintaining connection between all staff, volunteers and stakeholders on a daily basis. Groups include creative writing, yoga and meditation, arts and crafts and more. To date they have been successful in maintaining these groups online using free apps and personal resources. Funding is for IT equipment for digital remote working.
27/04/2020 £5,000 £10,941 BABY2BABY Baby2baby collect donations of new and used baby clothing and items and redistribute them to families in need within East Sussex. Items are presented as a gift from the community to the family in their time of need. Funding requested for buying new essential baby items to give out, as currently donations could be contaminated with covid 19. Also for rent of Baby2bay HQ (where items are stored and bundles created) and volunteer expenses for PPE.
27/04/2020 £1,781 £1,107,597 CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE Crawley Open House have serve the homeless and vulnerable of West Sussex. They operate a 26 bed high-support hostel, a busy drop-in day centre open 365 days a year, 3 move-on properties and a community outreach team. Funding request to pay the costs of the food purchased to make food parcels and support their 3 move-on houses, at a time when costs are increased and income reduced
27/04/2020 £2,875 £2,045,975 WEST SUSSEX MIND West Sussex Mind promotes mental health and wellbeing across the area, removing the stigma and barriers faced by people with mental health issues. They are offering one to one support on the telephone & on-line as well as social support groups via zoom. Funding is to purchase 250/500 licences for suicide prevention online training, for volunteers running the phoneline service.
27/04/2020 £2,500 £81,186 THE CLARE PROJECT The Clare Project supports the transgender, non-binary and intersex (TNBI) community by providing psychosocial support in the form of weekly drop-ins, monthly workshops, socials and subsidised counselling. Funding will support adjustments for working from home to provide remote support to members and to provide a Crisis Bursary for community members giving emergency support in the form of travel/relocation vouchers, and/or food retail vouchers.
27/04/2020 £5,000 £10,292,900 ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY (ENGLAND AND WALES) St Vincent De Paul Society aim to reduce poverty and isolation through practical assistance. Costs include Centre Co-ordinator salary, Centre Administration Assistant salary (put together food packages), Bills and running costs including centre, mini-bus and volunteer expenses (fuel).
27/04/2020 £5,000 £408,980 DAME VERA LYNN CHILDREN'S CHARITY The Dame Vera Lynn Trust supports children with cerebral palsy and their families using a movement-based educational approach encouraging the child to develop physically, socially and emotionally. Funding will be used to help fund the salary of their Head of Service to the end of June 2020 to enable the continuation their vital support virtually to families and help prevent beneficiaries from regressing during this crisis period.
27/04/2020 £1,000 £342,202 BRIGHTON CITY TABLE TENNIS CLUB BELTA is the Bristol Estate Leaseholder & Tenants Association. Funding is to organise an emergency food supply to the elderly and vulnerable on the Bristol Estate during self isolation period. BELTA is running seven days a week maintaining a steady flow of food and essential supplies whilst also providing a outreach service, checking on the welfare of local people.
27/04/2020 £5,000 £179,012 SELSEY COMMUNITY FORUM Selsey Community Forum runs Selsey Care Shop which offers 500 vulnerable older residents support with dementia care, Carers encouragement, interaction opportunities, low level mental health services, bereavement support and community information and organisational partnerships. Funding is towards a large scale project in which the community has now joined together to respond to Covid 19, with Selsey Care Shop being the helping hub coordinating this response to the crisis.
27/04/2020 £5,000 ADHD AWARE ADHD Aware is member-led group that aims to support adults affected by ADHD. They run a monthly drop-ins; monthly sessions for Friends, Family, and Partners; and monthly discussion sessions on focused topics, as well as providing support and advice. Funding will support core services which have required expansion to support an extremely vulnerable group during the current crisis. Users are increasingly faced with challenges associated with ADHD.
27/04/2020 £4,866 £181,376 BRIGHTON AND HOVE LGBT SWITCHBOARD Switchboard supports LGBTQ people looking for a sense of community, support or information. They connect people and support them directly through specially designed Switchboard projects or link them to other services. Funding for IT equipment & support along with front-line staff time to meet the demand for one to one support (for those with dementia or memory loss) and to work with partners across the city to ensure vulnerable LGBTQ communities have access to food, medicines & community.
27/04/2020 £5,000 £826,167 CARE FOR THE CARERS Care for the Carers is the leading organisation providing support for unpaid carers in the county, delivering services including direct support, groups, counselling, an activities programme, carers voices network and conference. Funding for IT equipment for remote working (mobile phones and a laptop), for their new telephone befriending service, for an online telephone training course for counsellors and staff wages for coordinating community hubs.
27/04/2020 £2,500 COASTAL WELLBEING LIMITED Coastal Wellbeing is a not-for-profit social enterprise based in Lewes and Newhaven, providing Wellness Recovery Action Plan and other wellbeing services and professional training. This is a simple, structured, self-management tool providing people with a framework to explore what they can do to maintain their wellbeing. Funding will support the wellbeing and counselling service remotely i.e. by phone, email, social media or video conferencing, both one-to-one or group work.
27/04/2020 £5,000 CRIMSHAM FARM CIC Crimsham Farm CIC provide outdoor education to children through animal husbandry and forest schools. Relief to armed forces personnel suffering from PTSD. They require assistance to cover the cost of fuel for their volunteer force of 18 drivers and packer, and require assistance to cover the cost of cleaning regimes and materials in accordance with local authority policies and procedures. They require funding in order to keep their supply collections vehicle on the road or purchase a new one.
27/04/2020 £3,000 EAST GRINSTEAD TOWN COUNCIL East Grinstead are an active Local Council that supports the local community and residents. They have created a helpline and volunteer service due to the COVID-19 outbreak. This service includes recruiting and supporting volunteers and shopping for local residents. Funding will support the ongoing costs of running these services.
27/04/2020 £5,000 GRANDADS FRONT ROOM CIC Funding for their project to 'fill bellies and occupy minds': redistributing food deemed unsuitable for shop shelves and giving craft/play packs for younger people (particularly without outside access). Costs include food, crafts and fuel.
27/04/2020 £2,540 £369,271 HASTINGS FURNITURE SERVICE LIMITED HFS was established by and for unemployed people. They collect unwanted but re-useable furniture and household goods, selling them at a heavily discounted rate, to people on low incomes in the area. HFS tutors have developed therapeutic outreach activities that boost confidence by teaching practical DIY and craft skills for vulnerable adults at domestic violence refuges, mental health centres and communities both in towns and rural areas. Funding request is for IT equipment.
27/04/2020 £5,000 PETWORTH TOWN COUNCIL Petworth Town Council has posted notices of the help desk to every resident and business address in the Town Council area, recruited and checked over 80 volunteers and are working closely with local businesses to ensure those who need food are able to access it. Funding will support the operational costs of providing volunteers and IT equipment.
27/04/2020 £5,000 £121,997 REACHING FAMILIES LIMITED Reaching Families is a grassroots, parent-carer led charity which aims to “empower, inform and support parents and families of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in West Sussex”. Funding is to deliver emergency professional telephone counselling to parent-carers in West Sussex struggling with mental health issues as a result of the lockdown and social isolation. Funding for cost of counsellors and staff costs.
27/04/2020 £5,000 £456,206 SUSSEX CLUBS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE LIMITED SCYP are committed to developing a vibrant grassroots led voluntary and community youth sector, which involves, empowers and meets the needs of young people in Sussex. SCYP are rolling out virtual youth clubs to support young people struggling with their mental health and wellbeing as a result of current enforced social distancing. Funding will support staffing costs and online activities such as cooking, gaming and arts and crafts as well as one to sone support.
27/04/2020 £3,900 £188,118 SUSSEX MS CENTRE Sussex MS Centre support people from Sussex who have MS and some other chronic conditions. They provide therapies and group activities that provide symptom relief, help maintain or improve current abilities, and slow progression. Funding to support MS patients with online therapy; for staff costs, telephone helpline and IT support (website and social media).
27/04/2020 £5,000 £1,582,340 THE BEVERN TRUST The Bevern Trust supports young people with multiple disabilities by the provision of residential and respite care, education, health care and therapies. These residents have profound and multiple learning disabilities and additional complex health needs. Under government guidance they are isolated in their rooms apart from short periods for activities or therapies. Funding is for extra physio therapy and hydrotherapy sessions (one per week for three months) which are vital for 10 residents.
27/04/2020 £1,000 £322,880 BRIGHTON CITY TABLE TENNIS CLUB BELTA is the Bristol Estate Leaseholder & Tenants Association. Funding is to organise an emergency food supply to the elderly and vulnerable on the Bristol Estate during self isolation period. BELTA is running seven days a week maintaining a steady flow of food and essential supplies whilst also providing a outreach service, checking on the welfare of local people.
27/04/2020 £1,890 £67,024 CASCADE CREATIVE RECOVERY Cascade is a peer-led, volunteer-based organisation that supports people in long-term recovery from addiction. Funding to continue their creative groups online, maintaining connection between all staff, volunteers and stakeholders on a daily basis. Groups include creative writing, yoga and meditation, arts and crafts and more. To date they have been successful in maintaining these groups online using free apps and personal resources. Funding is for IT equipment for digital remote working.
27/04/2020 £1,781 £1,085,723 CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE Crawley Open House have serve the homeless and vulnerable of West Sussex. They operate a 26 bed high-support hostel, a busy drop-in day centre open 365 days a year, 3 move-on properties and a community outreach team. Funding request to pay the costs of the food purchased to make food parcels and support their 3 move-on houses, at a time when costs are increased and income reduced
27/04/2020 £1,850 HELPING HANDS ROBERTSBRIDGE Salehurst and Robertsbridge Helping Hands links those residents in particular need with volunteers willing to help. Since the outbreak of Covid 19, a collaborative response was very quickly put in place using an existing volunteer group Salehurst and Robertsbridge Helping Hands work closely with the Parish Council to strengthen the community response. Funding will support current efforts through the purchase of PPE for all volunteers, additional technology.
27/04/2020 £1,090 SINGLETON & CHARLTON PARISH COUNCIL Singleton Parish Council has 67 vulnerable persons in its community, majority over 70 years and with underlying health conditions. Funding is for a range of costs associated with supporting these people.
27/04/2020 £1,500 WIVELSFIELD CORONA BUDDIES COOPERATIVE Wivesfleld Coronavirus Buddies was set up bin March 2020 March in direct response to the covid 19 pandemic to assist residents with essential shopping, prescriptions, dog walking and to combat loneliness from self isolating. Anyone can donate food certain places around Wivelsfield. They are in the process of securing a room in Wivelsfield Village Hall FOC to store food and box it up according to need and redistribute it confidentially. Funding will support the creation of the foodbank.
27/04/2020 £570 HANGLETON & KNOLL PROJECT The Hangleton & Knoll Project are a Community Development and Detached Youth Work organisation, working in partnership with local residents and young people to access and develop opportunities and resources to make positive changes within the community. Funding request to adapt youth work service to remote online working: purchasing a laptop and mobile phone. For encrypted work and telephone service, currently running weekly zoom activities.
27/04/2020 £750 HOLDING SPACE Holding Space is a not for profit community organisation whose primary aim is to support parents, carers, children, teens and young adults who are facing mental health challenges living in Eastbourne, and wider East Sussex. Funding is to enable online support session to be carried out to continue to offer support to beneficiaries.
22/04/2020 £4,984 £786,294 LIFE CENTRE Lifecentre dedicates itself to supporting those who have been victim to the violation that is rape and sexual abuse through providing face-to-face counselling at three confidential centres across West Sussex.These specialist services are available to male, female and child survivors of all ages on a non-discriminatory basis. Funding for adapting service, with IT software and zoom subscription to give online/ phone counselling and staff costs.
22/04/2020 £5,000 £83,348 CHICHESTER INFORMATION SHOP FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Supporting young people with free counselling and emotional support, currently remote working. Funding to purchase a couple of up to date and up to speed laptops for staff to remote work, and support the cost of managing and coordinating the new remote working system that we have suddenly had to put in place. It will help to support volunteer counselling costs
22/04/2020 £4,288 £459,642 ALLSORTS YOUTH PROJECT LIMITED Allsorts Youth Project listens to, supports and connects children and young people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or unsure of their gender identity and/or sexual orientation (LGBT+), and challenges exclusion, prejudice and discrimination in all areas of children and young people’s lives. |Funding is to cover costs enabling the group to continue to provide vitale servives to the community online.
22/04/2020 £4,174 KENNEDY ST & CO CIC Kennedy Street CIC supports people in recovery from addiction and those with mental health problems to sustain their recovery, help themselves and become active members of their community. Funding is to support the move to online and phone support, as well as providing emergency food deliveries to the people and their families who they support.
22/04/2020 £5,000 MINDOUT Mental health support for LGBTQ community. Funding to adapt services to online, purchasing appropriate equipment including phones and software.
22/04/2020 £1,000 TOT ROCKIN BEATS CIC Funding to adapt service online: for wordpress website development (being interactive), IT/Media broadcasting equipment to increase broadcasts, host phone ins with dads, host tutorials. Reduce isolation and support mental health.
22/04/2020 £1,693 VOLUNTARY ACTION ARUN & CHICHESTER Funding will be used to provide mobile telephones, website update and cloud storage for their systems for six months.
21/04/2020 £4,896 £126,490 XTRAX (HASTINGS AND ROTHER) Xtrax provide a safe, non-judgemental, friendly and personal drop-in service to all young people aged 16-24. Offering support and practical help in a crisis. Xtrax helps vulnerable and disadvantaged young people make real and lasting changes in their lives. Drop in closed but continuing with one to one appointments three afternoons a week and on two afternoons through outreach. Funding for marketing, giving Covid 19 information via updated social media and upgrading their website.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £8,060,974 ST WILFRID'S HOSPICE (EASTBOURNE) St Wilfrid's Hospice is an Eastbourne based hospice providing skilled and compassionate care for patients with complex needs as they near the end of life. Their work with others influences the care of those dying in hospitals, nursing and care homes. Funding to provide a further 400 counselling hours over the next 5 months focusing on Covid-19 bereavement support; staff wages.
21/04/2020 £5,000 RAPE CRISIS SURREY AND SUSSEX Rape Crisis Surrey and Sussex is a regional centre for excellence, supporting survivors of rape and sexual abuse, empowering local women and confronting sexual violence in their community. Supporting women and girls aged 13+ through specialist trauma informed, empowerment counselling model, independent advocacy and community outreach programmes. Funding will cover the cost of initial assessments for 100 women, including for a specially trained therapist ongoing costs.
21/04/2020 £4,750 £541,670 BRIGHTON WOMEN'S CENTRE BWC makes a positive difference to the lives of women in Sussex. Understanding the challenges women face and designing services that are holistic and integrated to meet diverse needs. BWC advocates for women, by working in partnership and leading on the development of women-centred policy and practice. Funding for 3 months running cots of online and telephone Women Helpline including Volunteer Co-ordination, Phones, headsets, wifi, data for volunteers.
21/04/2020 £5,000 MEDWAY YOUTH TRUST The MY Trust are commissioned to deliver the Youth Employability Service by East Sussex County Council until at least September 2021. Their service includes 15 qualified, specialist advisers supporting over 4000 of the most vulnerable young people in the county aged between 15-18 who are NEET, or at risk of NEET. Funding will enable remote working to be more efficient contribute towards the total cost to upgrade IT equipment, specifically laptops to meet the additional requirements.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £1,902,438 AGE CONCERN EAST SUSSEX Age UK East Sussex are locally-focused and led by the needs of those in later life. Their main charitable services are: information and advice, day opportunities, preventative physical and mental health projects and services, home support services and post-hospital discharge support. Funding for befriending telephone service: training and DBS check for volunteers, phoneline expenses and staff costs.
21/04/2020 £4,115 £5,502 WINGS TO FLY Wings to Fly supports St Marks Primary School; children are from a range of socio-economic groups with a higher than average number with special educational needs. They provide activities, opportunities and equipment to maximise childrens enjoyment, education and achievement. Funding for mental health support worker salary, broadband and 2 tablets for families to borrow who don't have computer access.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £403,908 CITIZENS ADVICE 1066 Citizens Advice 1066 provide a general advice service to people in Hastings and St Leonards by highly trained volunteers. Clients are supported to deal with issues such as welfare benefits, housing, employment, immigration, family relationships, utilities and consumer rights, energy and financial capability. They also provide a specialist debt advice service. Funding is to enable 10 more volunteers to be set up for remote working with the necessary phones and IT equipment.
21/04/2020 £4,980 £337,579 MY SISTERS' HOUSE CIO My Sister's House is the only women’s centre in West Sussex, embedded in the Bognor Regis community. Many of the women who access the service are vulnerable with multiple disadvantages such as domestic abuse, poverty and mental health. They provide information, advice, guidance, support, peer groups , training , counselling, mentoring and more. Funding for a Complex Needs Worker giving financial advice for 18 weeks, as demand has risen for this service. Also for IT equipment for remote working.
21/04/2020 £4,500 £179,223 CHILDREN'S RESPITE TRUST The Trust provides respite care for disabled children and support for their families. Assists families in getting statutory support, provides carers in the home and also funds breaks to private respite centres. Funding for a Support worker salary for 3 months giving respite care to children of key worker parents.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £45,378 BOURNEOUTLGBT BourneOut are a local LGBT group who organised Eastbourne's first gay pride event in 2017. They run a mental health and wellness programme for LGBT members within Eastbourne, from their drop in centre in Eastbourne. Adapting to online sessions for LGBT people requiring assistance or signposting. Funding would provide 100 one hour physcotherapy sessions over the next 3 months and enable them to respond to this crisis.
21/04/2020 £3,500 £94,800 CANCERWISE CancerWise clients are adults affected by cancer and their adult families and carers. They use a holistic approach to caring for our clients and offer a variety of services, all free: counselling; complementary therapies to relax and deal with the side-effects of chemotherapy; mindfulness courses and regular meetings; and support groups. Funding is to provide 175 hours of Telephone counselling over a 3 month period for cancer patients and their family members aged 16+.
21/04/2020 £4,800 £34,000 THE YOUTH COUNSELLING PROJECT The Youth Counselling Project deliver free, specialist psychotherapeutic counselling to school children in Seaford who are facing mental health difficulties and who have been referred by their schools. Aiming to improve the life chances of vulnerable children and to give access to community services they could not otherwise afford Planning to digitalise sessions. Funding would enable 12 children to each receive a 10 session course of counselling.
21/04/2020 £1,550 £41,668 ENGAGE Engage provides two rural community clubs in rural East Sussex: TN22 for people over 60; and TN22 Plus for those with dementia, and their carers. Clubs offer activities, signposting,companionship, support, respite for carers, lunches, outings, film clubs, dancing and lots of laughter. Funding to enable ENGAge to continue to liaise with their members and volunteers for twelve weeks. Costs include: phone line, volunteer expenses (shopping and medicine deliveries), fortnightly newsletter.
21/04/2020 £2,000 £40,579 TYLER'S TRUST Tyler Trust provide gift boxes and hospital bags to children with brain tumours or other life threatening illnesses, within the catchment area of Chichester and Worthing hospitals. Funding to offer vouchers for food stores and toys /activity stores to support the families on lockdown to replace the gift boxes until they are able to meet face to face again. Sending these immediately to the families they work with and those who were waiting for support.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £1,815,190 THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF BRIGHTON, ST PETER St Peter's is a vibrant church located in Central Brighton. Their vision is to play their part in the transformation of society, to help the disadvantaged in the community to regain their hope, purpose and involvement in the community. Offering programmes and support - specifically young families, youth and homeless people including a weekly hot meal, and drop-ins for both men and women and a Winter night shelter. Funding for food provisions for 200 food parcels to be delivered.
21/04/2020 £2,653 £150,829 HASTINGS AND ROTHER MEDIATION SERVICE HRMS works with vulnerable members of the local community delivering mediation services to those who need it. They offer mediation between neighbours (Neighbourhood Mediation) and within families (Intergenerational Mediation). They also offer Family Mediation to help parents who are separated to make arrangements for their children. Funding request for adapting service to online: 6 laptops and zoom subscriptions.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £29,561 CHICHESTER HEART FOR HOMELESS Chichester HEART for Homeless provides support and help for people who sleep on the street, are insecurely housed or who have previously been homeless. A partnership of local churches with two paid employees and around 50 volunteers. Pastoral support is offered to people of all faiths and none. In response to the pandemic they are now providing homeless people with hot takeaway breakfasts every day from a City Centre Church. Funding is to help pay the additional expenses.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £683,657 THE CLOCK TOWER SANCTUARY The Clock Tower Sanctuary work with young people (YP) aged 16-25 who are homeless or insecurely housed, enabling them to move from crisis to stability. Funding for Support Coordinator salary and a contribution to Monitoring & Evaluation to provide the Crisis Support Project open 7 days a week via phone, email and social media.
21/04/2020 £4,952 £262,118 SAFETY NET - KEEPING CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILIES SAFE Safety Net's mission is to keep children and young people safe from harm and abuse. They work with children, families, schools and neighbourhoods, building communities where children know they have the right to feel safe and adults are actively involved in protecting them from harm. Funding to continue supporting young children, adapting services to online, with group workshops and 1:1 sessions. Funding for IT equipment: 4 laptops and software.
21/04/2020 £2,107 £44,946 WYNTERCON WynterCon support and encourage those from underprivileged backgrounds to thrive within the creative sector and be part of their local community. Providing a platform for people to discover their skills and passions by giving them the confidence through the worlds of sci-fi & fantasy. Funding for IT equipment to continue to run mental health support and creative workshops, adapting to online.
21/04/2020 £4,000 £108,779 ST JAMES' TRUST (SEAFORD) St James Trust (Seaford) undertake voluntary/community work in education; provides welfare/social services; support for young people and parents; care and support for 200+ older people, and provides other charitable activities for residents of Seaford, neighbouring Newhaven, and surrounding villages. Funding is towards providing daily telephone contact/visual social media, and support to those who need them and to support residents especially those who are isolating, alone and vulnerable.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £508,127 THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF ST PAUL'S, CHICHESTER St Paul’s Parish Centre is a community facility providing venue and facilities to local residents, surrounding parishes and over 40 local organisations. Funding to increase capacity to support the high-risk and vulnerable isolating. Adapting services, including running a phoneline, sending weekly newsletters and collecting and delivering food. Costs include: volunteer expenses, online communications.
21/04/2020 £4,800 £1,330,365 OASIS PROJECT Brighton Oasis Project aims to improve the lives and maximise the potential of the diverse range of women, and children affected by drug and alcohol misuse. They are working with over 300 women and 30 children/young people. Funding will enable them to strengthen their offer of support at this time from securing basic necessities for families like food and toiletries, offering video therapy and support groups and online psychotherapy for adolescents.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £26,856 ROTARY CLUB OF CHICHESTER HARBOUR CHARITY FUNDS Rotary Club of Chichester Harbour help local families in desperate need, via the Chichester food bank and referrals from health professionals etc. These ‘emergency’ calls are on the increase at the moment and they are fast running out of funds to buy much needed items) that we do not have in their stores. They are able to turnaround requests within 24 hours, or in 2/3 days depending on the circumstances. Funding is to help them buy a range of much needed items.
21/04/2020 £3,600 £181,894 YOU RAISE ME UP LIMITED YRMU provide emotional, financial and practical support for families following the death of a child aged 16-25. They provide funeral payments, one-to-one specialist counselling, support groups, a 24 hour helpline and a drop in support centre in Polegate. Funding is help to continue to run their counselling services for the next 3 months while they have very little fundraising income due to the closure of their Support Centre and cancellation of all their events.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £47,129 RIVERS LEARNING PROJECT COMMUNITY Rivers provides a platform to empower women to take up new challenges. Rivers support vulnerable women who due to social, economic or other lifestyles affected by an invisible barrier to accessing service of established institutions. Funding is to is to provide basic food, female hygiene products and toiletries as these are not priorities in food parcels to lessen the extra financial burden of women and girls.
21/04/2020 £4,300 £29,950 MANZI FOUNDATION Manzi Foundation support local Not for Profit organisations to assist disadvantaged local communities, providing well-being support & access to learning and employment for the beneficiaries. They lead community support primarily in the deprived areas of Hastings & Rother. Funding for project to reduce isolation: staff costs for contacting residents for assessment, giving support, information and further guidance, linking them with other agencies if necessary. Giving 1:1 telephone sessions.
21/04/2020 £5,000 HASTINGS AREA COMMUNITY TRUST Hastings Area Community Trust provides grants to individuals in need under its common user name of 'Relief'. It also provides accommodation to other local charities, the income from which meets its running costs. Funding is to purchase supplies for their Pantry project which supports people in need with food. Donations of food from local shops have dried up and they now depend on delivery form Fareshare.which has limited supplies.
21/04/2020 £3,000 £751,912 LITTLE GATE FARM Little Gate supports people with Learning Disabilities & Autism into paid employment so they can live happy fulfilled lives. Funding for core costs, adapting the service to online and telephone support.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £803,955 AGE UK HORSHAM DISTRICT Age UK Horsham exisst to provide help and support to people over the age of 50 living anywhere in Horsham District. They aim is to reduce poverty, loneliness and isolation and improve health and well-being amongst all local older people. Funding is to provide vital core funding to enable them to continue supporting vulnerable older people who are isolated in their homes during the Coronavirus pandemic.
21/04/2020 £3,950 BLUEPRINT 22 Blueprint 22 operates on the coast strip of Sussex, Brighton to Bognor-Regis. Working with anyone aged 16-25 they offer a range of projects & support 1-2-1 sessions which give young adults opportunities to grow, develop and move forward with their lives. Funding is for three months to increase and improve their online and remote support services to young people in Sussex affected by the limitations enforced during COVID-19.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £223,392 BRIGHTON UNEMPLOYED CENTRE FAMILIES PROJECT Brighton Unemployed Centre Families Project run a community centre and services supporting vulnerable and disadvantaged families. Funding to support those in the community with immediate food parcels and items for babies, children and family toiletries. Funding for support for at least 3 months. Also expand the crisis service to cover a phone and on-line support service, paying staff costs.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £615,084 CITY GATE COMMUNITY PROJECTS FareShare Sussex re-distributes surplus food to vulnerable people across Sussex. They have 150 volunteers to sort, store and deliver the food using refrigerated van to 140 charities. As a result of the COVID19 crisis they know that the charities they provide food for are struggling to find the cost of their FareShare fees. Funding will susbsidise the usual fees paid by charities to access their food across Sussex for the next three months.
21/04/2020 £5,000 EAST SUSSEX CREDIT UNION East Sussex Credit Union is a not-for-profit savings and loans co-operative. Funding will provide people at high risk of poverty/destitution during this crisis - such those who are self- employed, in the gig economy or on a low wage topped up by Universal credit- with a short term financial boost until government support kicks in, or they are allowed to work normally again.
21/04/2020 £3,000 EAST WORTHING TASK FORCE East Worthing Task Force is a Covid support group run by local volunteers, including some local councillors. This application is made to support the work of the 30 volunteers who can pack and deliver food parcels and essential goods (e.g. soap) to those in need. Funding is specifically for food and supplies.
21/04/2020 £5,000 FARE DIVIDE Fare Divide’s vision is to save perishable foodstuffs from landfill, and to inspire healthier communities by forging give-and-take partnerships making available surplus food to all without judgement and stigma. Requesting funding for the remaining cost of a refrigerated van for giving perishable food out in Littlehampton.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £912,752 FRIENDS FAMILIES AND TRAVELLERS Friends, Families and Travellers are a community led charity in Sussex. Working to end discrimination and achieve equitable treatment of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities. Poor health status with poverty, overcrowding and historic issues related to accommodation put Gypsy and Traveller communities at higher risk of being infected by COVID-19 and at greater risk of severe outcomes as a result of contracting COVID-19. Funding is to help meet additional staffing and IT support costs.
21/04/2020 £3,340 £266,576 GATWICK DETAINEES WELFARE GROUP Funding is to assist 25 people with food vouchers and a contribution towards rent for three months.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £222,127 HOME-START ARUN, WORTHING & ADUR Home-Start supports local families who are going through tough times including bereavement, parent /child disability, feeling isolated and poor mental health. Over the next 12 weeks they will continue to support local families, (currently 73 families) and expect demands to increase. Funding is to help provide "Packs of Joy", new resources of age appropriate books, colouring sheets, yous, crayons, games, puzzles to every child.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £247,106 JIGSAW(SOUTHEAST) Jigsaw (South East) offers grief support to children and young people who have experienced the death of a significant family member through illness, accident, suicide or murder. They also provide support to children and young people who have a family member with a life-limiting condition. Support Workers continue to support existing children by phone and video chat, and are taking new referrals by phone. Funding is for core costs emabling them to continue their service through the pandemic.
21/04/2020 £5,000 PURPLE PEOPLE KITCHEN FOOD BANK Purple People Kitchen Food Bank run a Food Bank for the people in the BN41 Post code area who are deemed to be in Food Poverty. Beneficiaries are referred by professional bodies and have to comply with their criteria. Many of the people attend for long periods. Funding for food supplies to continue support for 3-4 months, PPE for volunteers and a security guard to ensure distance restrictions are followed.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £219,908 BRIGHTON AND HOVE SOCIAL WELFARE AND EDUCATIONAL TRUST LIMITED We provide practical support to community groups to enable them to achieve their own aims more effectively. Our services include: advice, training and consultancy; written information; community accounting support; access to equipment for printing, meetings and events. We specialise in supporting small volunteer-led groups, especially those in marginalised communities. Funding for core running costs to replace the loss of income due to closure: WFH telephone and email support available.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £2,853,486 R.I.S.E. (REFUGE, INFORMATION, SUPPORT AND EDUCATION) RISE provides crisis Refuge for up to fifteen families and a complex needs dispersed Refuge. They have a helpline, support groups, counselling, and therapy for 3000+ adult and child domestic abuse survivors. Housing and legal advice is available and have one of the few LGBT services in the country. Funding is for a limited period of time to respond directly to the current Covid-19 crisis.
21/04/2020 £4,632 SUSSEX STALKING SUPPORT Sussex Stalking Support are devoted to helping victims of stalking and raising awareness. From peer support sessions to creative therapy groups, they provide ongoing trauma and support work to assist individual recovery. Currently moved services to online and telephone calls. Funding for 2 laptops and staff costs of continued work.
21/04/2020 £3,120 £1,666,151 THE APULDRAM CENTRE The Apuldram Centre works to support adults with learning disabilities, services include a dedicated Day Centre offering meaningful and enterprising daytime occupational activities such as: horticultural, both on and off site; woodwork; cookery and arts & crafts. They also support a number of people in the Chichester area to live independently in their own tenancies. Funding to provide daytime activities that are occupationally focused and maintain skills for independence.
21/04/2020 £4,770 £1,319,359 THE TRUST FOR DEVELOPING COMMUNITIES TDC deliver community-led solutions to tackling inequality in Brighton and Hove. They support excluded communities, people from deprived neighbourhoods and young people to build on their strengths, identify issues and deliver solutions. Funding for a community development worker for older people, coordinating TDCs response: giving information of foodbanks, establishing a peer support network, upskilling volunteers for digital working and building community resilience.
21/04/2020 £5,000 £326,566 VOICES IN EXILE Voices in Exile work with refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable migrants with no recourse to public funds in Brighton & Hove, East and West Sussex and increased demand on their services means an urgent need to grow provision. As a result of the pandemic and the impact of social distancing, they are facing the following challenges and funding is required so as to meet. Funding will provide food, and essentials, volunteer expenses and equipment for staff to work remotely.
21/04/2020 £1,550 £21,018 ENGAGE Engage provides two rural community clubs in rural East Sussex: TN22 for people over 60; and TN22 Plus for those with dementia, and their carers. Clubs offer activities, signposting,companionship, support, respite for carers, lunches, outings, film clubs, dancing and lots of laughter. Funding to enable ENGAge to continue to liaise with their members and volunteers for twelve weeks. Costs include: phone line, volunteer expenses (shopping and medicine deliveries), fortnightly newsletter.
21/04/2020 £1,500 FAIRLIGHT PARISH COUNCIL Fairlight Parish Council have set up a volunteer group within the village of Fairlight to provide help to the ageing and vulnerable residents during this period of lockdown. Funding for volunteers co-ordinated by the Parish Clerk, to provide services such as shopping, collecting prescriptions, telephone contact etc.
21/04/2020 £820 FISHBOURNE VOLUNTEER SQUAD Fishbourne Volunteer Squad was set up by a group of indiivuals with the support of the local Church, the PTA of the local Primary School, the community Playing fields/Centre organisation, and a community friendship group for older lonely people. Providing support services to the community of Fishbourne - shopping, prescription collection, dog walking and telephone support. Funding is for operational and volunteer expenses.
21/04/2020 £2,330 MID-SUSSEX OLDER PEOPLE'S COUNCIL MSOPC is managed by older people for people aged 60 years+. Its aim is to improve lives by making representations to decision makers about their needs and by offering support, advice and information on issues that affect them via roadshows, events, public meetings, helpline, newsletters and our website. Funding is costs to deliver key information support every two weeks for increased numbers of older, vulnerable people (1500 estimated).
21/04/2020 £2,400 SUSSEX PRISONERS FAMILIES Sussex Prisoners' Families reaches into the criminal courts, prisons and communities of Sussex to connect prisoners’ families to practical advice, emotional support and to each other, empowering families to cope with the devastating impact of having a loved one receive a prison sentence. They are running a digital and telephone support service and receiving increased demand particulalrly from isolated partners over 60. Funding will increase staff response capacity.
21/04/2020 £2,000 £35,471 TYLER'S TRUST Tyler Trust provide gift boxes and hospital bags to children with brain tumours or other life threatening illnesses, within the catchment area of Chichester and Worthing hospitals. Funding to offer vouchers for food stores and toys /activity stores to support the families on lockdown to replace the gift boxes until they are able to meet face to face again. Sending these immediately to the families they work with and those who were waiting for support.
21/04/2020 £2,107 £13,446 WYNTERCON WynterCon support and encourage those from underprivileged backgrounds to thrive within the creative sector and be part of their local community. Providing a platform for people to discover their skills and passions by giving them the confidence through the worlds of sci-fi & fantasy. Funding for IT equipment to continue to run mental health support and creative workshops, adapting to online.
14/04/2020 £1,750 £9,143 THE KEYSTONE CENTRE The Keystone Centre help and educate young people, through their leisure-time activities to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities that they may grow to full maturity as individual and members of society. Funding to buy staple foods for food parcel delivery service to families, including young people who access the youth service.
14/04/2020 £2,151 £108,786 ROTHER DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU The Bureau through its outlets provides free, independent, confidential and impartial services of advice, information and counsel for the public. Funding to continue working remotely: 2 laptops, MS Office subscription and 3 smartphones.
14/04/2020 £6,500 £264,692 ESTEEM ESTEEM has 47 young people on their Safeguarding register who have 2 x 1 hour sessions each week, with another 20 young people already filtering through who are not meeting safeguarding threshold but are showing signs for the need for intervention. Funding will be used to enable ESTEEM staff to meet young people online for 2 hours a week of 121 well-being check ins as a preventative measure to escalating anxiety and depression.
14/04/2020 £5,000 £500,569 THE NEUROKINEX CHARITABLE TRUST The Neurokinex Charitable Trust provide cutting-edge neurological rehabilitation and wellbeing programmes to children and adults living with paralysis through their community rehabilitation centre in Crawley. Funding to maintain the health of this population through a programme of virtual services to existing beneficiaries through one to one live video or pre-recorded video programmes to support rehabilitation. Funding will provide software and the development of both programmes.
14/04/2020 £5,000 £71,809 LUNCH POSITIVE Lunch Positive provide a weekly HIV lunch club incorporating a wide range of support activities for residents of Brighton & Hove and the wider areas of Sussex. Funding is to reach & support those experiencing food poverty, social and economic disadvantage, diminished and complex health and mental wellbeing, profound loneliness and social isolation. This new HIV support project will last 6 months, with scope to expand.
14/04/2020 £5,000 £314,198 BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY MISSION Brighton and Hove City Mission has three teams: 1) our Brighton Food Bank alleviates the impact of financial crisis on individuals and families; 2)our Schools team support 30 schools through assemblies, creative prayer spaces, and workshops and 3)our Rest Homes team visit 25 rest homes which relieves isolation and loneliness. Funding for providing delivery service of food and essentials for local residents (Brighton Food Bank); costs of transport, salaries (admin) and food.
14/04/2020 £6,160 £143,660 DOM'S FOOD MISSION Dom's Food Missions turn surplus food 'waste' due to be thrown away into food for local residents. Currently they are delivering food parcels. Funding for increased vehicle costs (fuel and repair), volunteer expenses, telephone costs and PPE.
14/04/2020 £700 £214,043 COUNSELLING PLUS COMMUNITY Counselling Plus Community (CPC) works with people (aged 16+) in mental health crisis, giving professional and effective therapy for a range of issues including; PTSD, childhood sexual abuse, depression, anxiety, sexual identity, bullying, domestic abuse impact, suicidal ideation and isolation. Funding for training existing counsellors to give their service through telephone and virtual conferences effectively.
14/04/2020 £5,000 £222,170 THE PELHAM CIO The Pelham is a host and provider of activities and opportunities, working in partnership with local organisations through the Community Hub and Coffee Lounge. It has formed a Coronavirus Community Response team to support the local vulnerable community, with 20 volunteers. Funding is to cover the additional costs of working remotely and adaptions, staff costs, volunteer expenses and an emergency fund for those that are in financial crisis and food poverty.
14/04/2020 £5,000 £283,581 EAST SUSSEX VISION SUPPORT During the Coronavirus outbreak ESAB has seen a drop in funding from the cancellation of a major fundraising event. Funding is towards core costs for members of staff over 3 months since without them, many members would not be able to access help. Providing shopping, assistance and care to people who are blind or partially sighted is complex so it is essential that they are able to continue being available to members.
14/04/2020 £5,000 SUSSEX HOMELESS SUPPORT Funding for getting food, shelter and basic necessities, to homeless people. Running their Soup Kitcen, the nightly kitchen and delivering daily food parcels to the vulnerable and key workers in need. Funding is for food bank set up and ensuring vehicles are road worthy.
14/04/2020 £750 £53,993 BEXHILL FOOD BANK RYE BRANCH Emergency funding is being sought to purchse food stocks for the Rye Food Bank which has further been exacerbated as restuarants and other sources of food no longer have supplies.
14/04/2020 £4,300 £839,057 AGE CONCERN (EASTBOURNE NUMBER 2) LIMITED Age Concern Eastbourne’s mission is to enhance and improve the experience of later life for the people in the Eastbourne area through delivering a range of services, providing information and giving advice. Funding for additional staff costs including travel, so extending their homecare service; staff visits (wearing PPE) giving social interaction and keeping minds active for those isolating.
14/04/2020 £2,500 £1,153,467 AMAZE Amaze provides information, advice and support to families of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Their services ensure young people and parent carers are better informed about the support available, more confident to deal with challenges and feel more connected with others in their community. Funding will be used to establish virtual befriending and peer support in response to feedback.
14/04/2020 £4,000 £50,624 THE AS YOU ARE CENTRE LIMITED The As You Are Centre provide free and low cost psychological support to individuals, couples and families, services include low cost counselling, relationship and family therapy and therapeutic groups; including Anger Management, emotional resilience and survivors of abuse. Funding for staff training for online counselling: online services to include: assessments sessions and bereavement support.
14/04/2020 £4,970 COMMUNITY STUFF CIC Community Stuff CIC run much needed projects in deprived areas helping make residents happier, healthier and better connected. They deliver engaging life-skills workshops, creative wellbeing and craft sessions, and play. Funding for continuation of soup delivery service to elderly people in their community: equipment, food, staff costs, kitchen hire.
14/04/2020 £3,000 CRAVEN VALE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Craven Vale is a small Council estate in East Brighton which includes significant numbers of young families, people with mental health problems, the elderly, and is nationally recognised as being an area of high deprivation. Funding is to cover additional supplies urgently required for 10 weeks (at £300 per week) which will be from Hungry in Brighton supplies.
14/04/2020 £5,000 £518,138 HASTINGS ADVICE AND REPRESENTATION CENTRE HARC provides free and confidential Welfare Benefit advice, information and representation. The uncertain world created by Covid-19 requires more support to already vulnerable people and those not previously considered vulnerable. Limited home working equipment has reduced the number of clients they can support. Funding is for technology in order to adapt to the emerging needs of their clients and anticipate these adaptations be required for a year.
14/04/2020 £2,500 £153,235 HOME-START CRAWLEY, HORSHAM AND MID-SUSSEX Home-Start aims to ensure that families have the support they need in order to develop and thrive wherever they live. Funding is a general appeal for support towards additional work which the current crisis is creating.
14/04/2020 £5,000 £945,509 JUSTLIFE FOUNDATION Just Life provide innovative responses to community needs, working particularly to raise aspirations for vulnerable adults. Funding to provide 25 homeless people currently in temporary accommodation with online connectivity: a tablet, internet connection and support to use the device.
14/04/2020 £5,000 £72,119 THE TREES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION LIMITED Trees Community Association Ltd is a charity with the sole function of managing the Willingdon Trees Community Centre in Eastbourne for the benefit of the local community. Funding for the running costs of their Corona virus Help Point for people who are lonely or isolated, including staff costs to coordinate the services, processing requests for help from local residents, and recruiting, coordinating and supporting local volunteers.
14/04/2020 £4,477 VOLUNTEERS NETWORK CIC Volunteers Network oversees the Eastbourne Volunteers project. Funding is for equipment enabling them to work from home. Funding will also be used to cover the cost of trained support by a local councillor (20hrs pw) who has experience of mental health needs in order to provide a safe befriending service. Finally funding is needed for someone to manage the service 10hrs pw. Initial service would be in Eastbourne with a view to expanding to cover all of East Sussex.
14/04/2020 £1,000 ARTS DREAM SELSEY ADS are a voluntary arts organisation who aspire to promote, maintain and improve education and appreciation of arts amongst the people of Selsey which is a very isolated community. They have a good track record of working with disadvantaged groups, especially families with young children and people with dementia. They are offering activities online such as sofa singing clubs. Funding will be used to pay sessional staff up until May, whilst incurring losses so cannot afford to pay.
14/04/2020 £700 £188,791 COUNSELLING PLUS COMMUNITY Counselling Plus Community (CPC) works with people (aged 16+) in mental health crisis, giving professional and effective therapy for a range of issues including; PTSD, childhood sexual abuse, depression, anxiety, sexual identity, bullying, domestic abuse impact, suicidal ideation and isolation. Funding for training existing counsellors to give their service through telephone and virtual conferences effectively.
14/04/2020 £750 EWHURST PARISH COUNCIL Through Ewhurst Parish Council the villages of the Parish of Ewhurst (Staplecross, Cripps Corner and Ewhurst Green) have recruited 55+ volunteers who provides essential support to residents who are isolated and/or experiencing health problems including life-limiting illnesses. Current requests include collection and delivery of palliative care medicines for a lady with a terminal illness. Funding will cover volunteer expenses and mobile phone expenditure.
14/04/2020 £2,151 £106,542 ROTHER DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU The Bureau through its outlets provides free, independent, confidential and impartial services of advice, information and counsel for the public. Funding to continue working remotely: 2 laptops, MS Office subscription and 3 smartphones.
14/04/2020 £750 £90,413 BEXHILL FOOD BANK RYE BRANCH Emergency funding is being sought to purchse food stocks for the Rye Food Bank which has further been exacerbated as restuarants and other sources of food no longer have supplies.
14/04/2020 £1,750 £12,549 THE KEYSTONE CENTRE The Keystone Centre help and educate young people, through their leisure-time activities to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities that they may grow to full maturity as individual and members of society. Funding to buy staple foods for food parcel delivery service to families, including young people who access the youth service.
06/04/2020 £2,500 £844,966 CHICHESTER DIOCESAN ASSOCIATION FOR FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Family Support Work promotes the welfare of families, helps to alleviate stress and conflict in the home and aims to prevent family crisis and breakdown. Funding is to support the costs of their 11 Practitioners who continue to support vulnerable children and their families in self-isolation across Sussex. Practitioners will continue to run their essential services remotely and stay connected with families.
06/04/2020 £5,000 £664,422 OFF THE FENCE TRUST LIMITED Off The Fence work in the Brighton and Hove area, tackling poverty in all forms. We do this by having a centre for the homeless, called Antifreeze, a centre for vulnerable women, called Gateway, and a Schools and Youth team who support and empower vulnerable pupils in schools. Funding to enable the projects to continue in adapted ways; food parcel deliveries and online and telephone emotional support.
06/04/2020 £5,000 £130,845 OLIVE TREE CANCER SUPPORT GROUP Olive Tree Cancer Support Centre's aim is to relieve the physical or mental distress of persons with Cancer and the partners, families, friends, carers and supporters of such persons through the provision of services and to encourage those affected by cancer to be proactive in their own wellbeing. Funding for core costs, to continue to provide the service via online platforms and telephone calls, having lost all income streams owing to centre closure.
06/04/2020 £5,000 £221,054 TARNER COMMUNITY PROJECT Tarner Community Project offer a wide age range of children and young people (CYP) aged 4-19 support, providing years of continuity, making a significant impact on lives.The future of the charity is uncertain as 50% of income is generated from fees from after school and holiday clubs. Funding is to keep a reduced staff team running to deliver their emergency programme providing emergency care and personal care items, well being and signposting services.
06/04/2020 £5,000 £299,453 BRIGHTON & HOVE SPEAK OUT Brighton & Hove Speak Out supports adults with learning disabilities to speak up and be heard about the things that matter to them. They provide one to one advocacy support and drop-in sessions helping people with learning disabilities with a wide range of issues including benefits, housing & health issues. Funding to sustain and adapt services to remote, including setting up a phoneline, producing and circulating easy read support materials and creating an online advocacy support group.
06/04/2020 £2,025 £35,928 COMMUNITY ADVICE, SUPPORT, EDUCATION (CASE) CASE seek to prevent and alleviate poverty in the City of Brighton and Hove and surrounding areas through the provision of: Welfare Rights Advice, a social space offering free food, clothes toys and books, and free educational, cultural and recreational events and outings. Funding will allow them to adapt services to support remote working, pay for volunteer expenses (phone, internet) and for cost of food provisions and delivery and printing information relating to new services.
06/04/2020 £2,500 £878,263 TEAM DOMENICA Their Training Centre, Training Cafes and Employment Centre - supporting over 60 young people with learning disabilities, and over 40 partnered employers - have had to close.50% of the charity’s income has now stopped. Funding will contribute towards the cost of staff salaries. who will deliver a virtual timetable of activities, and continue to offer training and wellbeing support to their candidates.
06/04/2020 £2,500 £37,791 HENFIELD HAVEN CIO Henfield Haven CIO focuses on the wellbeing of local people by providing a volunteer run service to help those in need. Funding is to purchase equipment to equip and sustain the Helpline office, procure food and essential provisions to support self-isolated and worthy parishioners and help out with petrol / travel expenses for delivery of prescriptions / transport to hospitals etc. The Helpline will continue until the Pandemic is over and life returns to normal.
06/04/2020 £5,000 £649,509 ONE CHURCH BRIGHTON One Church Brighton respond to the critical issues facing the community of Brighton & Hove: homelessness, unemployment, poverty and social isolation. They run projects for disadvantaged groups, helping them live fuller and happier lives, such as Chomp, Probarista & Tabletalk. Funding is to enable them to continue delivering fresh fruit and veg to families in need across the city.
06/04/2020 £2,128 £178,878 ST CUTHMAN'S WHITEHAWK St Cuthman's vision is the re-evangelisation of the nations, the revitalisation of the church and the transformation of society. They provide a community hub for residents of Whitehawk Estate, working together to support their needs, empowering individuals and playing a role in transforming the Estate into a fun, vibrant, self-sufficient community. Funding for the Food Bank.
06/04/2020 £750 £3,024,124 CARERS SUPPORT WEST SUSSEX Carers Support West Sussex support family and friend carers, running Support Groups, a Carer Response Line, help carers access equipment to assist them in their caring role or providing funds so that carers can do something for themselves.Funding for purchasing IT equipment; phone, headsets and desk chairs to support staff remotely working to support carers who are currently isolated
06/04/2020 £3,000 £4,844,570 TURNING TIDES HOMELESSNESS Since 1992 Turning Tides has provided support for the homeless and those insecurely housed across West Sussex with the aim of empowering our clients to achieve sustainable independent living. Funding is to enable them to purchase food and other essential items so that they can continue to support clients in their residential accommodation (currently 197 residents) and through their outreach services (currently 245 clients) over the next 12 weeks.
06/04/2020 £5,000 £20,384 THE FOUR STREETS PROJECT The Four Streets Project is a group of around 35 volunteers, made up of local residents of Chichester, West Sussex, who work together to provide nightly support to homeless people on the four main streets of Chichester. Funding is therefore to purchase and prepare much of the food they provide each night which, for an average of 22 people every night, is going to be extremely expensive and they urgently need help with this.
06/04/2020 £5,000 £377,363 THE SARA LEE TRUST FUND The Sara Lee Trust aims to improve the quality of life of people affected by cancer and other life threatening illnesses in Hastings and Rother. They have launched a telephone and video counselling service to continue to offer support to those in need. Funding is to ensure that they can continue to provide counselling and other support to people at an already vulnerable time, made significantly worse by the current situation and by them being unable to deliver their usual services.
06/04/2020 £4,800 £199,594 SUPERSTAR ARTS CIO Superstar Arts offers a range of creative projects and social opportunities for young people and adults with learning disabilities .Funding will provide 1:1 support on-site, (within social distancing rules) and helping to keep people busy and connected as they build a support package for participants at home . Adults with learning disabilities may be living a lone with limited support and such contact is vital for them.
06/04/2020 £2,000 £48,161 KEMPTON HOUSE DAY CENTRE AGE CONCERN PEACEHAVEN AND TELSCOMBE Kempton House Day Centre helps the elderly in their community, running lunch clubs three days a week. Funding is required to help with meals for older and vulnerable people during this time, delivering meals to 75 local vulnerable people, mainly over 60's but including some that have been referred from Adult Social Care Services. Funding will enable them to continue for six months.
06/04/2020 £3,500 £103,155 TUPPENNY BARN EDUCATION LIMITED Funding is part of the Covid 19 community response to proivde a food parcel delivery service to the most isolated and vulnerable groups in their community.
06/04/2020 £2,000 £170,370 MATTHEW 25 MISSION Matthew 25 Mission support homeless and disadvantaged people in Eastbourne. Funding to help maintain core provision of the charity's food purchases for three months, which have now adapted to a takeaway service.
06/04/2020 £5,000 £129,639 THOUSAND 4 1000 CIO Funding to provide asylum seekers and undocumented migrants in Brighton & Hove with weekly cash payments (£20 per week per person) for the duration of the crisis, to enable them to buy food, fuel and mobile phone credit.This is part of an ongoing service to support asylum seekers and refugees and work in partnership with other refugee organisations.
06/04/2020 £5,000 £10,396 BEFRIENDED This application is to support the running of a telephone befriending scheme for older people launched in response to Covid-19. Expenses include running the 0300 number, advertising, staffing and phones. They are also planning to deliver food parcels and donate phones and tablets to maintain contact to those in need. They are also planning to run an intergenerational project using smart phones and tablets to maintain communication and bring joy to older people.
06/04/2020 £4,872 £2,797,735 ST RICHARD OF CHICHESTER CHRISTIAN CARE ASSOCIATION LTD Stonepillow provides homelessness services in West Sussex. Funding is to to enable the organisation to adapt to the current situation through setting up remote working for staff as around a third of their workforce are currently needing to self isolated. This would support IT equipment including the purchase of 4 laptops and Windows 10.
06/04/2020 £4,394 £306,832 EAST SUSSEX RECOVERY ALLIANCE ESRA support people in recovery from drugs and alcohol, reducing isolation and increasing engagement in purposeful activity. Funding for help with IT support and running costs for their staff team to work remotely.
06/04/2020 £4,940 £617,031 UKHARVEST LIMITED UKHarvest is a national food waste charity, working across West Sussex and in some of the most deprived areas. They are requesting support to distribute tonnes of donated, fresh perishable food to the vulnerable isolated people in the community due to Covid-19. They will use their community café to make meals and deliver to isolated. They are requesting support for core costs.
06/04/2020 £3,025 £16,712 FITZJOHNS FOODBANK Fitzjohns are providing a weekly food bank service for residents in the Lewes area, including deliveries for those needing to self isloate. Requesting funding to ensure continuation through Covid-19 due to loss of other income sources. Additional volunteer drivers and resources are required to ensure they can respond to the increased demand in their community.
06/04/2020 £4,005 £37,955 KNOLL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Knoll Community Association is a small community centre in Hove. Open as a hub for advice and assistance for this current situation. Local befriending by telephone and opening as a local food bank service. Funding for wages, local transport costs, utility costs and phone line.
06/04/2020 £5,000 £553,664 HORSHAM MATTERS LIMITED Horsham Matters run a network of food banks. Covid-19 immediate response, implementing a food bank delivery service. Seeking funds to cover some of our lost income (charity shop closed) and increased costs, including vehicle usage and vehicle costs.
06/04/2020 £5,000 £878,738 BRIGHTON & HOVE COMMUNITY WORKS Funding to create a new unified Digital Hub that will capture, facilitate and coordinate Brighton’s response to the Covid 19 situation. This will provide to up to date vital information, including where to get support and access to services. They will also use the information to identify gaps in provision and facilitate responses across their networks.
06/04/2020 £4,000 £687,322 EDUCATION FUTURES TRUST Education Futures Trust strives to improve life chances of local children, families and vulnerable adults in Hastings. As a result of the Coronavirus, the charity is supplying essential items to local families and individuals who are unable to access food, basic items or learning materials for their children. Funding will provide a targeted service to 250 households with the greatest needs.
06/04/2020 £5,000 £1,089,544 THE HASTINGS COMMUNITY TRUST Hastings Community Trust run Hastings Foodbank, Baby Basics and several other projects that support the most vulnerable at all times. Funding is for volunteer expenses, including transport costs for delivery service or food and baby products and admin support including equipment to allow people to work remotely.
06/04/2020 £5,000 HAVENS COMMUNITY HUB CIC A centrally located community premises as a base to co-ordinate community help during coronavirus outbreak. Co-ordinate local support efforts with a dedicated phone line, potentially offer a vantage point for food donation and distribution. Also offer guidance and office/toilet/kitchen to other local groups, all within social distancing rules. Funding for building rent, volunteer expenses and to buy 2 laptops and a tablet.
06/04/2020 £5,000 HAYWARDS HEATH COVID-19 MUTUAL AID Haywards Heath Covid-19 Mutual Aid is a very recently established group under the national Covid-19 Mutual Aid umbrella to respond to the current crisis. Working with Haywards Heath Town Council its purpose is to bring together the community to provide aid and support to each other in times of crisis, and to promote partnerships, mutual support and joint aid among the community and in additiom recruit local volunteers, helping to support local foodbanks.
06/04/2020 £3,356 HOLDING SPACE Holding Spaces aim is to support parents, carers, children, teens and young adults who are facing mental health challenges living in Eastbourne, and wider East Sussex. Funding is to provide and continue supporting the community through online mental health support sessions with trained therapists using Zoom platform.
06/04/2020 £5,000 LITTLEHAMPTON ARMED FORCES AND VETERANS BREAKFAST CLUB Littlehampton (Armed Forces Veterans Breakfast Club are a community of veterans supporting veterans. They meet twice weekly offering peer to peer support. They manage and operate their own food bank and are an authorised voucher distributor. Funding is to enable them to provide continuity of their prepared meals service for number of local veterans having been instructed to self isolate for 12 weeks as they are classified as being extremely vulnerable to the virus.
06/04/2020 £2,500 £320,616 RELATE NORTH AND SOUTH WEST SUSSEX Relate North and South West Sussex is an independent charity and member of the Relate Federation. Relate provides counselling for all types of relationships; couples, individuals, family and children and young people’s counselling, for seven to nineteen year olds. Funding is for the next three months, in order to maintain their service during this challenging period, by delivering their services online and by telephone. They have set up online counselling policies, processes and safeguards.
06/04/2020 £5,000 SURVIVING THE STREETS UK CIC STS have no previous funding in place, relying only on the generosity of the public and great local partners for food donations. Since the crisis, their foodbank is now operating seven days a week, transporting food and supporting around 3,000 people per week. Funding is for running costs.
06/04/2020 £5,000 £837,523 TOGETHER COLLECTIVE Together Co (formerly Impetus) runs a city-wide befriending service, currently working remotely and redirecting all client support to telephone interactions, running fast-track matching. Befriending service includes help with shopping, food delivery and support with communicating online. Funding request is for technology infrastructure: laptops, phone line and cloud, also for increased staff hours during the crisis period.
06/04/2020 £2,025 £33,128 COMMUNITY ADVICE, SUPPORT, EDUCATION (CASE) CASE seek to prevent and alleviate poverty in the City of Brighton and Hove and surrounding areas through the provision of: Welfare Rights Advice, a social space offering free food, clothes toys and books, and free educational, cultural and recreational events and outings. Funding will allow them to adapt services to support remote working, pay for volunteer expenses (phone, internet) and for cost of food provisions and delivery and printing information relating to new services.
06/04/2020 £750 £3,193,810 CARERS SUPPORT WEST SUSSEX Carers Support West Sussex support family and friend carers, running Support Groups, a Carer Response Line, help carers access equipment to assist them in their caring role or providing funds so that carers can do something for themselves.Funding for purchasing IT equipment; phone, headsets and desk chairs to support staff remotely working to support carers who are currently isolated
06/04/2020 £2,000 £41,687 KEMPTON HOUSE DAY CENTRE AGE CONCERN PEACEHAVEN AND TELSCOMBE Kempton House Day Centre helps the elderly in their community, running lunch clubs three days a week. Funding is required to help with meals for older and vulnerable people during this time, delivering meals to 75 local vulnerable people, mainly over 60's but including some that have been referred from Adult Social Care Services. Funding will enable them to continue for six months.
06/04/2020 £2,000 £170,370 MATTHEW 25 MISSION Matthew 25 Mission support homeless and disadvantaged people in Eastbourne. Funding to help maintain core provision of the charity's food purchases for three months, which have now adapted to a takeaway service.
06/04/2020 £670 THE BOLNEY VOLUNTEERS The Bolney Volunteers are an official society and have over 50 Bolney parishioners signed up to help with various tasks within their community, including tree planting, etc. Funding is for a mobile phone, SIM card, top up minutes, leaflets and fuel costs in order to provide support for the vulnerable local residents of Bolney during the Coronavirus crisis.
06/04/2020 £695 PARENTS AND CARERS SUPPORT ORGANISATION (PACSO) PACSO supports disabled children and their siblings (Young Carers) aged 0-25 across West Sussex; enabling parents to access much needed respite. Play and social activities reduce isolation and aid the development of life skills, confidence and friendships. Beneficiaries are otherwise unable to access mainstream services due to health/behavioural needs. Funding for IT software to enable remote working, including a cloud based system and Microsoft office for business.
06/04/2020 £2,128 £211,172 ST CUTHMAN'S WHITEHAWK St Cuthman's vision is the re-evangelisation of the nations, the revitalisation of the church and the transformation of society. They provide a community hub for residents of Whitehawk Estate, working together to support their needs, empowering individuals and playing a role in transforming the Estate into a fun, vibrant, self-sufficient community. Funding for the Food Bank.
30/03/2020 £3,900 £86,586 ROTHERFIELD ST MARTIN Rotherfield St Martin are seeking funding to support the increased demand on their services during the current Coronavirus crisis. The increased demand comes at the same time as a sudden reduction in income due to the fact that they have had to suspend all usual income generating activities, ie all clubs, trips, fundraising events, meetings and classes.
30/03/2020 £3,500 £1,864,147 THE SUSSEX BEACON The Sussex Beacon is a 10 bed Hospice based within Brighton caring for patients with HIV as well as other secondary underlying conditions. Funding will be used to facilitate their new 24/7 phone line for our HIV patients that are within the at risk group from the Coronavirus. It will also allow them to purchase new laptops to allow for them to host virtual meetings with patients who would otherwise be within the Beacon.
30/03/2020 £5,000 £836,033 COMMUNITY TRANSPORT FOR THE LEWES AREA CTLA currently provides a Dial-A-Ride service for the local community and has adapted this service to only allow a healthy distance capacity adhering to the two meter distance. Funding is to enable them to sustain their adapted services to the local community for 12 weeks to those most vulnerable and provide re-assurance to relatives, carers and assist with reducing the pressure on our pharmacies and health care services.
30/03/2020 £5,000 £36,196 FOOD AND FRIENDSHIP Providing a hot meal and transport for isolated older people and adults with learning disabilities. Funding for food bank at Hove Methodist church, delivering food parcels. Costs of staff member, volunteers, FareShare fees and equipment.
30/03/2020 £1,521 £104,930 MID SUSSEX VOLUNTARY ACTION Funding for additional staff expenditure for four weeks; offering free guidance and specific advice during this pandemic to new and established groups and charities using volunteers to help in this pandemic. Operating online and via telephone.
30/03/2020 £8,000 HASTINGS COMMUNITY TRANSPORT Community transport service to implement a shopping service for elderly members and continue service for medical appointments. Keep phones lines open manned by our volunteers and bus buddies. Funding for core costs, including staff wages at £2,500/ month.
30/03/2020 £2,500 £897,797 CHICHESTER DIOCESAN ASSOCIATION FOR FAMILY SUPPORT WORK Funding to manage staff and make necessary changes to the foodbank operation during Covid-19. Funding will help build capacity for delivery and collection using existing staff and a younger volunteer base.
30/03/2020 £5,000 BEVENDEAN COMMUNITY PUB Converting the community pub into a food delivery and social isolation service for the period of the crisis created by the novel Coronavirus. Giving access to nutritious food and safe and responsible personal interaction.
30/03/2020 £5,000 BRIGHTON & HOVE FOOD PARTNERSHIP Funding for project ensuring people who are self isolating / ill, who cannot afford to feed themselves are able to get food (either a food parcel or hot meal) delivered to their door.
30/03/2020 £4,999 FELLOWSHIP OF ST NICHOLAS Funding will enable the Fellowship of St Nicholas to scale up support for vulnerable children and families through the use the charity vehicle to deliver food, essential hygiene and baby products to families living in poverty who under normal circumstances access the FSN food Pantry at the St Nicholas Centre but are now having to self-isolate
30/03/2020 £5,000 £520,216 NOW! CHARITY GROUP LTD With the enforcement of lengthy self-isolation periods, the need for household essentials is critical. Now! Charity are endeavouring to continue their servicves by providing beds and white goods to families in crisis. Funding will be used to continue the service across Brighton & Hove, Lewes, Eastbourne, Wealden and Hastings.
30/03/2020 £4,700 THE REAL JUNK FOOD PROJECT BRIGHTON Setting up a take away service at 3 café sites, available every day, greeted at the door and offered a pre-packed meal. Encouraging friends, families and neighbours to collect these for vulnerable people who are self-isolating. Funding to adapt butchers for storing more food supplies; compressors for the chillers and a deep clean.
30/03/2020 £5,000 TIME TO TALK BEFRIENDING Specialise in befriending to vulnerable older people aged 80+ who are experiencing chronic loneliness and social isolation. Weekly contact via phone. Funding contribute towards the boxes, supplies, logistics, drop offs and information packs to give guidance and helpful information about corona virus. Fund core costs.
30/03/2020 £1,000 ADHD AWARE Funding was provided for 2 months emergency core operating costs.
30/03/2020 £1,000 £16,712 FITZJOHN'S FOOD BANK Funding was provided for equipment and volunteer training.
30/03/2020 £1,400 £33,777 KEMPTON HOUSE DAY CENTRE AGE CONCERN PEACE HAVEN AND TELSCOMBE Funding was provided for a new dishwasher.
30/03/2020 £966 NICK COOK Funding was provided for remote controlled doors, to reduce energy expenditure and allow independence.
30/03/2020 £1,000 DIVERSITY LEWES Grant will be used to increase capacity for delivering supplies to the isolated. Costs include volunteer expenses, increasing engagement online and cleaning/ protective supplies
30/03/2020 £1,521 £104,930 MID SUSSEX VOLUNTARY ACTION Funding for additional staff expenditure for four weeks; offering free guidance and specific advice during this pandemic to new and established groups and charities using volunteers to help in this pandemic. Operating online and via telephone.
27/03/2020 £10,000 £1,346,880 BRIGHTON & HOVE COMMUNITY WORKS Funding was provided towards a Mentoring Programme to support leaders in member organisations to achieve their strategic plans/goals.
27/03/2020 £3,000 £5,870 SOUTHDOWNS RIDING DISABLED Funding was provided towards running costs - hire of ponies, arena and storage, maintenance of the hydraulic lift for wheelchairs and insurance costs.
27/03/2020 £5,000 BEVENDEAN COMMUNITY PUB Funding was provided towards staff costs of a Community Project Manager.
27/03/2020 £1,872 £3,571 AUNTIE VAL’S ABILITY CENTRE Funding was provided for new kitchen equipment.
25/03/2020 £3,000 £94,741 PEASMARSH CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL TRUST Funding was provided to support the participation of the Britten Sinfonia in workshops in three local schools, creating new works for performance in the public event.
25/03/2020 £5,000 RYE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided for refurbishment work to outdoor decking area.
25/03/2020 £3,000 WINCHELSEA MILLENNIUM ARTEFACTS SOCIETY Funding was provided towards work on restoration of the Town Sign.
25/03/2020 £5,000 PEASMARSH RECREATION GROUNDS COMMITTEE (PRGC) Funding was provided to modernise the pavilion.
25/03/2020 £5,000 £633,133 SURVIVORS NETWORK LTD Funding was provided for volunteer development and running costs.
25/03/2020 £500 £13,028 RYE WURLITZER ACADEMY Funding was provided to expand the current teaching base and recruit Year 7 students at the college into the scheme as the next generation of custodians.
25/03/2020 £1,800 £201,002 SUSSEX ASSOCIATION FOR SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS Funding was provided for a proportion of Sasbah's core social inclusion and support services costs to support people affected by Spina Bifida, Hydrocephalus and other disabilities in the Rye area.
25/03/2020 £1,700 ENCOMPASS CARE (RYE) CIC Funding was provided towards running costs.
25/03/2020 £850 RYE FLOWER AND VEG SHOW Funding was provided for marketing event costs.
24/03/2020 £5,000 CREATIVE HEART LITTLEHAMPTON CIC Funding was provided towards equipment for a sensory room; refurbishment and completion of the only accessible community shower/wet room in Littlehampton.
24/03/2020 £5,000 STONEHAM BAKEHOUSE CIC Funding was provided for project costs associated with running 'Bread Shed' for older participants.
24/03/2020 £3,672 MAKING THEATRE GAINING SKILLS CIC Funding was provided to develop work with long-term unemployed adults in Bognor Regis.
24/03/2020 £4,950 NEWHAVEN FAMILIES FORUM Funding was provided for project costs.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £109,191 WORLD CETACEAN ALLIANCE Funding was provided to create a sightings network and database for Sussex marine life, with a particular focus on cetacean species (primarily dolphins and porpoises in this region).
24/03/2020 £5,000 NEWHAVEN YOUNG PEOPLE'S FORUM Funding was provided to support project costs of 'The Period Project' giving free sanitary products for young people, information, advice and guidance from qualified Youth Workers, and peer messengers on sexual health.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £36,973 PREGNANCY OPTIONS CENTRE Funding was provided towards core staff costs and rent.
24/03/2020 £2,797 BRIGHT START Funding was provided to subsidise costs for low income families.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £25,156 CHICHESTER ANNA CHAPLAINCY Funding was provided towards project costs.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £209,786 RAPE CRISIS SURREY & SUSSEX Funding was provided towards the expansion of recovery counselling for local survivors.
24/03/2020 £3,417 £10,352 ORE COMMUNITY LAND TRUST Funding was provided towards the costs of developing a new 'community garden' in Speckled Wood for the community to enjoy.
24/03/2020 £5,000 DEAF CULTURAL OUTREACH GROUP Funding was provided for staff costs for a project coordinator.
24/03/2020 £7,000 £41,668 ENGAGE Funding was provided for staff costs of a cook.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £521,418 RUSSELL MARTIN FOUNDATION Funding was provided for a sports project aimed at children with disabilities.
24/03/2020 £2,500 £359,966 ENTHUM FOUNDATION Funding was provided to develop a Community Engagement Enrichment Programme.
24/03/2020 £3,000 SUSSEX BEARS Funding was provided for project costs of a wheelchair basketball section.
24/03/2020 £5,000 KP-PROJECTS CIC Funding was provided towards the cost of The Living Coast Undersea Experience, raising awareness of The Living Coast UNESCO Biosphere region, and Beachy Head West Marine Conservation Zone.
24/03/2020 £3,000 £112,625 SPEAR BRIGHTON TRUST Funding was provided for staff costs.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £15,020 PELICAN PARCELS Funding was provided towards core costs, specifically rent.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £227,748 HERE ME OUT Funding was provided to support the first of a two year 'Community Residency' between detainees at Brook House and Tinsley House Immigration Removal Centres, and young people in the local area.
24/03/2020 £5,000 SEDS SUSSEX EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROMES AND HYPERMOBILITY SUPPORT GROUP Funding was provided for core running costs.
24/03/2020 £4,000 LOOKOUT BRIGHTON CIC Funding was provided for project costs for a public display of artwork produced by young people at the Old Market.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £196,852 YAPTON FREE CHURCH Funding was provided towards the costs of a new kitchen.
24/03/2020 £3,300 NEWHAVEN ARTS PROJECTS Funding was provided for event project costs of Newhaven Open Call, an event which invites local people and visitors to free workshops to make art and share their experience with others.
24/03/2020 £4,000 £20,567 OYSTER PROJECT Funding was provided towards the on-going costs of running weekly groups, tutor time, administration/public relations and material costs.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £181,894 YOU RAISE ME UP (YRMU) Funding was provided towards running costs.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £255,569 BOGNOR REGIS BAPTIST CHURCH Funding was provided for furniture and equipment for a new Wellbeing café.
24/03/2020 £3,620 STEYNING FOR TREES Funding was provided towards costs of trees and early maintenance aswell as marketing.
24/03/2020 £3,486 £4,965 CORE Funding was provided towards running costs.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £218,190 THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF WORTH, POUND HILL AND MAIDENBOWER Funding was provided for refurbishment of the centre.
24/03/2020 £3,500 £2,209 TEN LITTLE TOES BABY BANK Funding was provided for dignity packs/toiletries and to develop a monthly donation scheme for regular donations giving greater security and sustainability in the future.
24/03/2020 £5,000 MYCAREMATTERS 2020 CIC Funding was provided for staff training and care planning handbooks.
24/03/2020 £2,500 £17,775 ACORN PREGNANCY COUNSELLING CENTRE Funding was provided for core costs.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £48,230 ADUR VOLUNTARY ACTION Funding was provided for staff costs.
24/03/2020 £3,000 £60,600 AMIGOS MULTICULTURAL PRE SCHOOL Funding was provided for project costs involved in running a 4 week holiday club. .
24/03/2020 £4,998 £593,461 ARUN & CHICHESTER CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Funding was provided to support a six month CA drop-in service at the Chichester Children and Family Centre.
24/03/2020 £4,999 BLUEPRINT 22 Funding was provided to enable the organisation to respond to restrictions as a result of COVID and adapt services to ensure virtual support is provided.
24/03/2020 £2,500 BRIGHTON & HOVE FOOD PARTNERSHIP Funding was provided for project costs associated with running cookery clubs for people aged 16+ with learning disabilities.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £319,552 BRIGHTON YOUTH CENTRE Funding was provided towards an annual youth event called b-fest.
24/03/2020 £2,500 £197,784 CHAILEY HERITAGE ENTERPRISE CENTRE Funding was provided towards staff costs.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £77,723 CHICHESTER INFORMATION SHOP FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Funding was provided for a free counselling service.
24/03/2020 £4,550 £145,053 CREW CLUB Funding was provided for a new drama club with dedicated sessions for primary and secondary school aged children.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £35,311 EARLY CHILDHOOD PROJECT Funding was provided for additional paid lead worker hours to maintain provision and support further developments.
24/03/2020 £4,900 EAST SUSSEX CREDIT UNION Funding was provided towards the costs of financial support services in Newhaven for residents and in particular the elderly who have been affected by the increasing need for digital access.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £23,971 SALAAM FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided for project costs associated with running football sessions for children.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £264,692 ESTEEM Funding was provided for a new peer mentor scheme, training in Safeguarding, Leadership, Group Facilitation and LGBTQ+ specific courses.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £55,502 CLOSED_FUN IN ACTION FOR CHILDREN Funding was provided towards staff costs of the Befriender and Training Manager for six months.
24/03/2020 £4,000 £13,312 HAVEN PREGNANCY COUNSELLING CENTRE Funding was provided towards salary costs of the manager, volunteer training and development and running costs.
24/03/2020 £4,266 £114,753 LITTLE GREEN PIG WRITING PROJECT Funding was provided towards the costs of running an internship experience for a local 18-20 year old, including a contribution towards the salary of the Volunteer Manager.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £156,996 SUSSEX PATHWAYS Funding was provided for volunteer recruitment and training.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £247,936 TARNER COMMUNITY PROJECT Funding was provided to enable and support a volunteer programme of 30-40 YP for Tarner Festival June 2020 and Winter Celebration February 2021.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £247,936 TARNER COMMUNITY PROJECT Funding was provided to enable the project to sustain, enhance and develop the weekly open access session at The Level that reaches young people most at risk of exploitation and participating in criminal and risky behaviour.
24/03/2020 £4,000 £473,120 THE MARY HOW TRUST FOR CANCER PREVENTION Funding was provided for clinical equipment including two medical fridges, an ECG machine and a Phlebotomy chair.
24/03/2020 £3,851 £372,609 VOLUNTARY ACTION ARUN & CHICHESTER Funding was provided towards the Training and Events Programme for a year.
24/03/2020 £4,800 £60,816 DOWN SYNDROME DEVELOPMENT TRUST Funding was provided towards the staff costs of a project assistant to plan and develop activities.
24/03/2020 £5,000 £620,035 ONE CHURCH BRIGHTON Funding was provided towards project costs of running various projects for disadvantaged groups such as Chomp, Probarista and Tabletalk, helping them live fuller and happier lives.
24/03/2020 £4,889 EAST SUSSEX COMMUNITY VOICE Funding was provided to expand the service and increase membership.
24/03/2020 £2,500 £36,310 CHICHESTER CITY CENTRE DROP-IN Funding was provided to increase resources and staff to sustain and grow the service, aswell as increasing opportunities for users.
24/03/2020 £2,000 £72,577 KRAZY KAT THEATRE COMPANY Funding was provided for project costs involved in delivering 30 Sign Language theatre hands-on workshop experiences to Deaf and Disabled community groups in the Sussex area.
24/03/2020 £1,000 £31,068 OASIS COMMUNITY PROJECT - EAST HASTINGS Funding was provided for project costs associated with running the Oasis Men's group project.
24/03/2020 £750 £114,141 PIPPA'S GROUP Funding was provided for staff costs associated with running the family support service.
24/03/2020 £1,900 £5,025 SINGLETON VILLAGE HALL Funding was provided for a modern dual fuel range cooker.
24/03/2020 £1,209 WHITEHAWK COMMUNITY FOOD PROJECT Funding was provided for a new chicken run, more chickens and equipment to help hatch and feed the birds.
24/03/2020 £1,500 SUSSEX PRISONERS FAMILIES Funding was provided for project costs associated with a programme of family activities through two community projects; ‘Families Together’ and ‘Hidden Voices’.
24/03/2020 £1,000 BEMBROOK AND APPS FIELD ALLOTMENT ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for an accessible 'easy plot' with a flat surface, raised beds and shed with shelter.
24/03/2020 £2,209 ON YOUR WAY (JOB CLUB AND DIGITAL INCLUSION) Funding was provided for insurance, publicity, volunteer training and weekly running costs for 6 months.
24/03/2020 £1,500 LITTLEHAMPTON HERITAGE RAILWAY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards converting an existing carriage to make it more accessible to families and people with disabilities.
24/03/2020 £1,500 CLIFFE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION AND THE TIMBERYARD LANE PLAYGROUND GROUP Funding was provided towards the costs of a new playground.
24/03/2020 £750 LEWES BRIDGE JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided to pay the registration costs for Lewes FCJ footballers from low income families.
24/03/2020 £2,217 £235,190 LORICA TRUST Funding was provided for equipment for student enrichment activities.
24/03/2020 £2,000 £19,150 AFRO-BRAZILIAN ARTS & CULTURAL EXCHANGE INSTITUTE Funding was provided for project costs of a social inclusion programme to engage children and young people from disadvantaged backgrounds and that are at risk of social inclusion.
24/03/2020 £2,000 £82,180 THE KEYS PROJECT Funding was provided towards core costs.
24/03/2020 £2,328 HAYWARDS HEATH YOUTH CIC Funding was provided to support a Volunteer Fair Project to enable young people and charities/organisations to engage with eachother.
24/03/2020 £1,340 £21,147 LANDPORT COMMUNITY HUB Funding was provided towards core and running costs.
24/03/2020 £750 DENTON COMMUNITY CHALLENGE/JAMES DANIELS MEMORIAL FUND Funding was provided towards event costs for a community day.
24/03/2020 £800 HOVE JUNIOR SCHOOL Funding was provided for a Residential trip for 8 x year four pupils to PGL and 9 x year six pupils to Blacklands Farm.
24/03/2020 £200 COOMBE ROAD PRIMARY SCHOOL PTA Funding was provided for a residential trip to Blacklands Farm for one pupil.
24/03/2020 £2,200 ST.ANDREW C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided for a Residential trip to Hindleap for 11 Year 4 pupils
24/03/2020 £1,560 £31,926 WORTHING 4 REFUGEES Funding was provided for a monthly drop in.
24/03/2020 £1,970 £123,988 WEST SUSSEX PARENT CARER FORUM (WSPCF) Funding was provided towards the costs of running 10 pop up coffee morning for parent/carers.
24/03/2020 £1,000 LIFESIZE CIC Funding was provided for equipment for project delivery.
24/03/2020 £1,000 £210,660 ASSOCIATION OF CARERS Funding was provided for volunteer development and recruitment.
24/03/2020 £2,437 £566,307 BRIGHTON FESTIVAL FRINGE Funding was provided towards the 'Freedom Season' at Brighton Fringe, promoting the work by disabled and neuro-diverse artists, as well as highlighting events with additional accessibility.
23/03/2020 £5,000 £61,137 THE SPIRE ARTS Funding was provided for a new season of socially engaged performance, 'Welcome Mat' - an open week of theatre, music and discovering a different side of the neighbourhood.
23/03/2020 £3,000 £3,571 THE ONE VOICE FOUNDATION Funding was provided for volunteer training and marketing for community engagement sessions.
23/03/2020 £5,000 £13,320 HANGLETON & WEST BLATCHINGTON FOOD BANK Funding was provided towards staff costs.
23/03/2020 £3,968 £18,233 FRESH START PORTSLADE Funding was provided for staff costs of a part-time Older People Coordinator (OPC).
23/03/2020 £5,000 £14,280 NURTURE THROUGH NATURE Funding was provided for core costs.
23/03/2020 £3,200 £107,673 BAREFOOT OPERA Funding was provided for project costs associated with a new community opera in October 2020.
23/03/2020 £5,000 £67,834 MAKING IT OUT CIO Funding was provided towards the cost of new vehicle.
23/03/2020 £5,000 £77,348 HEAD2HEAD THEATRE Funding was provided for event costs of a tour around Sussex during 2020-21.
23/03/2020 £5,000 £456,880 A BAND OF BROTHERS Funding was provided towards a Quest for Community in Sussex; a transformative 13-week programme to help reduce the chances of re-offending.
23/03/2020 £5,000 £29,872 SAGE COUNSELLING Funding was provided for the clinical supervision of volunteer counsellors and professional fees of a freelance treasurer.
23/03/2020 £4,868 £264,692 ESTEEM Funding was provided for staffing costs of the well-being elements of the True Self project for young LGBTQ+ people.
23/03/2020 £5,000 £106,187 HOME-START EAST SUSSEX Funding was provided towards core costs.
23/03/2020 £3,000 TRANSITION CHICHESTER Funding was provided to enable the continuation of work done by the Grow Chichester project.
23/03/2020 £5,000 £123,888 YOUTH DREAM Funding was provided towards staff costs associated with a counselling and mentoring service.
23/03/2020 £5,000 CENTRE FOR ECOTHERAPY Funding was provided towards core running costs and sessional fees of ecotherapists and STH therapists at their drop in sessions and workshops for people with mental health needs, young careers and NEET young people.
23/03/2020 £2,320 LITTLEHAMPTON ORGANISATION OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS (LOCA) Funding was provided for core costs and a new brochure.
23/03/2020 £2,219 £22,356 WILLINGDON COMMUNITY HUB LIBRARY TRUST Funding was provided for volunteers’ expenses, training and the purchase of specialist books and office materials required to run and monitor the service.
18/03/2020 £900 £13,419 COMPASS COMMUNITY ARTS Funding was provided for the introduction of a cooking and cafe project for vulnerable people facilitated by professional practitioners.
18/03/2020 £650 £86,586 ROTHERFIELD ST MARTIN Funding was provided for volunteer training.
18/03/2020 £500 £20,106 PATINA (PARENT AND TEACHERS IN THE ARTS) Funding was provided towards the cost of the Moving On Parade and Story Telling Festival; using art to celebrate the transition of local children from primary to secondary school and into adolescence.
18/03/2020 £930 RUSTINGTON PLATINUM SOCIAL CLUB Funding was provided for mini bus hire and volunteer costs for a residential trip for members.
18/03/2020 £945 £28,644 JUNO PROJECT Funding was provided for staff training.
18/03/2020 £1,000 LOXWOOD FC Funding was provided for two toilets to upgrade facilities to comply with FA ground grading and safety requirements.
18/03/2020 £720 CRAWLEY OLD GIRLS Funding was provided for the event costs of COGFEST- a one day women’s football tournament aswell as marketing costs for regular sessions.
18/03/2020 £1,000 £179,012 SELSEY MONEY SUPPORT Funding was provided for start-up costs.
12/03/2020 £1,000 CARDEN PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided towards to enable ten year 4 pupils to attend a residential trip to West Dene Bushcraft.
12/03/2020 £1,025 BENFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided for an outwood bounds course for 11 year 6 pupils to Wo Wo Campsite in East Grinstead
12/03/2020 £260 BRACKENBURY PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided for a Residential trip to Blacklands Farm for two year 6 pupils
02/03/2020 £1,000 £40,736 GOLDEN LION CHILDRENS TRUST Funding was provided to update Windows 7 systems to Windows10.
02/03/2020 £450 £13,210 SUSSEX ME SOCIETY Funding was provided towards the costs of running a medical conference providing health workers, patients and others affected by ME/CFS with the latest information and how to diagnose and manage the illness.
02/03/2020 £1,000 £232,459 PETWORTH FESTIVAL Funding was provided for event project costs.
02/03/2020 £1,000 ARCTIC HANDBALL CLUB CRAWLEY Funding was provided for event costs during a weekend celebrating the 75th anniversary of VE day with an open session of Handball for the local community on Saturday and a Women in Sport day on the Sunday.
02/03/2020 £1,000 £210,660 ASSOCIATION OF CARERS Funding was provided towards the cost of setting up a Carers Cafe in Hailsham and Uckfield.
27/02/2020 £500 FRIENDS OF BEVFEST Funding was provided towards a community Xmas party due to Bevfest being cancelled.
26/02/2020 £1,000 £145,053 CREW CLUB Funding was provided for running kits to enable people on low incomes to take part in 10 Steps to 5K and Next Steps to 10K adult running programmes.
26/02/2020 £500 £38,567 MANOR ROAD GYM SPORTS CLUB Funding was provided for football sessions for children aged between 7-18yrs in the Easter Holidays
26/02/2020 £500 MOULSECOOMB BANGLADESHI WOMEN'S GROUP Funding was provided for project costs associated with a learning, sewing, growing project.
26/02/2020 £500 £1,047,808 TRUST FOR DEVELOPING COMMUNITIES Funding was provided to improve access and signage to the Hub and make the area outside Wellsborurne Health Centre more welcoming with seats and a play area with access to gardening.
26/02/2020 £2,000 £649,509 ONE CHURCH BRIGHTON Funding was provided for project costs associated with CHOMP lunch club which is aimed at local families on low incomes in Coldean, Bevendean and Whitehawk.
26/02/2020 £495 ON YOUR WAY (JOB CLUB AND DIGITAL INCLUSION) Funding was provided for 2 months running costs and annual insurance of the job club.
26/02/2020 £500 £14,280 NURTURE THROUGH NATURE Funding was provided towards general costs of Feeding the Foodbanks Project 2020.
26/02/2020 £500 MOULSECOOMB TODDLER GROUP Funding was provided for project costs associated with encouraging healthy eating habits and a knowledge of where food comes from for the young children.
26/02/2020 £500 CALLOUS AFFECTION DANCE Funding was provided for four creative workshops, at three different community centres with a private event for young people to showcase their work.
26/02/2020 £500 YOUNG PEOPLES SUPPORT NETWORK Funding was provided to offer subsidised counselling and lifecoaching sessions to young people, resident in the East Brighton area.
26/02/2020 £480 FRIENDS OF WHITEHAWK HILL Funding was provided for two craft workshops related to Whitehawk Hill.
26/02/2020 £1,200 FLEDGLINGS OUTDOOR PLAY Funding was provided towards running costs.
26/02/2020 £500 REJUVENATION GARDEN CIC Funding was provided for event costs to introduce the community garden to the community.
26/02/2020 £690 THE MANOR GYM CIC Funding was provided for football sessions for young people during half term.
26/02/2020 £500 £456,880 A BAND OF BROTHERS Funding was provided towards venue hire to enable a group to be set up in Moulscoombe/Upper Bevendean.
26/02/2020 £500 BEVENDEAN COMMUNITY GARDEN Funding was provided for an outdoor shelter.
26/02/2020 £500 £270,798 BRIGHTON AND HOVE SPEAK OUT Funding was provided towards core running costs.
25/02/2020 £8,397 BOLNEY CE PRIMARY SCHOOL Funding was provided to replace current lighting with LED lighting across the whole school, massively reducing power usage and saving money now and in the future.
25/02/2020 £10,000 TWINEHAM & WINEHAM CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided to part fund a new cricket pavilion at Twineham recreation ground.
25/02/2020 £7,230 BOLNEY PARISH COUNCIL Funding was provided for a grit spreader.
14/02/2020 £4,500 £18,641 ARISE COUNSELLING SERVICE, TRAINING AND RELATED SERVICES Funding was provided for running costs and to subsidise counselling costs for those in need.
14/02/2020 £5,063 £803,955 AGE UK HORSHAM Funding was provided towards the staff costs of the community officers enabling them to make home visits and run two pop-up information and advice surgeries.
09/02/2020 £48,200 SEAVIEW PROJECT Funding was provided for the staff costs of a housing support worker for two years for Seaview's Accommodation Support Service.
16/01/2020 £20,000 £1,107,597 CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE Funding was provided for to enable the conversion of office space into eight new studio flats with a shared kitchen and lounge area.
10/12/2019 £9,679 £39,342 YADA Funding was provided for project costs of an outreach support service called ‘The Esther Project’.
10/12/2019 £5,385 £55,717 CROWBOROUGH FOR YOUNG PEOPLE LIMITED/CLUED-UP INFORMATION SHOP Funding was provided towards project costs of 'Thursday Girls'.
10/12/2019 £4,015 £36,973 PREGNANCY OPTIONS CENTRE Funding was provided towards core/running costs.
10/12/2019 £9,994 £24,669 WAYFINDER WOMAN TRUST Funding was provided for a flexible programme of professionally facilitated, free confidence boosting workshops.
10/12/2019 £9,966 £17,229 PARKFIELD EQUINE SOLUTIONS Funding was provided for project costs of 5 day intensive horsemanship aimed at women and girls.
10/12/2019 £8,588 £410,238 PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF HOLY TRINITY HASTINGS Funding was provided to sustain and develop the Safehaven Women's group which works with a core of 45 vulnerable women.
10/12/2019 £6,490 £40,060 PLOT 22 Funding was provided for project costs associated with running 'Thyme & Space' , providing year round therapeutic gardening sessions for more vulnerable and hard to reach women.
10/12/2019 £8,200 £28,656 ART IN MIND Funding was provided for a women only art group to focus on issues that affect them and their mental health.
10/12/2019 £10,000 £342,202 BRIGHTON CITY TABLE TENNIS CLUB Funding was provided for project costs associated with running women only table tennis sessions at the club.
10/12/2019 £9,978 £51,564 RECOVERY PARTNERS Funding was provided to co-develop and design a programme for Birth Parent Peer Mentoring and Peer Support, for those women engaged with Child Protection Services.
04/12/2019 £10,000 £146,965 SUSSEX NIGHTSTOP PLUS Funding was provided towards core costs.
03/12/2019 £4,000 £124,154 FERRING FUNTIME COMMUNITY PRE-SCHOOL Funding was provided to enable the school to build an additional room for use by all children with an emphasis on children with special educational needs.
03/12/2019 £2,500 £16,748 NEWHAVEN YFC Funding was provided for staff costs.
03/12/2019 £2,500 £405,790 EASTBOURNE AREA PARENTS ACTION GROUP (EAPAG) Funding was provided towards the cost of a new walk in fridge and catering double fryer.
03/12/2019 £1,000 MID SUSSEX ACTIVE Funding was provided for 2 new inclusive sports events.
26/11/2019 £5,000 £41,421 ADUR SPECIAL NEEDS PROJECT Funding was provided for core/running costs and training.
18/11/2019 £10,000 £733,958 TEAM DOMENICA Funding was provided for in house work placements for candidates who are centrally involved in the running of their Training Cafes (Café Domenica).
18/11/2019 £5,000 HUT 34 Funding was provided to enable HUT34 to purchase a sustainable power setup.
18/11/2019 £2,500 WICK HALL (ALL SAINTS CHURCH) Funding was provided to improve the access to storage facilities for groups in Wick Hall.
18/11/2019 £5,200 £21,415 BEXHILL AND ROTHER HOMELESS UNITY GROUP Funding was provided to extend a drop in service for homeless and vulnerable people.
18/11/2019 £2,500 £727,671 DISABILITY ACCESS - EAST GRINSTEAD AREA Funding was provided for equipment and transport support.
18/11/2019 £3,089 £107,886 ST HELENS CHURCH & COMMUNITY HALL Funding was provided to upgrade the facilities in the hall and create an Ecological and Community garden to increase engagement of local groups.
18/11/2019 £9,970 WE ARE FOODPIONEERS CIC Funding was provided for project costs associated with increasing honey bees in the Worthing area.
18/11/2019 £4,000 MUSEUM OF ORDINARY PEOPLE Funding was provided for project costs associated with running workshops to help participants develop their stories reading for exhibition.
18/11/2019 £4,680 BELLTREE MUSIC THERAPY CIC Funding was provided for a storyteller and music therapist to deliver an intergenerational project between care homes and pre school children.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £56,556 4THEYOUTH LTD Funding was provided towards the staff costs of two youth support workers.
18/11/2019 £4,681 £37,810,000 VICTIM SUPPORT SUSSEX Funding was provided to cover the costs of a 'Your Life You Choose' programme in schools in Mid and West Sussex designed to educate students about the British legal system.
18/11/2019 £2,500 STEPUPTECH Funding was provided for workshops for young people to engage in STEM projects.
18/11/2019 £17,200 STEYNING COMMUNITY HUB LTD Funding was provided for new LED floodlights for the facility to help cut costs and reduce light pollution.
18/11/2019 £5,000 THE REAL JUNK FOOD PROJECT BRIGHTON Funding was provided towards a chiller unit in a new electric vehicle.
18/11/2019 £5,352 £21,464 FORGET ME NOTS Funding was provided towards staff costs.
18/11/2019 £4,977 COMMUNITY BASKETBALL INITIATIVE (CBI) Funding was provided for a volunteer 'leaders development programme'.
18/11/2019 £5,000 BOGNORPHENIA CIC Funding was provided to bring young people together with volunteer musicians to form bands and perform together as well as purchase equipment needed.
18/11/2019 £4,800 £35,928 COMMUNITY ADVICE, SUPPORT, EDUCATION (CASE) Funding was provided towards Christmas events for children form low income families.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £258,602 PELHAM CIO Funding was provided towards the project costs of 'RunningSpace' a walk to run project.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £133,070 SELSEY COMMUNITY FORUM Funding was provided for a new befriending programme involving young people called Age Fusion.
18/11/2019 £5,000 WORK PEOPLE CIC CEASED TRADING Funding was provided for a pilot project to take their Personal Progression Plan (3 P's) into the community to support beneficiaries and evidence need.
18/11/2019 £5,500 £2,677 OUSE VALLEY CYCLE NETWORK Funding was provided towards the cost of acquiring access to a new path (right of way) running from Rise Farm, Lewes to the village of Iford and for marketing costs.
18/11/2019 £7,000 £29,197 EAST GRINSTEAD FOODBANK Funding was provided for running & staff costs.
18/11/2019 £5,000 CRAWLEY COMMUNITY YOUTH SERVICE Funding was provided for a youth leadership programme.
18/11/2019 £4,920 RELATE NORTH & SOUTHWEST SUSSEX Funding was provided to enable the service to provide subsidised family counselling for low income families via the Integrated Prevention and Earliest Help Service.
18/11/2019 £9,600 £78,561 MOULSECOOMB FOREST GARDEN & WILDLIFE PROJECT Funding was provided to enable the project to reach more pupils when funding is scarce and to provide additional tutoring when required to meet individual needs.
18/11/2019 £20,000 £3,593,871 SUSSEX COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards the building of a new youth centre, located near Newhaven's town centre. It will support the energy efficiency, conservation and sustainability elements of the new centre.
18/11/2019 £5,000 KIDENZA CIC Funding was provided to support a tour in Sussex and subsidise ticket costs to make concerts more accessible.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £51,474 ENSEMBLE REZA Funding was provided for a programme of composition workshops and training for students and staff at Ingfield Manor School.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £55,717 CROWBOROUGH FOR YOUNG PEOPLE LIMITED/CLUED-UP INFORMATION SHOP Funding was provided towards core costs.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £22,624 SALTDEAN LIDO COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY Funding was provided towards running costs.
18/11/2019 £4,000 CHILDREN'S CONCERTS Funding was provided towards transport costs for children attending concerts.
18/11/2019 £10,000 £665,605 OFF THE FENCE TRUST Funding was provided towards core costs.
18/11/2019 £2,500 HASTINGS FAT TUESDAY LTD Funding was provided for costs associated with a community engagement and learning activities.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £184,300 BRIGHTON THERAPY CENTRE Funding was provided to subsidise costs for disadvantaged clients and towards admin costs.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £876,093 JUSTLIFE FOUNDATION Funding was provided towards project and staff costs.
18/11/2019 £4,270 PEGASUS Funding was provided for puppetry workshops for refugees/asylum seekers and older people with dementia. In addition volunteer expenses for puppetry work through Gig Buddies for adults with learning disabilities.
18/11/2019 £5,000 GRANDDADS FRONT ROOM CIC Funding was provided for project development.
18/11/2019 £10,000 LOW CARBON TRUST Funding was provided for project costs of an environmental education programme for local schools.
18/11/2019 £10,000 SHOREHAM SAILING CLUB Funding was provided towards a new safety boat.
18/11/2019 £24,199 £157,548 DIAL-A-RIDE SOUTHERN SERVICE Funding was provided for a Eco-efficient Eru 6 mini-bus and 2 fully electric wheelchair accessible vehicles.
18/11/2019 £24,343 £5,299,604 CARE FOR VETERANS Funding was provided towards an electric mini ambulance.
18/11/2019 £2,933 £24,669 WAYFINDER WOMAN TRUST Funding was provided to train volunteers in digital skills and update IT equipment.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £6,285 DANCE HASTINGS CIO Funding was provided for project costs associated with running free accessible social dance sessions for residents of care homes and visitors to day care centres in the Hastings area.
18/11/2019 £18,993 £735,333 OUSE & ADUR RIVERS TRUST Funding was provided towards running costs.
18/11/2019 £10,000 £722,657 FEEDBACK Funding was provided towards running costs.
18/11/2019 £5,000 FERNEE FOREST CLUB Funding was provided towards running costs.
18/11/2019 £2,500 £824,803 CREATE (ARTS) LIMITED Funding was provided for a creative arts project for young carers.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £84,994 ROTHERFIELD ST MARTIN Funding was provided towards the project costs of running 40 social club meetings over the course of a year.
18/11/2019 £4,500 £17,229 PARKFIELD EQUINE SOLUTIONS Funding was provided for project costs of 5 day intensive horsemanship programme for 6 participants.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £11,725 OVER THE MOON FOUNDATION Funding was provided for project costs and equipment.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £53,337 VETERANS' GROWTH Funding was provided for project costs associated with a non residential horticultural therapy course.
18/11/2019 £4,000 HASTINGS ATHLETIC FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided for new sports equipment.
18/11/2019 £2,952 VIDA ACTIVE CLUB CIC Funding was provided for project costs.
18/11/2019 £3,138 £8,622 FORD FORWARD COMMUNITY CHAPLAINCY Funding was provided for core staff costs and equipment.
18/11/2019 £4,759 BG SOCIETY BRIGHTON Funding was provided for project costs of a weekly folk dance group open to anyone living in Brighton and Hove area.
18/11/2019 £5,000 THE FRIENDS OF HASTINGS COUNTRY PARK NATURE RESERVE Funding was provided to develop and deliver a volunteering programme with Groundwork South.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £10,859 BOGNOR REGIS MEN’S SHED Funding was provided for core costs.
18/11/2019 £2,812 WORTHING CARE FOR THE EARTH Funding was provided for project costs associated with "Worthing Goes Tomatoes!" and to provide plants for Care for Veterans.
18/11/2019 £3,500 JUST FRIENDS Funding was provided towards marketing and project costs.
18/11/2019 £3,340 HEATHFIELD MEN'S SHED Funding was provided for metal and woodworking equipment.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £9,102 U CAN SPRAY CIO Funding was provided to support the building of sustainable partnerships with local groups and organisations, and to test a series of creative street art workshops with new communities.
18/11/2019 £3,500 £281,336 ST ANDREW'S CHURCH Funding was provided towards project costs of a mentoring programme for young people who are struggling in school.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £1,197,873 ACTION TUTORING Funding was provided for a tutoring programme in Glebe and Eastbrook Primary Schools in Southwick.
18/11/2019 £5,929 COMMUNITY ENERGY SOUTH Funding was provided for new office furniture and equipment.
18/11/2019 £4,925 RENEGADES YOUTH CLUB Funding was provided for a camping trip young people.
18/11/2019 £4,000 GREENHAVENS NETWORK Funding was provided for an inclusive learning programme and for business development.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £134,726 ST MARY DE HAURA Funding was provided for landscaping work to create a community space for people to meet informally or as part of community groups.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £220,572 HOPE WOODWORK - KINGDOM WAY TRUST Funding was provided for staff costs and equipment.
18/11/2019 £3,820 £10,437 MAYFIELD SCOUTS AND GUIDES MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Funding was provided for redecoration of the scout hall.
18/11/2019 £4,500 SMALL PERFORMANCE ADVENTURES Funding was provided to pilot a new training and engagement model working with people in recovery to increase employability, develop social and interpersonal skills and encourage participation in the arts.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £749,103 PROJECT ART WORKS Funding was provided towards core costs, supporting the delivery of the in-house programme for young people, adults and the Peer Support Networks for families, carers and support workers.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £261,459 SCOPE WEST SUSSEX Funding was provided to refurbish and re-equip four washrooms and relocate the toilets.
18/11/2019 £4,988 £266,084 SAFETY NET Funding was provided to develop a cohort of 25 Young Volunteers (8-14 yrs) to positively contribute to their community, whilst raising their own self-esteem.
18/11/2019 £20,000 £2,552,643 AGE UK EAST SUSSEX Funding was provided towards the purchase of electric gardening vans and to cover project management costs.
18/11/2019 £4,102 £470,896 ALLSORTS YOUTH PROJECT Funding was provided for costs associated with a pod cast project.
18/11/2019 £4,830 £12,896 BOATHOUSE THEATRE ARTS Funding was provided for staff costs.
18/11/2019 £4,952 £209,663 BRIGHTON & HOVE LGBT SWITCHBOARD Funding was provided for project costs associated with running 'Grief Encounters' a support group for LGBTQ people who have experienced a bereavement.
18/11/2019 £3,000 £225,497 BRIGHTON EARLY MUSIC FESTIVAL Funding was provided to support a mini-tour to Rottingdean and Shoreham of 'Feast of Fools' - a community showcase and education project.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £66,255 SNOWFLAKE TRUST Funding was provided towards core staff costs.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £61,104 CHICHESTER DISTRICT FOODBANK Funding was provided for staff costs.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £432,494 CITY GATE COMMUNITY PROJECTS (FARESHARE PROJECT) Funding was provided towards core costs.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £160,316 HOME-START CHAMS Funding was provided for volunteer training and supervision aswell as the costs of delivering a targeted support service for vulnerable young children - both within the family home and in their groups.
18/11/2019 £8,656 CREATIVE WAVES COMMUNITY ARTS Funding was provided for a bespoke recycling bin on the seafront East of Worthing Pier in the shape of a 5ft giant fish. It will also be moved to Lancing and in addition an exhibition will inform the public about the need to reduce waste.
18/11/2019 £3,297 £261,660 CROWBOROUGH COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for hall dividers to enable the hall to rent out smaller areas to different groups.
18/11/2019 £5,000 CULTURE SHIFT CIC Funding will be provided to help strengthen and develop relationships between Culture Shift, Sussex Prisoners Families and prisoners and their families.
18/11/2019 £5,000 CULTURE SHIFT CIC Funding was provided to support a creative café in eight schools/colleges providing an opportunity for young people to connect with inspiring professionals to learn about their working lives and to work on practical challenges together.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £266,084 SAFETY NET Funding was provided for project costs associated with running the SNAP Programme – offering individual/small group support to vulnerable children aged 8 -13.
18/11/2019 £7,000 £104,930 MID SUSSEX VOLUNTARY ACTION Funding was provided to enable MSVA to offer subsidised meeting rooms and training, produce a fortnightly bulletin and maintain an online database for member organisations.
18/11/2019 £2,500 £277,171 EASTBOURNE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Funding was provided for volunteer training and support.
18/11/2019 £4,800 £46,233 FORWARD FACING Funding was provided for six workshops with Albion in the Community, providing sports sessions tailored to people with disabilities.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £16,173 FRESH START COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided towards core costs. .
18/11/2019 £3,500 £40,736 GOLDEN LION CHILDRENS TRUST Funding was provided to support 8 Sussex SEN schools & units to bring children and staff to a December morning on Bluebell Railway Santa Special steam train.
18/11/2019 £5,060 £18,818 HADLOW DOWN VILLAGE HALL Funding was provided for new heaters in the village hall.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £430,263 HASTINGS FURNITURE SERVICE Funding was provided towards staff costs of a volunteer co-ordinator and running costs.
18/11/2019 £8,855 £121,921 HOME-START CHICHESTER AND DISTRICT Funding was provided towards core costs which enable the charity to support around 100 disadvantaged families and 200 children who are in urgent need of support.
18/11/2019 £10,000 £480,196 KANGAROOS Funding was provided towards staff and activity costs for a Saturday and Holiday Club for young people with disabilities aged from 12 to 18.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £475,709 LIFE CENTRE Funding was provided for the development and implementation of a new fundraising strategy to help meet an increase in demand.
18/11/2019 £4,345 £36,140 LITTLEHAMPTON SHOPMOBILITY Funding was provided towards core staff costs of a General Assistant post, to promote services in the local community and provide ongoing support to local residents and tourists.
18/11/2019 £4,920 £65,727 LUNCH POSITIVE Funding was provided towards project delivery costs of the a weekly HIV lunch club.
18/11/2019 £4,999 £44,225 SPECIAL KIDS BEXHILL Funding was provided to enable the group to continue to provide a wide and varied range of activities for their members.
18/11/2019 £8,500 £320,816 SPRINGBOARD PROJECT Funding was provided towards the costs of running a service which works with disabled children aged 6-12.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £118,762 ST JAMES' TRUST (SEAFORD) LTD Funding was provided for a Sunday film club for older residents in Seaford, Newhaven and surrounding villages.
18/11/2019 £30,000 £2,556,025 STONEPILLOW Funding was provided towards the staff costs of a Sales and Volunteer Coordinator whose primary role is to supervise and mentor volunteers at Restore.
18/11/2019 £2,500 £301,462 WEALDEN CITIZENS ADVICE Funding was provided to train up to nine senior generalist advisors to be able to provide primary debt advice to clients in need of help.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £91,328 XTRAX (YOUNG PEOPLE'S CENTRE) Funding was provided towards the staff costs of a Volunteer Coordinator.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £214,043 COUNSELLING PLUS COMMUNITY Funding was provided for counselling sessions for young people in crisis.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £123,888 YOUTH DREAM Funding was provided for staff costs of an Environmental Educator to lead projects in after-school activities to raise esteem, confidence, aspiration and community awareness.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £240,818 CHICHESTER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST Funding was provided to enable CCDT to re-engage, rebuild and relaunch youth work in North Chichester; through partnership with the experienced and well networked Sussex Clubs for Young People.
18/11/2019 £5,000 EGGTOOTH PROJECT Funding was provided to deliver Straight Talking's work locally in Hastings to help pupils aged 13-17 in schools to recognise the signs of Child Sexual Exploitation and abusive behaviour.
18/11/2019 £5,000 PURPLE PEOPLE KITCHEN FOOD BANK Funding was provided for van hire and volunteer expenses.
18/11/2019 £10,000 TRANSITION TOWN WORTHING Funding was provided for project management, recruitment of volunteers and marketing costs.
18/11/2019 £5,000 £15,753 RIVERS LEARNING PROJECT COMMUNITY Funding was provided towards the costs of running the women's resource centre for one year.
18/11/2019 £3,500 £76,119 LITTLEHAMPTON FOODBANK Funding was provided to enable the foodbank to provide support during the school holidays by providing 10 meals per fortnight to each FSM student at the Littlehampton Academy through the 'Lunchbox Project'.
18/11/2019 £10,000 £43,629 STREETLIGHT Funding was provided for 50% of the staff costs of a Sussex (particularly focussed on Gatwick & Crawley) specialist Women's Support Worker.
18/11/2019 £5,000 TIME TO TALK BEFRIENDING Funding was provided towards core costs.
18/11/2019 £750 £13,028 RYE WURLITZER ACADEMY Funding was provided to support the educational budget for the academic year 2019-2020.
18/11/2019 £2,017 GO LOCAL COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY Funding was provided towards the costs of setting up a repair cafe to help reduce items going to landfill and being replaced.
18/11/2019 £1,970 £419,988 HANGLETON & KNOLL 50+ STEERING GROUP Funding was provided for 5 x 6 week courses of Sing for Better Health, open to residents in Hangleton & Knoll.
18/11/2019 £750 £17,324,000 RYE & DISTRICT SEA CADETS Funding was provided to update the toilet/changing facilities.
18/11/2019 £500 £102,118 RYE MUSEUM ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for equipment costs associated with setting up a new study room.
18/11/2019 £750 RYE CRICKET CLUB Funding was provided to support both the Winter and Summer Coaching Programmes of Rye Cricket Club.
18/11/2019 £1,931 SUNBEAM SWIMMING CLUB Funding was provided towards core running costs.
18/11/2019 £750 £15,126 WILLOWHALE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for six new shuffle boards to help extend the range of events for the mostly older population in the area.
18/11/2019 £1,000 £123,266 RYE AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY TRANSPORT Funding was provided to support the running of the 326 Rye Town bus service.
18/11/2019 £1,081 STONE CROSS ROYALS FC Funding was provided for new football kit and equipment.
18/11/2019 £1,000 BLUE VAN VETERANS DROP-IN Funding was provided towards running costs.
18/11/2019 £250 STRANDLINERS CIC Funding was provided towards equipment and marketing materials to increase awareness.
18/11/2019 £1,000 RYE CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL Funding was provided for event costs associated with The Rye Christmas Festival.
18/11/2019 £500 £20,936 WINCHELSEA NEW HALL Funding was provided for replacement windows to the main hall.
18/11/2019 £300 £2,893 RHSC SAILABILITY Funding was provided towards the cost of purchasing a RIB safety boat.
18/11/2019 £300 £1,481 RYE AND DISTRICT STREET PASTORS INITIATIVE Funding was provided towards running and project costs.
18/11/2019 £500 NEW ROOTS Funding was provided for equipment and seed costs.
18/11/2019 £485 £11,970 REFUGEES WELCOME - CRAWLEY Funding was provided for volunteer costs and driving tests for refugees.
18/11/2019 £1,000 RYE FESTIVAL OF THE SEA Funding was provided for event costs.
18/11/2019 £500 1ST NORTHBROOK BROWNIES Funding was provided towards a residential week in 2020.
18/11/2019 £1,250 SURF SOLACE Funding was provided for new wetsuits and gloves.
18/11/2019 £720 £27,005 THE FRIENDS OF HALSFORD PARK SCHOOL Funding was provided for new laptops.
18/11/2019 £1,000 £43,389 2ND IFIELD (ST MARGARET'S) SCOUT GROUP Funding was provided for a new kayak trailer.
18/11/2019 £750 £53,993 BEXHILL FOOD BANK RYE BRANCH Funding was provided for food supplies.
18/11/2019 £150 FERRY ROAD HEALTH CENTRE PATIENT PARTICIPATION GROUP Funding was provided towards project costs of 'Keeping Healthy' events.
18/11/2019 £2,000 TIDY UP ST LEONARDS ! Funding was provided to purchase a trailer.
18/11/2019 £780 THE KOORANA FOUNDATION Funding was provided to support a series of two-part introductory talks for parents, carers and teachers and for a regular group to support teenagers who are approaching exams.
18/11/2019 £1,000 BOLNEY YOUTH CLUB Funding was provided for project costs of a cooking course for young people.
18/11/2019 £657 £138,557 4TH LANCING SCOUTS Funding was provided for new equipment.
18/11/2019 £500 £10,211 CAMBER MEMORIAL HALL Funding was provided to improve accessibility to the Hall and the attached Doctors' Surgery by resurfacing the car park.
18/11/2019 £1,400 £5,151 CHICHESTER CHILD CONTACT CENTRE Funding was provided towards running costs.
23/10/2019 £5,000 CRAWLEY COMMUNITY YOUTH SERVICE Funding was provided for an Arts Award programme.
23/10/2019 £2,750 £261,023 NEW WRITING SOUTH Funding was provided for a participatory project for women to meet and develop writing skills around common themes of motherhood in accessible community venues such as cafes, libraries, Crawley Museum.
23/10/2019 £5,000 £227,748 HERE ME OUT Funding was provided for a creative Community Exchange Project with detainees at Brook House and Tinsley House Immigration Removal Centres and 30 young people at Thomas Bennett Community College.
23/10/2019 £2,500 £94,040 CRAWLEY MUSEUM Funding was provided to enlist a freelancer to complete an Audience Development Plan.
23/10/2019 £3,852 FRIENDS OF GOFFS PARK Funding was provided to extend the annual Summer Fayre to feature an exciting, vibrant Day of Dance and Community Picnic.
23/10/2019 £4,091 WRITING OUR LEGACY Funding was provided to run a literature & storytelling project in 2020 aimed at Black and ethnic minority (BAME) people in Crawley.
23/10/2019 £4,807 £439,759 AUDIO ACTIVE Funding was provided for a pop-up recording studio in a shop front in Central Crawley in collaboration with High Focus Record label.
23/10/2019 £5,000 £138,224 BROADFIELD COMMUNITY CENTRE Funding was provided to enable a partnership with Broadfield Library, churches and local schools to deliver a programme of visual and performance arts; art workshops; circus skills workshops; a performance day and knit-bombing the local shopping parade.
17/10/2019 £2,500 RYE COMMUNITY GARDEN Funding was provided for a co-ordinator to help develop the service and it's reach.
17/10/2019 £5,000 £20,936 WINCHELSEA NEW HALL Funding was provided for replacement windows to the main hall.
17/10/2019 £4,500 £17,324,000 RYE & DISTRICT SEA CADETS Funding was provided to update the toilet/changing facilities.
17/10/2019 £2,500 £369,277 FRIENDS OF RYE HARBOUR NATURE RESERVE Funding was provided to part-fund the fit-out of the welcome (reception) area and community space in the new fully accessible and sustainable Discovery Centre at the Nature Reserve.
17/10/2019 £5,000 £10,211 CAMBER MEMORIAL HALL Funding was provided to improve accessibility to the Hall and the attached Doctors' Surgery by resurfacing the car park.
17/10/2019 £630 STRANDLINERS CIC Funding was provided towards equipment and marketing materials to increase awareness.
11/10/2019 £500 CRAVEN VALE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for equipment for a biodiversity group.
11/10/2019 £500 EAST BRIGHTON BYGONES LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY Funding was provided for event costs.
11/10/2019 £500 EXPLORING SENSES CIC Funding was provided for project costs associated with the Exploring Senses MakerLab session at Brighton Youth Centre (BYC) for young people aged 13-19yrs.
11/10/2019 £800 £64,584 GLADRAGS COMMUNITY COSTUME RESOURCE Funding was provided for a community outreach programnme delivering sessions to families and older people.
11/10/2019 £500 £38,567 MANOR ROAD GYM SPORTS CLUB Funding was provided towards the project costs associated with running a Boccia Club for people with disabilities.
11/10/2019 £500 £61,137 THE SPIRE ARTS Funding was provided towards the event costs of 'Neighbourhood Night Out' in Autumn 2019.
11/10/2019 £1,000 FRIDAY FRIENDS COMMUNITY GROUP Funding was provided towards a Christmas Party Lunch at the Bevy.
11/10/2019 £500 EAST MOULSECOOMB TENANTS & RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for a Children's Christmas party.
11/10/2019 £500 NEW ROOTS Funding was provided for new equipment and repairs.
11/10/2019 £500 RAW YOUTH CLUB (GROUP) / NEW LIFE CHURCH (ORGANISATION ATTACHED TO) Funding was provided towards project costs of weekly Raw Youth Group meetings.
11/10/2019 £500 NOOR-UL HUDA Funding was provided towards project costs.
11/10/2019 £500 THE ARTS AND CRAFTS PROJECT Funding was provided for a teacher to help the group make saleable products.
11/10/2019 £500 BRISTOL ESTATE COMMUNITY ALLOTMENT Funding was provided for equipment.
11/10/2019 £500 WHITEHAWK FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided for start up costs of a new project at Homewood School such as equipment, kit and marketing.
11/10/2019 £500 £38,185 BRIGHTON PEBBLES Funding was provided for project costs associated with a weekly drop in session.
09/09/2019 £5,000 RELATE NORTH & SOUTHWEST SUSSEX Funding was provided towards core/running costs.
09/09/2019 £5,000 £116,797 REACHING FAMILIES Funding was provided towards core/running costs.
04/09/2019 £500 PARK LIFE BRIGHTON Funding was provided for portaloos and fresh fruit at the 'Big Picnic Event'.
21/08/2019 £21,000 £42,915 SANCTUARY IN CHICHESTER Funding was provided for training costs for young asylum seekers.
13/08/2019 £7,072 £181,296 CHILDREN WITH CANCER FUND (POLEGATE)(CWCF) Funding was provided for staff costs of a part-time financial assistant.
06/08/2019 £60,000 £277,171 EASTBOURNE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU Funding was provided towards the staff costs of a volunteer trainer and office manager.
05/07/2019 £6,500 £202,222 GURJAR HINDU UNION (GHU) LTD Funding was provided for staff costs to improve fundraising.
05/07/2019 £5,000 SOUTHDOWNS FOLK FESTIVAL Funding was provided for marketing.
05/07/2019 £6,800 £15,465 UCKFIELD VOLUNTEER CENTRE Funding was provided for staff costs of a part time sessional worker to co-ordinate the Youth Volunteer Programme.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £133,070 SELSEY COMMUNITY FORUM Funding was provided towards the costs of Selsey Community watch which addresses loneliness by arranging activities to bring people together.
05/07/2019 £4,958 ARUN EXACT CIC Funding was provided towards core running costs.
05/07/2019 £4,434 BOGNOR REGIS TOWN YOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB Funding was provided for running and equipment costs.
05/07/2019 £4,500 ALL SAINTS CHURCH, LAUGHTON Funding was provided for a new kitchenette and toilet facilities.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £36,601 MAYFIELD AND FIVE ASHES COMMUNITY SERVICES (MAYFACS) Funding was provided to support electrical improvements and project management time related to setting up a new community space.
05/07/2019 £3,000 TREASURE BASKET ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for project costs associated with delivering 120 treasured moments sessions for children experiencing emotional distress.
05/07/2019 £10,000 £377,600 AGE UK EAST GRINSTEAD AND DISTRICT Funding was provided towards core costs.
05/07/2019 £8,620 £30,964 NEW HARMONIE Funding was provided for project costs associated with running three consecutive music workshops in five different care homes for people with dementia.
05/07/2019 £4,039 £577,842 KAMELIA KIDS DAY NURSERY & BEACH SCHOOL Funding was provided for three outdoor classroom spaces.
05/07/2019 £2,500 ORE CENTRE SENIORS PROJECT- CLOSED Funding was provided for transport costs to enable isolated members to attend.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £213,511 RESOURCE CENTRE Funding was provided towards the project costs associated with offering responsive, flexible, one-to-one advice and support to at least 10 small groups based in migrant communities in Brighton & Hove, on topics related to finance and fundraising.
05/07/2019 £10,000 £79,500 COMMUNITY MINIBUS ASSOCIATION (WEST SUSSEX) Funding was provided towards the cost of a new mini bus.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £5,940 BEFRIENDED Funding was provided towards staff costs of a part-time administrator.
05/07/2019 £5,000 KENNEDY ST & CO CIC Funding was provided for project costs associated with running social enterprise courses.
05/07/2019 £2,640 BRIGHTON & HOVE FIRST LADIES Funding was provided towards core costs.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £331,649 SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK TRUST Funding was provided to help establish two South Downs Forestry Apprenticeship roles 'Future Foresters' for a two year pilot programme.
05/07/2019 £5,000 SUSSEX SYRIAN COMMUNITY GROUP Funding was provided towards running/project costs.
05/07/2019 £4,910 TECHRESORT CIC Funding was provided to subsidise costs of accessing their services for schools and community groups who could not otherwise afford the whole cost of engaging them.
05/07/2019 £4,730 INSPIRE SCHOOLS Funding was provided for project costs of Buster's Book Literacy scheme.
05/07/2019 £4,585 £13,431 BRIGHTON PIP LTD Funding was provided towards project costs of ‘Mellow Bumps’ and the development and delivery of a new post pregnancy infant massage group.
05/07/2019 £4,800 £22,000 THE YOUTH COUNSELLING PROJECT Funding was provided towards project delivery costs.
05/07/2019 £5,000 DISABILITY PRIDE BRIGHTON Funding was provided for infrastructure and access costs for Disability Pride Brighton.
05/07/2019 £4,940 £43,001 DRAWING LIFE Funding was provided for project costs of a life drawing course.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £133,070 SELSEY DEMENTIA ACTION ALLIANCE Funding was provided for core/running costs.
05/07/2019 £3,241 LITTLEHAMPTON & DISTRICT MEN'S SHED WEST Funding was provided towards rent and insurance.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £43,724 HANDS OF HOPE Funding was provided towards the cost of running lunch clubs with transport.
05/07/2019 £3,900 £40,153 BRIGHTON YOGA FOUNDATION Funding was provided for project costs associated with running yoga classes.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £34,547 1ST CROWBOROUGH SCOUTS Funding was provided for the refurbishment of the hut flooring.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £10,683 THE 39 CLUB Funding was provided for running costs of a youth club.
05/07/2019 £5,000 LEWES DISTRICT CHURCHES HOMELINK Funding was provided for freelance marketing and legacy support.
05/07/2019 £4,207 OROMO COMMUNITY IN BRIGHTON AND HOVE Funding was provided for project costs associated with bringing the community together aswell as additional activities aimed specifically at women.
05/07/2019 £7,000 £14,857 GREENSEAS TRUST Funding was provided for the placement of iconic, bright orange, 1.5 metre high lifebuoy shaped bins, with the tagline, "THROW MARINE LIFE A LIFELINE" in prominent seaside towns in the UK.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £132,182 HURSTPIERPOINT PLAYERS Funding was provided for refurbishment and equipment of local theatre.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £289,132 ST PAUL'S CHURCH & PARISH CENTRE Funding was provided furniture, fittings and equipment for a new café area and training of two volunteers.
05/07/2019 £3,865 £288,609 CHRIST THE LORD CHURCH, BROADFIELD, CRAWLEY Funding was provided to update the internal wiring and lighting.
05/07/2019 £4,991 PETWORTH COMMUNITY GARDEN Funding was provided for project costs associated with running a Men's Shed project for 6 months.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £369,277 FRIENDS OF RYE HARBOUR NATURE RESERVE Funding was provided for the development of a Community Wildlife Garden adjacent to the new Discovery Centre at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £60,712 HOPE INTO ACTION: MID SUSSEX Funding was provided for staff costs.
05/07/2019 £3,853 £58,184 N.I.P.P.E.R.S. Funding was provided for staff training and equipment to set up forest school activities.
05/07/2019 £3,500 £1,219,121 SPEAKERS TRUST LTD (KNOWN AS SPEAKERS TRUST) Funding was provided for project costs.
05/07/2019 £2,500 £338,003 REMAP - BRIGHTON AND DISTRICT Funding was provided for equipment.
05/07/2019 £5,000 UNITY LEWES CIC Funding was provided for project costs associated with a yoga project for fostered/adopted children.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £190,713 WHOOPSADAISY Funding was provided for project costs.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £14,976 6TH LEWES SCOUT GROUP Funding was provided for scout hut refurbishment.
05/07/2019 £4,500 PRIORITY 1-54 Funding was provided to deliver an educational program to enable young women to undertake a ‘gender journey'.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £416,187 CROSSROADS CARE EAST SUSSEX BRIGHTON AND HOVE (ESBH) Funding was provided to expand a crisis respite care service, offering carers who need free respite care.
05/07/2019 £3,700 £129,494 ST ANDREW'S CHURCH, MOULSECOOMB Funding was provided for toddler friendly equipment and resources.
05/07/2019 £5,000 EAST SUSSEX PARENT AND CARERS' COUNCIL Funding was provided for running costs.
05/07/2019 £4,000 £90,053 ST MARY'S NURSERY SCHOOL Funding was provided for an outdoor learning area.
05/07/2019 £5,335 £7,333 GRAVITY HQ Funding was provided to sustain and grow a range of activities for members in Crawley and the surrounding areas.
05/07/2019 £5,000 PETWORTH VISION CIC Funding was provided for IT equipment and training for older people.
05/07/2019 £4,890 £62,843 PETWORTH YOUTH ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for project costs associated with running two after school sessions for one full academic year.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £24,091 PHOENIXSNAKSHAKLTD (CLOSED 17 FEB 2020) Funding was provided towards staff costs, rent and running costs.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £40,060 PLOT 22 Funding was provided to help pay for 18 therapeutic gardening and support sessions for a range of beneficiaries including female survivors of sexual abuse.
05/07/2019 £4,460 £97,652 RAILWAY LAND WILDLIFE TRUST Funding was provided project costs associated with developing a mental health project to share knowledge on the therapeutic benefits of nature connections, linking into the wider social prescribing movement.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £66,441 RALLI HALL LUNCH AND SOCIAL CLUB Funding was provided towards core costs.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £116,797 REACHING FAMILIES Funding was provided for project costs associated with the delivery of three parent-carer support groups based in Billingshurst, Littlehampton and Worthing.
05/07/2019 £5,000 SEAVIEW PROJECT Funding was provided towards staff costs and volunteer training to enable flexible support.
05/07/2019 £3,700 £593,095 3VA EASTBOURNE Funding was provided towards website development and staff training.
05/07/2019 £4,860 £28,656 ART IN MIND Funding was provided for volunteer training.
05/07/2019 £4,500 £439,759 AUDIO ACTIVE Funding was provided for projects costs for sessions for young people in need.
05/07/2019 £3,500 BOGNOR AND CHICHESTER VOICE Funding was provided towards running costs.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £361,006 BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY MISSION Funding was provided towards project running costs.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £710,701 CARE FOR THE CARERS Funding was provided for the Artist in Residence’ programme, using photography to help carers explore their caring role and share their experiences of caring with the wider public.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £513,590 CLOCK TOWER SANCTUARY Funding was provided for the refurbishment of a drop in centre.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £20,044 COMPANY PARADISO Funding was provided for project costs associated with running a weekly drop-in for young people for one year.
05/07/2019 £4,995 £58,880 REFUGEE RADIO Funding was provided for project costs associated with running social activities for isolated people, most of whom will be refugees, asylum seekers and other vulnerable migrants.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £6,164,090 CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE- WEST SUSSEX AREA Funding was provided to enable the organisation to deliver additional face to face support, group sessions, volunteer training and additional supervision for volunteers.
05/07/2019 £4,500 £460,144 DAME VERA LYNN TRUST Funding was provided towards the cost of running an outreach project to ensure families are supported during COVID.
05/07/2019 £4,475 £435,688 DITCHLING MUSEUM OF ART & CRAFT Funding was provided to enable the museum to continue to use the unique collections of the Museum to reach out to isolated communities in Sussex.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £711,847 EXTRATIME Funding was provided to deliver three Play Schemes in Brighton and Hove and West Sussex during the summer holidays for children aged between 5 and 11.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £714,438 FRIENDS, FAMILIES AND TRAVELLERS Funding was provided to support the operation of a telephone based casework and advocacy service for gypsies and travellers across Sussex.
05/07/2019 £6,425 £258,863 GATWICK DETAINEES WELFARE GROUP Funding was provided to help support a visiting scheme delivered by volunteers.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £154,740 HASTINGS AND ROTHER MEDIATION Funding was provided for a dedicated case worker to work with an increasing number of referrals from young people.
05/07/2019 £5,000 HEADWAY IN WEST SUSSEX Funding was provided towards the running costs of the county-wide Support & Information Service.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £225,498 HOME-START ARUN, WORTHING & ADUR Funding was provided to further the aims of a Sustainability Plan to ensure the future services of the charity are secured. This includes community fundraising support and the recruitment of fundraising volunteers.
05/07/2019 £2,740 HOMEOPATHY IN THE SUSSEX COMMUNITY Funding was provided for project costs associated with running 24 fortnightly sessions and a focus group next spring.
05/07/2019 £4,600 £219,950 JUST DIFFERENT Funding was provided to support a range of delivery cost items, such as research, presentation and training materials, workshops and marketing materials.
05/07/2019 £4,125 £40,689 LIVESTOCK Funding was provided towards the costs of extending the service into Worthing.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £90,926 ST LUKE'S ADVICE SERVICE Funding was provided towards core costs.
05/07/2019 £3,400 SUDANESE WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN GROUP Funding was provided for a new Homework and Support group for teenagers in the community, to help them study for GCSEs and A levels aswell as gym memberships for teenagers.
05/07/2019 £4,835 £242,383 SUSSEX ASSOCIATION FOR SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS Funding was provided for staff/project costs of an advisory service to support people affected by SB&H.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £146,965 SUSSEX NIGHTSTOP PLUS Funding was provided towards the staff costs of a Young People's Co-ordinator who places young people in the homes of our volunteer hosts.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £86,858 OLIVE TREE CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE Funding was provided towards the general costs of expanding the work of the charity into Horsham.
05/07/2019 £4,683 £39,534 TIME 4 CHILDREN Funding was provided towards a Volunteer Training Course for eight new volunteers.
05/07/2019 £8,000 £43,315 WAVES SEAFORD LTD Funding was provided for the staff costs of a part-time Community Outreach Family Worker .
05/07/2019 £3,000 WORTHING SPEAKABOUT Funding was provided for meeting room hire, accessible transport and refreshments for a self advocacy group.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £408,028 EAST SUSSEX ASSOCIATION OF BLIND AND PARTIALLY SIGHTED PEOPLE (ESAB) Funding was provided to enable ESAB to continue running its Social Groups, Mobility & Orientation and Aids & Equipment services.
05/07/2019 £2,900 £7,092 ARTSPACE BRIGHTON Funding was provided for Studio rent, Insurance and DBS costs.
05/07/2019 £5,000 £661,454 TOGETHER CO Funding was provided towards the staff costs of a Befriender Co-ordinator aswell as volunteer training and project evaluation.
05/07/2019 £3,475 £258,805 JIGSAW (SOUTH EAST) LTD Funding was provided towards staff costs of a part-time Grief Support Worker (GSW).
05/07/2019 £5,000 £398,327 CITY ANGELS CHICHESTER Funding was provided for maintenance and running costs of the mobile coffee van aswell as weekly supplies.
05/07/2019 £2,730 £205,080 SUPERSTAR ARTS CI0 Funding was provided towards volunteer training, development and expenses.
05/07/2019 £3,680 £312,353 VINCENT DANCE THEATRE Funding was provided towards project costs associated with running eight 2 hour creative workshops with young people from Anderida Care Home in Eastbourne.
05/07/2019 £1,800 KNOLL PILATES GROUP Funding was provided to enable pilates classes to be offered at a subsidised rate and to purchase some new equipment for those unable to afford their own.
05/07/2019 £500 LAVANT FRIENDLY CLUB Funding was provided for venue costs, coach fees and entertainment.
05/07/2019 £500 £13,210 YOGA FOR ME GROUP Funding was provided towards venue hire costs.
05/07/2019 £1,550 FOREST ROW VILLAGE SUPPORT NETWORK Funding was provided for marketing costs and an annual trip to the seaside.
05/07/2019 £1,250 RESPECT YOUTH CLUB Funding was provided for hall hire and Public Liability Insurance for a year.
05/07/2019 £1,200 WIVELSFIELD COMMUNITY CLUB Funding was provided towards running costs including activities, insurance, transport and hall hire.
05/07/2019 £2,000 ARTYTIME Funding was provided towards the initial set up costs of two sessions in Wadhurst and Heathfield, mainly resources and training of volunteers.
05/07/2019 £1,500 £1,286,496 HORSHAM CHILD CONTACT CENTRE Funding was provided for staff costs of the social work manager.
05/07/2019 £1,000 £26,856 ROTARY CLUB OF CHICHESTER HARBOUR Funding was provided for project costs of their 'knicker campaign’.
05/07/2019 £1,500 £21,024 NORTHIAM VILLAGE HALL TRUST Funding was provided for a permanent ramp at the entrance of the hall.
05/07/2019 £500 £43,935 RINGMER VILLAGE HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (COMMUNITY LIBRARY PROJECT) Funding was provided towards project costs of running the Summer Reading Challenge.
05/07/2019 £2,328 £25,923 DOWNLANDS SCHOOL ASSOCIATION Funding was provided for project costs associated with parenting classes.
05/07/2019 £1,000 RAPT THEATRE AND THE CHOIR WITH NO NAME Funding was provided to enable The Choir With No Name and RAPT to work together on a new coastal choir project called Not Drowning but Waving.
05/07/2019 £1,278 FRIENDS OF STREET COUNTRY Funding was provided for new storage boxes.
05/07/2019 £1,158 DRAMATIS COMMUNITY DRAMA SCHOOL Funding was provided to support a pilot of Finding Your Voice a 12- week drama programme for adults with mild to moderate mental health problems culminating in a small live performance.
05/07/2019 £415 BRIGHTON AND HOVE FRONTRUNNERS Funding was provided towards running costs.
05/07/2019 £1,100 MARKET BEANS COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY Funding was provided for Shoreham Farmers Market pitch fees and to pay for five young adults with Autism and/or a Learning Disability to undertake the Speciality Coffee Association (SCA) Barista Foundation course.
05/07/2019 £1,000 LEWESLIGHT COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY Funding was provided to deliver two installations devised through workshops led by professional designers and community artists.
14/06/2019 £5,000 MOVINGSOUNDS Funding was provided towards staff costs to develop services between schools and care homes for the benefit of older people with dementia.
28/05/2019 £5,000 £116,797 REACHING FAMILIES Funding was provided to address the longer term sustainability and strategic development of their organization.
23/05/2019 £10,000 £109,191 WORLD CETACEAN ALLIANCE Funding was provided to support the WCA to create a sightings network and database for Sussex marine life.
17/05/2019 £4,700 £113,318 CAMPAIGN TO PROTECT RURAL ENGLAND, SUSSEX BRANCH CIO Funding was provided for project costs associated with the plant your postcode project.
17/05/2019 £5,000 EAST BEACH ARTIST COLLECTIVE Funding was provided for costs associated with organising The Worthing Light Festival.
17/05/2019 £5,000 WORTHING THUNDER CIC (WORTHING THUNDER BASKETBALL CLUB) Funding was provided for a basketball project for people with disabilities.
17/05/2019 £5,000 THE FUTURE IS UNWRITTEN Funding was provided towards event costs for a production run in partnership with three community centres in deprived parts of Brighton.
17/05/2019 £7,500 CYCALL Funding was provided to purchase a specially adapted 'Van Raam' Side by Side Trike.
17/05/2019 £6,000 £118,762 ST JAMES' TRUST (SEAFORD) LTD Funding was provided to purchase eco-friendly cladding.
17/05/2019 £7,900 £13,154 FRIENDS OF ST PETERS SCHOOL Funding was provided for maintenance costs for the Cowfold Memorial Community Pool, situated on the School premises.
17/05/2019 £2,500 £6,659,515 SOUTH DOWNS LEISURE Funding was provided tol cover the cost of running the GreenDreams community festival, encompassing a wide range of environmentally friendly groups and activities.
17/05/2019 £7,500 £138,557 3RD / 5TH LANCING SEA SCOUT GROUP Funding was provided to assist with mooring fees, surveys and for parts and materials.
17/05/2019 £38,400 £7,267 LITTLEHAMPTON SEA CADETS (TS SUSSEX) Funding was provided to build a new jetty to aid all users to access the water at all times and tides.
17/05/2019 £5,000 BRIGHTON & HOVE FOOD PARTNERSHIP Funding was provided for improvements and the management of Stanmer Wellbeing Gardens.
17/05/2019 £7,000 £620,035 ONE CHURCH BRIGHTON Funding was provided for staff costs and a solar panel for their new hothouse.
17/05/2019 £7,000 SAIL BOAT PROJECT CIC Funding was provided for running costs and consultancy support.
17/05/2019 £5,000 LEWES ROAD FOR CLEAN AIR Funding was provided towards core and running costs.
17/05/2019 £5,000 £36,836 SHOREHAM WORDFEST Funding was provided for event costs associated with running an Environmental Sustainability weekend. .
17/05/2019 £5,000 £1,089,871 THE ROPETACKLE CENTRE TRUST Funding was provided for project costs associated with 'Seas, Shoots & Shores' a new STEAM project developed in partnership with Photoworks.
17/05/2019 £1,400 £146,427 BRIGHTON PERMACULTURE Funding was provided to enhance, develop and sustain Racehill Community Orchard.
17/05/2019 £1,500 BRIGHTON AND HOVE'S WILDLIFE FORUM - HOUSE SPARROWS PROJECT Funding was provided for project costs associated with the Sparrows Project.
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Cumulative Grants
Amount Grantee
£101,404 EASTBOURNE CITIZENS ADVICE
£100,000 ADUR & WORTHING COUNCILS
£83,090 HOLDING SPACE
£82,500 YOUR GOOD MORNING CALL
£81,709 TURNING TIDES
£77,900 SEAVIEW PROJECT
£70,250 FARESHARE SUSSEX & SURREY
£65,494 STREETLIGHT
£61,460 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK
£61,051 LUNCH POSITIVE
£60,000 EASTBOURNE FOOD BANK
£59,000 TARNER COMMUNITY PROJECT
£57,000 FAMILY SUPPORT WORK
£54,956 EDUCATION TRAINING CONSORTIUM SUSSEX
£54,940 UKHARVEST
£53,721 MID SUSSEX VOLUNTARY ACTION
£53,182 CRAWLEY OPEN HOUSE
£50,000 HOME-START ARUN, WORTHING & ADUR
£49,959 OLIVE TREE CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE
£49,456 SALAAM FOOTBALL CLUB
£48,745 REACHING FAMILIES
£48,560 YOU RAISE ME UP (YRMU)
£47,000 BEVENDEAN COMMUNITY PUB
£46,750 PELICAN PARCELS
£45,155 CRAWLEY COMMUNITY ACTION
£45,000 TOWNER ART GALLERY
£44,230 THE YOUTH COUNSELLING PROJECT
£44,000 ONE CHURCH BRIGHTON
£44,000 NOW! CHARITY GROUP LTD
£43,950 PELHAM CIO
£43,865 PREGNANCY OPTIONS CENTRE
£43,213 CHICHESTER INFORMATION SHOP FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
£43,040 COUNSELLING PLUS COMMUNITY
£42,379 YADA
£42,016 CHILDREN WITH CANCER FUND (POLEGATE)
£42,000 DIVERSITY RESOURCE INTERNATIONAL
£41,096 HASTINGS ADVICE AND REPRESENTATION CENTRE (HARC)
£40,000 KANGAROOS
£40,000 COMMUNITY MINIBUS ASSOCIATION (WEST SUSSEX)
£39,985 LITTLE GATE FARM
£39,900 SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK TRUST
£39,867 SUSSEX COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION
£39,264 LEWES DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE
£39,192 EAST SUSSEX RECOVERY ALLIANCE (ESRA)
£38,855 HOME-START CHICHESTER AND DISTRICT
£38,400 ST JAMES' TRUST
£38,400 LITTLEHAMPTON SEA CADETS (TS SUSSEX)
£38,312 STONEPILLOW
£37,520 MOMENTUM CHILDREN'S CHARITY
£37,442 COMMUNITY TRANSPORT SUSSEX CIO
£36,450 CREW CLUB
£36,368 ESTEEM
£35,897 SUSSEX BEACON
£35,076 HASTINGS AREA COMMUNITY TRUST
£35,000 VOICES IN EXILE
£35,000 TIME TO TALK BEFRIENDING
£35,000 SUSSEX SYRIAN COMMUNITY GROUP
£35,000 ST LUKE'S ADVICE SERVICE
£35,000 RIVERS LEARNING PROJECT COMMUNITY
£35,000 OFF THE FENCE TRUST
£35,000 CLOSED EXTRATIME
£35,000 BRIGHTON UNEMPLOYED CENTRE FAMILIES PROJECT
£34,993 OUSE & ADUR RIVERS TRUST
£34,650 CRAWLEY COMMUNITY YOUTH SERVICE
£34,525 THE REAL JUNK FOOD PROJECT BRIGHTON
£34,199 DIAL-A-RIDE SOUTHERN SERVICES
£34,020 ADUR VOLUNTARY ACTION
£33,944 BLUEPRINT YOUTH UK
£33,224 BRIGHTON & HOVE FOOD PARTNERSHIP
£32,964 EDUCATION FUTURES TRUST
£32,783 MINDFUL ART
£32,732 SUSSEX ASSOCIATION FOR SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS
£32,455 BELLTREE MUSIC THERAPY CIC
£32,408 JUNO PROJECT
£32,000 SMARTER UNIFORMS
£32,000 CRAWLEY COMMUNITY YOUTH SERVICE
£31,916 PARKFIELD EQUINE SOLUTIONS
£30,500 SUSSEX PATHWAYS
£30,500 BABY2BABY EAST SUSSEX
£30,350 FABRICA
£30,230 ROCKINGHORSE
£30,210 SENSORY SOFT PLAY
£30,017 CYCALL
£30,000 WOLO FOUNDATION
£30,000 WHOOPSADAISY
£30,000 VETERANS' GROWTH
£30,000 TOGETHER CO
£30,000 SARA LEE TRUST
£30,000 PEDAL PEOPLE
£30,000 LES ALDEN FOUNDATION
£30,000 HAVENS COMMUNITY HUB CIC
£30,000 BEFRIENDED
£29,974 CRIMSHAM FARM CIC
£29,940 SAFETY NET
£29,922 SUSSEX NIGHTSTOP PLUS
£29,913 FRIENDS, FAMILIES AND TRAVELLERS
£29,500 GOLDEN LION CHILDRENS TRUST
£29,250 RYE FOOD BANK
£29,137 CARE FOR VETERANS
£29,106 THE FRIENDS OF NEWHAVEN FOODBANK
£29,000 RESOURCE CENTRE
£28,936 CHICHESTER FOREST SCHOOLS CIC
£28,580 POSSABILITY PEOPLE
£28,333 CREATIVE HEART LITTLEHAMPTON CIC
£27,852 SAY APHASIA
£27,619 ENSEMBLE REZA
£27,346 WE ARE FOODPIONEERS CIC
£27,334 EAST SUSSEX CREDIT UNION
£27,212 DAME VERA LYNN CHILDREN'S CHARITY
£27,017 VOLUNTARY ACTION ARUN & CHICHESTER
£27,000 SOUNDCASTLE
£26,924 BRIGHTON CITY TABLE TENNIS CLUB
£26,920 BOLNEY PARISH COUNCIL
£26,749 GROW PROJECT
£26,500 THE SPIRE ARTS
£26,200 WARMING UP THE HOMELESS
£26,022 HASTINGS FURNITURE SERVICE
£26,000 RYE AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY TRANSPORT
£26,000 POSITIVE ROUTES TO WELLBEING C.I.C.
£25,892 THE 39 CLUB
£25,890 TYLER'S TRUST
£25,746 WAVES MUSIC THERAPY
£25,590 STONEHAM BAKEHOUSE CIC
£25,551 JIGSAW (SOUTH EAST) LTD
£25,270 THE TRUST FOR DEVELOPING COMMUNITIES
£25,000 TREES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£25,000 SYLVIA BEAUFOY CENTRE
£25,000 HANDS OF HOPE
£25,000 FREE SHOP CRAWLEY
£25,000 BROADWATER SUPPORT GROUP CIC
£25,000 BRIGHTON GRUB HUB
£25,000 BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY MISSION
£24,983 BREADWINNERS
£24,968 HOME-START CHAMS
£24,887 DOWN SYNDROME DEVELOPMENT TRUST
£24,886 EQUINE PARTNERS CIC
£24,864 ENGAGE
£24,860 MOVINGSOUNDS
£24,740 OROMO COMMUNITY IN BRIGHTON AND HOVE
£24,721 GATWICK DETAINEES WELFARE GROUP
£24,700 CLOCK TOWER SANCTUARY
£24,310 CULTURE SHIFT CIC
£24,000 YOUTH DREAM
£23,851 WINGS TO FLY
£23,760 ATEAB FUNDS (PREVIOUSLY A TOWN EXPLORES A BOOK COMMUNITY GROUP)
£23,425 MANZI FOUNDATION
£23,275 RECOVERY PARTNERS
£23,000 SPEAR BRIGHTON TRUST
£22,960 JUST FRIENDS
£22,859 SEAFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH/ TRUST
£22,694 RENEGADES YOUTH CLUB
£22,550 CHICHESTER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST
£22,321 DEFIANT SPORTS
£22,227 RELATE WEST SUSSEX
£22,069 AMAZE
£22,049 BRIGHTON MARINA STUDIOS FOUNDATION
£22,000 SANCTUARY IN CHICHESTER
£21,943 LITTLE GREEN PIG WRITING PROJECT
£21,750 EAST BRIGHTON FOOD CIC
£21,652 MY SISTERS' HOUSE CIO
£21,500 ST PETER'S BRIGHTON
£21,500 BRIGHTON AND HOVE SPEAK OUT
£21,388 SUSSEX ASSOCIATION FOR SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS
£21,070 OUR NEIGHBOURHOOD CIC
£21,066 EXPLORING SENSES CIC
£21,000 VERY LOCAL FOOD HUBS
£20,915 NURTURE THROUGH NATURE
£20,800 UCKFIELD VOLUNTEER CENTRE
£20,600 WILDER LIFE WELLBEING CIC
£20,600 SELSEY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
£20,506 ST CUTHMAN'S WHITEHAWK
£20,500 RELEASE COUNSELLING AND THERAPY FOR WOMEN
£20,473 TEAM DOMENICA
£20,438 MAKING IT OUT CIO
£20,385 CROWBOROUGH FOR YOUNG PEOPLE LTD
£20,000 WORLD CETACEAN ALLIANCE
£20,000 SUSSEX CLUBS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
£20,000 SHOUT WSK - (STREET HOMELESS OUTREACH WORTHING SOUP KITCHEN)
£20,000 PHOENIX THERAPY PRACTICE
£20,000 PEOPLE MATTER TRUST
£20,000 PARENTS AND CARERS SUPPORT ORGANISATION (PACSO)
£20,000 NEWHAVEN YOUNG PEOPLE'S FORUM
£20,000 MUMA NURTURE
£20,000 MEN TALKHEALTH
£20,000 KENNEDY STREET FOUNDATION
£20,000 HOME-START EAST SUSSEX
£20,000 HIS PLACE
£20,000 HASTINGS AND ROTHER MEDIATION
£20,000 FEEDBACK
£20,000 CONVERSATION OVER BORDERS
£20,000 COMMUNITY CHEF GOOD FOOD FOR ALL CIC
£20,000 COMMUNITY BASE
£20,000 COMMON CAUSE CO-OPERATIVE
£20,000 CHICHESTER HEART FOR HOMELESS
£20,000 BRIGHTON PIP LTD
£20,000 BRIGHTON BIKE HUB
£20,000 ARUN & CHICHESTER CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
£20,000 AGE UK EAST SUSSEX
£20,000 4 THE YOUTH
£19,991 PETWORTH COMMUNITY GARDEN
£19,984 LIFE CENTRE
£19,980 CARE FOR THE CARERS
£19,923 WHISTLESTOP ARTS, DRILL HALL STUDIOS
£19,900 FORWARD FACING
£19,896 XTRAX (YOUNG PEOPLE'S CENTRE)
£19,884 PIPPA'S GROUP
£19,800 CITIZENS ADVICE IN WEST SUSSEX
£19,783 CRAWLEY LGBT
£19,720 CULTURE SHIFT
£19,595 LIVESTOCK
£19,274 PATHWAYS TO HEALTH
£19,142 SEDS SUSSEX EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROMES AND HYPERMOBILITY SUPPORT GROUP
£19,000 ROTARY CLUB OF CHICHESTER HARBOUR
£19,000 BRAMBER BAKEHOUSE
£18,900 SUSSEX PRISONERS FAMILIES
£18,825 ADUR SPECIAL NEEDS PROJECT
£18,766 HOMEOPATHY IN THE SUSSEX COMMUNITY
£18,765 VYD
£18,763 HANGLETON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£18,646 EAST SUSSEX HEARING RESOURCE CENTRE
£18,640 MOULSECOOMB FOREST GARDEN & WILDLIFE PROJECT
£18,486 SPRINGBOARD PROJECT
£18,438 MAKING THEATRE GAINING SKILLS CIC
£18,425 ROTHERFIELD ST MARTIN
£18,384 SPRINGBOARD PROJECT
£18,350 HORSHAM MATTERS
£18,305 SHOREHAM BAPTIST CHURCH (DEBT COUNSELLING CENTRE)
£18,142 ALLSORTS YOUTH PROJECT
£18,114 NEWHAVEN ARTS PROJECTS
£18,000 ST NICHOLAS CHURCH
£17,992 BRIGHTON & HOVE WOOD RECYCLING PROJECT (BHWRP)
£17,919 THE GARDEN ARMY C.I.C.
£17,810 ST MATTHEW'S WORTHING
£17,740 PLOT 22
£17,500 SELSEY BUDDY SUPPORT
£17,500 RYE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB
£17,500 ENERGISE SUSSEX COAST
£17,500 CHICHESTER CITY CENTRE DROP-IN
£17,416 TEAM DOMENICA
£17,300 THE LEDWARD CENTRE CIC
£17,200 STEYNING COMMUNITY HUB LTD
£17,078 VIDA ACTIVE CLUB CIC
£17,050 SELSEY MONEY SUPPORT
£16,950 AS YOU ARE CENTRE
£16,706 WAYFINDER WOMAN TRUST
£16,625 BAGS OF TASTE
£16,605 REFUGEE RADIO
£16,500 SAGE COUNSELLING
£16,353 TUPPENNY BARN EDUCATION LTD
£16,321 SOUTH COAST SKATE CLUB CIC
£16,227 VOLUNTEERS NETWORK CIC
£16,158 SEAFORD (SUSSEX) CONTEMPORARY ILLUSTRATORS AND PRINTMAKERS (SCIP)
£16,000 ROTHER VALLEY TOGETHER
£16,000 HASTINGS COMMUNITY TRANSPORT
£16,000 ADUR COMMUNITY CAFE COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
£16,000 A BAND OF BROTHERS
£15,800 DOWN SYNDROME DEVELOPMENT TRUST
£15,792 WINDMILL YOUNG ACTORS
£15,600 TOT ROCKIN BEATS CIC
£15,600 CARERS SUPPORT SELSEY
£15,490 BRIGHTON PEBBLES
£15,401 HEADWAY SUSSEX
£15,400 YOUTH DREAM
£15,363 RUSTINGTON PLATINUM SOCIAL CLUB
£15,090 BUILDING HEROES EDUCATION FOUNDATION
£15,000 WAVES SEAFORD LTD
£15,000 TUBBS COMPUTER SUPPLIES
£15,000 THINK18
£15,000 TANGMERE YOUTH CLUB
£15,000 SURVIVORS NETWORK LTD
£15,000 STAY UP LATE
£15,000 ST PAUL'S CHURCH & PARISH CENTRE
£15,000 SURVIVING THE STREETS UK CIC
£15,000 RITA PROJECT CIC
£15,000 RED BALLOON EDUCATIONAL TRUST
£15,000 MYCAREMATTERS 2020 CIC
£15,000 MAYFIELD AND FIVE ASHES COMMUNITY SERVICES (MAYFACS)
£15,000 LOW CARBON TRUST
£15,000 LIVING VITAL
£15,000 LEWES DISTRICT CHURCHES HOMELINK
£15,000 KINGDOM WAY TRUST
£15,000 JUSTLIFE FOUNDATION
£15,000 HOLISTIC WELLBEING COMMUNITY
£15,000 HOPE CHARITY PROJECT
£15,000 FOOD AND FRIENDSHIP
£15,000 FEGANS
£15,000 EAST SUSSEX VISION SUPPORT
£15,000 EAST SUSSEX VETERANS HUB 99/100 GROUP
£15,000 EARLY CHILDHOOD PROJECT
£15,000 DIVERSITY RESOURCE INTERNATIONAL
£15,000 DEMENTIA SUPPORT
£15,000 CITIZENS ADVICE 1066
£15,000 CENTRE FOR ECOTHERAPY
£15,000 BRIGHTON WOMEN'S CENTRE
£15,000 BRIGHTON FOOD FACTORY
£15,000 BRIGHTON & HOVE LGBT SWITCHBOARD
£15,000 BRIGHTON & HOVE COMMUNITY WORKS
£15,000 ADHD AWARE
£14,992 BRIGHTON YOUTH CENTRE
£14,974 COMPASS COMMUNITY ARTS
£14,969 RAINBOW ACTION GROUP
£14,963 THE HUMMINGBIRD REFUGEE PROJECT
£14,950 WEALDEN WORKS
£14,950 BRIGHTON THERAPY CENTRE
£14,793 THE WILD MIND PROJECT
£14,770 COMMUNITY COOKING CLUB
£14,755 GRANDADS FRONT ROOM CIC
£14,726 CARERS SUPPORT AND WELLBEING
£14,725 GOOD NEWS BRIGHTON
£14,721 ARUN AND CHICHESTER CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
£14,690 CRAWLEY FESTIVAL
£14,683 TIME 4 CHILDREN
£14,634 ARUN COMMUNITY CHURCH
£14,625 CRAWLEY CAP CENTRE
£14,600 WORTHING VEGAN FOOD BANK
£14,600 BRIGHTON THERAPY CENTRE
£14,500 BURGESS HILL PANTRY (BURGESS HILL COMMUNITY CUPBOARD CIO)
£14,500 ARISE COUNSELLING SERVICE
£14,425 COMMUNITY STUFF CIC
£14,411 4SIGHT VISION SUPPORT
£14,400 COMMUNITY ADVICE, SUPPORT, EDUCATION (CASE)
£14,358 FABRICA
£14,358 ARUN EXACT CIC
£14,300 SACRED EARTH COMMUNITY BENEFIT SOCIETY
£14,272 SUSTAINABLE SUSSEX
£14,174 KENNEDY ST & CO CIC
£13,990 CANCER UNITED
£13,734 OROMO COMMUNITY IN BRIGHTON AND HOVE
£13,588 PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF HOLY TRINITY HASTINGS
£13,540 NEWHAVEN FAMILIES FORUM
£13,533 ON YOUR WAY (JOB CLUB AND DIGITAL INCLUSION)
£13,500 SUSSEX PATHWAYS
£13,500 LITTLEHAMPTON FOODBANK
£13,500 HENFIELD HAVEN CIO
£13,498 TEN LITTLE TOES BABY BANK
£13,380 CASCADE CREATIVE RECOVERY
£13,376 SUSSEX GREEN LIVING
£13,372 TECHRESORT CIC
£13,366 HOLDING SPACE
£13,278 BRIGHTON YOGA FOUNDATION
£13,276 PEGASUS
£13,270 HAVEN PREGNANCY COUNSELLING CENTRE
£13,101 THE FUTSAL STARS FOUNDATION
£13,076 CHILDREN'S FOREST LTD
£13,000 WAVES SEAFORD LTD
£13,000 STRONGMEN
£13,000 CHILDREN'S RESPITE TRUST
£12,976 TRANSOM TRUST
£12,842 ST MATTHIAS BRIGHTON
£12,700 LANCING AND SOMPTING CHURCHES FOODBANK
£12,610 LATEST GROUP CIC
£12,500 HOME-START CHAMS
£12,500 DAISY CHAIN PROJECT
£12,500 CHAILEY HERITAGE ENTERPRISE CENTRE
£12,494 BOGNOR REGIS TOWN YOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB
£12,404 LYMLEY WOOD CIC
£12,400 COMMUNITY BASKETBALL INITIATIVE (CBI) CIC
£12,350 RPD FOUNDATION
£12,330 MID-SUSSEX OLDER PEOPLE'S COUNCIL
£12,200 CRAVEN VALE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£12,089 NEW NOTE PROJECTS
£12,000 WINCHELSEA NEW HALL
£12,000 THE LAUNCHPAD COLLECTIVE
£12,000 SUPER SIBLINGS
£12,000 MATTHEW 25 MISSION
£12,000 MARLBOROUGH PRODUCTIONS LTD
£12,000 KEMPTON HOUSE DAY CENTRE AGE CONCERN
£12,000 CANCERWISE
£11,900 BRIGHTON PERMACULTURE
£11,759 BG SOCIETY BRIGHTON
£11,663 THE FRIENDS OF HALSFORD PARK SCHOOL
£11,530 SUPERSTAR ARTS CIO
£11,525 RAILWAY LAND WILDLIFE TRUST
£11,500 CHILDREN'S BOOKFEST, CHICHESTER
£11,500 CHICHESTER & ARUN DOWN SYNDROME GROUP
£11,444 SYNERGY DANCE OUTREACH
£11,300 WARMING UP THE HOMELESS
£11,260 ARTYTIME
£11,160 DOM'S FOOD MISSIONS
£11,000 FRESH START COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£11,000 FERNEE FOREST CLUB
£11,000 EAST BRIGHTON FOOD CO-OPERATIVE
£11,000 DIVERSITY LEWES
£11,000 CHRIST CHURCH ORE
£11,000 BRIGHTON UNEMPLOYED CENTRE FAMILIES PROJECT
£11,000 BATTLE FESTIVAL
£11,000 ALBOURNE, SAYERS COMMON & TWINEHAM PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL
£11,000 ADHD AWARE
£10,952 BELTA
£10,930 THE UNITY CENTRE, YOGA WELLBEING AND THE ARTS
£10,850 GURJAR HINDU UNION (GHU) LTD
£10,807 AUDIOACTIVE
£10,690 FIGMENT ARTS CIC
£10,600 MAIDENBOWER PARK COMMUNITY CLUB CIC
£10,582 FRIENDS OF MANOR GREEN COLLEGE
£10,553 MARTLETS HOSPICE
£10,500 ST MARK'S CE PRIMARY
£10,500 MID SUSSEX RIDING FOR THE DISABLED
£10,495 RYE COMMUNITY GARDEN
£10,475 MAGNETIC IDEALS
£10,453 PARENTS AND CARERS SUPPORT ORGANISATION (PACSO)
£10,352 THE FORGET ME NOT'S (CRAWLEY)
£10,270 CHAGOSSIAN ELDERLY WEST SUSSEX CLUB
£10,105 LITTLEHAMPTON SHOPMOBILITY
£10,100 ADUR COMMUNITY GATEWAY
£10,063 AGE UK HORSHAM DISTRICT
£10,000 MASCOT
£10,000 WORTHING DEMENTIA HUB
£10,000 WEST SUSSEX MIND
£10,000 VILLIERS PARK EDUCATIONAL TRUST
£10,000 UNITY LEWES CIC
£10,000 UNDERWIRED PRODUCTIONS
£10,000 U CAN SPRAY CIO
£10,000 TWINEHAM & WINEHAM CRICKET CLUB
£10,000 TUPPENNY BARN EDUCATION LTD
£10,000 TRANSITION TOWN WORTHING
£10,000 THE REFUGEE BUDDY PROJECT HASTINGS, ROTHER & WEALDEN
£10,000 THE NEUROKINEX CHARITABLE TRUST
£10,000 THE HENFIELD HALL
£10,000 THE CLOCK TOWER SANCTUARY
£10,000 SUSSEX HOMELESS SUPPORT
£10,000 STEYNING UKRAINIAN REFUGE
£10,000 SHOREHAM SAILING CLUB
£10,000 SEW FABULOUS CIC
£10,000 SELSEY DEMENTIA ACTION ALLIANCE
£10,000 SELSEY BEFRIENDING ACTIVITIES - SELSEY COMMUNITY FORUM
£10,000 SUSSEX INTERPRETING SERVICES
£10,000 SIAM BOXING CAMP C.I.C
£10,000 ROFFEY INSTITUTE
£10,000 ROTHER VOLUNTARY ACTION
£10,000 RAPE CRISIS SURREY AND SUSSEX
£10,000 PURPLE PEOPLE KITCHEN FOOD BANK
£10,000 PETWORTH TOWN COUNCIL
£10,000 OSCAR'S WISH FOUNDATION
£10,000 NEWHAVEN GIG ROWING CLUB (CIO INCORPORATED 2018)
£10,000 NEWHAVEN BAPTIST CHURCH
£10,000 MERIDIAN FM RADIO
£10,000 MENSHARE LISTENING GROUP
£10,000 MELTING POT PROJECT COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
£10,000 LITHUANIAN COMMUNITY OF SOUTH COAST
£10,000 LEWES CLIMATE HUB
£10,000 LODGE HILL TRUST
£10,000 KANGAROOS
£10,000 HOPE INTO ACTION: MID SUSSEX
£10,000 HERE ME OUT
£10,000 HAYWARDS HEATH FOODBANK
£10,000 HAVENS COMMUNITY CARS CIO
£10,000 HASTINGS FURNITURE SERVICE
£10,000 HASTINGS COMMUNITY TRUST
£10,000 GROW SELSEY
£10,000 GREEN TIDES CIC
£10,000 GOLDEN LION CHILDRENS TRUST
£10,000 GATWICK DETAINEES WELFARE GROUP
£10,000 FRIENDS OF HOVE LAGOON (FOHL)
£10,000 FELLOWSHIP OF ST NICHOLAS
£10,000 FEEDBACK
£10,000 FACE FRONT INCLUSIVE THEATRE
£10,000 FRIENDS FAMILIES AND TRAVELLERS
£10,000 ELECTRIC STORM YOUTH LTD
£10,000 EAST SUSSEX VISION SUPPORT
£10,000 CROSSROADS CARE EAST SUSSEX BRIGHTON AND HOVE (ESBH)
£10,000 COMMUNITY TRANSPORT FOR THE LEWES AREA (CTLA)
£10,000 COLDEAN COMMUNITY ORGANISATION
£10,000 CITIZENS ADVICE 1066
£10,000 CHRISTIANS AGAINST POVERTY - CRAWLEY DEBT CENTRE
£10,000 CHRIST CHURCH WITH ST PHILIP
£10,000 CHICHESTER DISTRICT FOODBANK
£10,000 CATHOLIC PARISH OF EAST BRIGHTON, PART OF THE ARUNDEL & BRIGHTON DIOCESAN TRUST
£10,000 BROADFIELD COMMUNITY CENTRE
£10,000 BRIGHTON WOMEN'S CENTRE
£10,000 BRIGHTON UNEMPLOYED CENTRE FAMILIES PROJECT
£10,000 BREATHING SPACES COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
£10,000 BOURNETHISWAY LGBT+ PARENTS SUPPORT GROUP
£10,000 BOGNOR REGIS MEN’S SHED
£10,000 BOGNOR REGIS BAPTIST CHURCH
£10,000 BLACK BUTTERFLY
£10,000 BERSTED PARISH COUNCIL
£10,000 BENTSWOOD COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP
£10,000 BAGS OF TASTE
£10,000 B&H FAITH IN ACTION
£10,000 AS YOU ARE CENTRE
£10,000 ARUN COUNSELLING CENTRE
£10,000 ARTS ON PRESCRIPTION CIC
£10,000 ARTICLE12ARTS
£10,000 AGE UK EAST SUSSEX
£10,000 AGE UK EAST GRINSTEAD AND DISTRICT
£10,000 AFRO-BRAZILIAN ARTS & CULTURAL EXCHANGE INSTITUTE
£10,000 ADUR EAST LIONS CLUB CIO
£10,000 ASPIRE SUSSEX LIMITED
£10,000 4SIGHT VISION SUPPORT
£9,999 MID SUSSEX FOOD PARTNERSHIP
£9,996 CEDP CHINESE CENTRE
£9,994 COMMUNITY TRANSPORT SUSSEX CIO
£9,994 BIG EYED EARS CIC
£9,992 IN HER HANDS PROJECT CIC
£9,986 LLJF LTD
£9,985 REFUGEES WELCOME - CRAWLEY
£9,985 PHOENIX FOOD HUB
£9,980 DIFFERENT PLANET ARTS
£9,976 RUSSELL MARTIN FOUNDATION
£9,975 WORTHING MENCAP SOCIETY
£9,975 LOVEBROOK CIC
£9,974 SUSSEX SUPPORT SERVICE
£9,974 BRIGHT START
£9,952 SAFE IN SUSSEX
£9,950 BRIGHTON & HOVE COMMUNITY WORKS
£9,924 CHICHESTER BOYS CLUB
£9,920 THE EYE (ECO YOUNG & ENGAGED) PROJECT
£9,920 MOMENTUM CHILDREN'S CHARITY
£9,918 MSL DISCOVER
£9,917 THE FROGLIFE TRUST
£9,900 NETWORK OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN OF BRIGHTON & HOVE
£9,900 NETWORK OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN OF BRIGHTON & HOVE
£9,880 CRAWLEY TOWN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
£9,870 RENEGADES YOUTH CLUB
£9,865 ST LUKE'S PRESTONVILLE
£9,860 DRAWING LIFE
£9,835 BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL
£9,818 BRIGHTON AND HOVE LGBT SWITCHBOARD
£9,815 VERITAS-JUSTICE
£9,804 FRIENDS FIRST
£9,800 EDUCATION, HEALTH AND WELLBEING CIC
£9,800 ARTS ON PRESCRIPTION CIC
£9,791 FELLOWSHIP OF ST NICHOLAS
£9,789 DEAF CULTURAL OUTREACH GROUP
£9,743 ASSERT
£9,736 HASTINGS & ROTHER CREDIT UNION
£9,707 ST MARY IN THE CASTLE
£9,700 SMALL PERFORMANCE ADVENTURES
£9,700 BOGNOR AND CHICHESTER VOICE
£9,688 GRASSROOTS SUICIDE PREVENTION
£9,668 SUSSEX NIGHTSTOP PLUS
£9,660 OFFINGTON COUNSELLING SERVICE
£9,600 NEW LIFE FOUNDATION C/O NEW LIFE CHURCH CRAWLEY
£9,585 BRIGHTON PIP LTD
£9,570 KNOW DEMENTIA
£9,550 BEXHILL FAMILY COLLECTIVE CIC
£9,500 THE KEYS PROJECT
£9,495 FREEDOM POWERCHAIRS
£9,460 TREASURE BASKET ASSOCIATION
£9,450 NETWORX EASTBOURNE
£9,427 YOUNG PEOPLES SUPPORT NETWORK
£9,405 DEVELOP OUTDOORS
£9,400 BRIGHTON & HOVE INDEPENDENT MEDIATION SERVICE (BHIMS)
£9,340 WILLOW TREE CHILDREN'S SUPPORT
£9,300 PEASMARSH CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL TRUST
£9,196 CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE- WEST SUSSEX AREA
£9,180 MATTHEW 25 MISSION
£9,161 MANKIND
£9,070 FOOD MATTERS FOUNDATION
£9,018 ONCA TRUST LIMITED
£9,018 CLEAN SHEET
£9,005 KNOLL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£9,000 THE OYSTER PROJECT
£9,000 SOUTHDOWNS FOLK FESTIVAL
£9,000 LOOKOUT BRIGHTON CIC
£9,000 GREENHAVENS NETWORK
£8,970 OLD BOAT CORNER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£8,967 SEAFRIENDS
£8,963 FRESH START PORTSLADE
£8,940 PAGHAM & DISTRICT RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION
£8,763 HAILSHAM FRONTIERS CHARITABLE TRUST LTD (KNOWN AS CHRISTCHURCH)
£8,732 EAST PRESTON MEN IN SHEDS
£8,700 RYE HERITAGE CENTRE CIO (RHC)
£8,700 ENCOMPASS CARE (RYE) CIC
£8,700 COMPANY PARADISO
£8,656 CREATIVE WAVES COMMUNITY ARTS
£8,646 PETWORTH VISION CIC
£8,620 PROJECT ART WORKS
£8,620 NEW HARMONIE
£8,600 THE WAVE PROJECT
£8,565 WELLSBOURNE HEALTHCARE CIC
£8,550 KAMELIA KIDS DAY NURSERY & BEACH SCHOOL
£8,400 SUDANESE WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN GROUP
£8,397 BOLNEY CE PRIMARY SCHOOL
£8,375 KNIGHT SUPPORT CIO
£8,355 GREEN CENTRE CIC
£8,300 AGE CONCERN SOUTHBOURNE AND DISTRICT
£8,281 HASTINGS VOLUNTARY ACTION
£8,272 TWINEHAM PARISH COUNCIL
£8,250 BETTER BRAYBROOKE (POCKET PARK)
£8,249 HEAD2HEAD THEATRE
£8,241 LITTLEHAMPTON & DISTRICT MEN'S SHED WEST
£8,186 FOREST ROW COMMUNITY FRIDGE
£8,157 4TH LANCING SCOUTS
£8,100 CROSSOVER BRIGHTON
£8,060 ARTICULATE ARTS LTD
£8,009 WHITEHAWK COMMUNITY FOOD PROJECT
£8,000 THE HENFIELD HALL
£8,000 THE FOUR STREETS PROJECT
£8,000 THE DOT COLLECTIVE
£8,000 EASTBOURNE DEMENTIA ACTION ALLIANCE
£8,000 BRIGHTON EARLY MUSIC FESTIVAL LIMITED
£7,900 FRIENDS OF ST PETERS SCHOOL
£7,860 RELEASE COUNSELLING AND THERAPY FOR WOMEN
£7,830 BOATHOUSE THEATRE ARTS
£7,810 BLACK MINORITY & ETHNIC COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP OF BRIGHTON & HOVE
£7,800 SOUTHDOWN MEN IN SHEDS
£7,700 BEXHILL AND ROTHER HOMELESSNESS UNITY GROUP
£7,537 BRIGHTON FESTIVAL FRINGE
£7,509 ELECTRIC STORM YOUTH LTD
£7,500 YOUR GOOD MORNING CALL - SELSEY COMMUNITY FORUM
£7,500 THEODORA CHILDREN'S CHARITY
£7,500 THE GIRLS' NETWORK
£7,500 THE ASHDOWN HUB
£7,500 SALTDEAN SWIM & SURF CLUB
£7,500 PETT LEVEL RESCUE BOAT ASSOCIATION
£7,500 MANOR ROAD GYM SPORTS CLUB
£7,500 FRIENDS OF RYE HARBOUR NATURE RESERVE
£7,500 ENTHUM FOUNDATION
£7,500 EASTBOURNE CHURCHES VISITING LTD
£7,500 CREATE (ARTS) LIMITED
£7,500 ACORN PREGNANCY COUNSELLING CENTRE
£7,341 SUSSEX ASSOCIATION FOR SPINA BIFIDA & HYDROCEPHALUS
£7,270 WEALDEN CITIZENS ADVICE
£7,200 SHOREHAM FOOTBALL CLUB
£7,142 FORD FORWARD COMMUNITY CHAPLAINCY
£7,117 ST GEORGES HALL
£7,102 HAILSHAM FOODBANK
£7,098 SINGING MAMAS CHOIR CIC
£7,050 MOULSECOOMB BANGLADESHI WOMEN'S GROUP
£7,017 GO LOCAL COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
£7,016 LEWES DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE
£7,011 MID SUSSEX ACTIVE
£7,000 WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL SUSSEX BEARS
£7,000 TUNBRIDGE WELLS COUNSELLING CENTRE
£7,000 SEAVIEW PROJECT
£7,000 SAIL BOAT PROJECT CIC
£7,000 LISTEN-HEAR!
£7,000 HURSTPIERPOINT GYMNASTICS CLUB
£7,000 HORSHAM MATTERS
£7,000 HILLCREST COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP
£7,000 HASTINGS EMERGENCY ACTION RESILIENCE TEAM
£7,000 GROUP B STREP SUPPORT
£7,000 GREENSEAS TRUST
£7,000 EWHURST AND STAPLECROSS VILLAGE HALL
£7,000 EAST GRINSTEAD FOODBANK
£7,000 BUGLIFE - THE INVERTEBRATE CONSERVATION TRUST
£6,966 EMMAUS BRIGHTON & HOVE
£6,930 QUIET DOWN THERE
£6,924 RYE CASTLE MUSEUM
£6,920 SHINE FOR LIFE
£6,890 STEYNING FOR TREES
£6,853 N.I.P.P.E.R.S.
£6,811 ST HELENS CHURCH & COMMUNITY HALL
£6,800 YAPTON SHORT MAT BOWLS CLUB
£6,800 ARDINGLY VILLAGE CLUB
£6,787 SHERMANBURY PARISH COUNCIL
£6,761 IDOL RICH
£6,750 ABC FUND
£6,750 RYE & DISTRICT SEA CADETS
£6,700 BURGESS HILL SHED
£6,626 FITZJOHN'S FOOD BANK
£6,559 ACTORS OF DIONYSUS
£6,550 GLADRAGS COMMUNITY COSTUME RESOURCE
£6,500 TAYLOR MADE DREAMS
£6,500 OVESCO
£6,500 IDEN VILLAGE HALL
£6,500 HORSHAM CHILD CONTACT CENTRE
£6,500 DENTON & DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB
£6,500 AMIGOS MULTICULTURAL PRE SCHOOL
£6,480 PEOPLE MATTER CHARITABLE TRUST
£6,421 WORTHING TABLE TENNIS CLUB CIC
£6,270 THE AMBLERS
£6,270 GROVE GARDEN CHARITABLE TRUST
£6,252 WEALD ALLOTMENT GARDENERS ASSOCIATION
£6,250 HOVE JUNIOR SCHOOL
£6,200 MOULSECOOMB COMMUNITY MARKET
£6,169 HENFIELD WITH SHERMANBURY AND WOODMANCOTE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL
£6,161 SUSSEX PRISONERS FAMILIES
£6,160 3VA EASTBOURNE
£6,135 NEWHAVEN AND SEAFORD SAILING CLUB
£6,100 6TH LEWES SCOUT GROUP
£6,075 INDEPENDENT PROVIDER OF SPECIAL EDUCATION ADVICE (KNOWN AS IPSEA)
£6,000 TRANSITION CHICHESTER
£6,000 SOUTHWATER YOUTH PROJECT
£6,000 RINGMER VILLAGE HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
£6,000 RADTASTIC THEATRE
£6,000 PCC OF ST MARY'S CHURCH, KEMP TOWN
£6,000 LIFESIZE CIC
£6,000 LAVANT CHURCHES
£6,000 HURST FESTIVAL
£6,000 FLOURISH NETWORK (HASTINGS)
£6,000 BLUE VAN VETERANS DROP-IN
£5,995 BOLNEY YOUTH CLUB
£5,934 EAST HOATHLY AND HALLAND COMMUNITY GARDEN CIC
£5,929 COMMUNITY ENERGY SOUTH
£5,916 NORTHIAM VILLAGE HALL TRUST
£5,900 HELPING HANDS ROBERTSBRIDGE
£5,761 BLACK MINORITY & ETHNIC COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP OF BRIGHTON & HOVE
£5,750 THE FUTURE IS UNWRITTEN
£5,734 SPIRAL SUSSEX
£5,677 HANGLETON & KNOLL MULTI CULTURAL WOMEN'S GROUP
£5,676 BARCOMBE EXPLORERS (PART OF BARCOMBE DISTRICT SCOUTS)
£5,539 THE COMBE VALLEY COUNTRYSIDE PARK CIC
£5,533 EAST SIDE PRINT CIC
£5,526 SUSSEX MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS TREATMENT CENTRE
£5,522 QUIET DOWN THERE CIC
£5,500 ST GEORGE'S CHURCH DONNINGTON
£5,500 REMAP - BRIGHTON AND DISTRICT
£5,500 PATINA (PARENT AND TEACHERS IN THE ARTS)
£5,500 OUSE VALLEY CYCLE NETWORK
£5,500 CAMBER MEMORIAL HALL
£5,500 BILLINGSHURST COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP LTD
£5,400 KEMPTON HOUSE DAY CENTRE AGE CONCERN
£5,400 HANDCROSS ROSEMARY CLUB
£5,335 GRAVITY HQ
£5,318 CRAWLEY MUSEUM
£5,250 GIVING BACK CRAWLEY
£5,243 SOUTHWICK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£5,241 SOUTHEAST COMMUNITIES RAIL PARTNERSHIP CIC
£5,188 SOUTH DOWNS LEISURE
£5,170 QE2 (HORSHAM) TRUST
£5,113 NOW! CHARITY GROUP LTD
£5,060 HADLOW DOWN VILLAGE HALL
£5,047 SPECTRUM
£5,018 WEST SUSSEX VOLUNTARY & COMMUNITY SECTOR INFRASTRUCTURE ALLIANCE (THE ALLIANCE)
£5,000 EXTRATIME
£5,000 YAPTON FREE CHURCH
£5,000 WORK PEOPLE CIC CEASED TRADING
£5,000 WOODINGDEAN HOLY CROSS CHURCH
£5,000 WELLIES 2 WORK SOFTWARE
£5,000 WELL-BEING TREE
£5,000 WELL BALANCED KIDS
£5,000 WE ARE FOODPIONEERS CIC
£5,000 WAVES MUSIC THERAPY
£5,000 WORTHING THUNDER CIC (WORTHING THUNDER BASKETBALL CLUB)
£5,000 VINCENT DANCE THEATRE
£5,000 VIDA ACTIVE CLUB CIC
£5,000 UCKFIELD COMMUNITY FRIDGE CIC
£5,000 U CAN SPRAY CIO
£5,000 TRANSITION TOWN HASTINGS
£5,000 TIME TO TALK BEFRIENDING
£5,000 THE WILMINGTON, FOLKINGTON & MILTON STREET VILLAGE CLUB
£5,000 THE SANCTUARY EASTBOURNE
£5,000 THE PCC OF SOUTHBOURNE & WEST THORNEY (ST JOHN'S SOUTHBOURNE)
£5,000 THE MANOR GYM CIC
£5,000 THE GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH OF ST MARY MAGDALENE
£5,000 THE GOOD COMPANY PEOPLE
£5,000 THE FRIENDS OF HASTINGS COUNTRY PARK NATURE RESERVE
£5,000 THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF WORTH, POUND HILL AND MAIDENBOWER
£5,000 TERRY'S PLACE
£5,000 TECHRESORT CIC
£5,000 THOUSAND 4 1000 CIO
£5,000 THE ROPETACKLE CENTRE TRUST
£5,000 THE PHOENIX STROKE CLUB
£5,000 THE HASTINGS COMMUNITY TRUST
£5,000 THE BUDDING FOUNDATION
£5,000 THE BEVERN TRUST
£5,000 THE ALDINGBOURNE TRUST
£5,000 SWEETSHOP REVOLUTION CIC
£5,000 SWANFIELD CHAPEL
£5,000 SUSSEX SEARCH AND RESCUE
£5,000 SURVIVORS NETWORK LTD
£5,000 SUDHAN WELFARE SOCIETY
£5,000 STRIVE CAFE
£5,000 STRIKE A LIGHT CIC
£5,000 STAY UP LATE
£5,000 STAND FOR UKRAINE
£5,000 ST MARY'S CENTRE
£5,000 ST MARY DE HAURA
£5,000 ST JOHN AMBULANCE SUSSEX
£5,000 ST ANNE'S TRUST
£5,000 SOUTHWATER CRICKET CLUB
£5,000 SOUTH HEIGHTON VILLAGE HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
£5,000 SOUTH EAST PERFORMING ARTS
£5,000 SOCIALLY ENGAGED ART SALON
£5,000 SNOWFLAKE TRUST
£5,000 SMART DOG EDUCATION CIC
£5,000 SIRI GURU SINGH SABHA OF CRAWLEY
£5,000 SIGHT SUPPORT WORTHING
£5,000 SHOREHAM WORDFEST
£5,000 SHABASH CRICKETERS UK
£5,000 SELSEY WELLBEING SERVICES
£5,000 SEAHAVEN FORCE COMMUNITY CLUB
£5,000 SCOPE WEST SUSSEX
£5,000 SCOPE WEST SUSSEX
£5,000 SALTDEAN LIDO COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
£5,000 SUSSEX FEDERATION OF YOUNG FARMERS' CLUBS
£5,000 ST WILFRID'S HOSPICE (EASTBOURNE)
£5,000 ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY (ENGLAND AND WALES)
£5,000 SOUTHWATER AREA COMMUNITY CENTRE
£5,000 SIGNPOSTS (MID-SUSSEX) LTD
£5,000 SEDS SUSSEX EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROMES AND HYPERMOBILITY SUPPORT GROUP
£5,000 RYE NEWS CIC
£5,000 RUSSELL MARTIN FOUNDATION
£5,000 ROTHER VOLUNTARY ACTION- RVA
£5,000 RENEGADES YOUTH CLUB
£5,000 REGIS GYMNASTICS CIC
£5,000 RED MEADOW PRODUCTIONS
£5,000 RALLI HALL LUNCH AND SOCIAL CLUB
£5,000 RAISE YOUR VOICE
£5,000 R.I.S.E. (REFUGE, INFORMATION, SUPPORT AND EDUCATION)
£5,000 PRISON FAMILY SUPPORT
£5,000 PRINTERS PLAYHOUSE
£5,000 POSH CLUB (FORMERLY THE TUESDAY CLUB)
£5,000 PLAY ON
£5,000 PLASTIC FREE EASTBOURNE
£5,000 PHOENIXSNAKSHAKLTD (CLOSED 17 FEB 2020)
£5,000 PHOENIX THERAPY PRACTICE
£5,000 PHOENIX ART SPACE
£5,000 PELHAM CIO
£5,000 PEASMARSH RECREATION GROUNDS COMMITTEE (PRGC)
£5,000 PATCHAM MEMORIAL HALL
£5,000 PARKFIELD EQUINE SOLUTIONS
£5,000 OXMARKET GALLERY
£5,000 OVER THE MOON SHOREHAM CIC
£5,000 OVER THE MOON SHOREHAM CIC
£5,000 OVER THE MOON FOUNDATION
£5,000 ORE IN BLOOM
£5,000 ONE HOME CHURCH CIO
£5,000 OFF THE FENCE TRUST
£5,000 NUTLEY PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUP
£5,000 MONEY ADVICE AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICE (MACS)
£5,000 MINDOUT
£5,000 MEDIATION+
£5,000 MARLBOROUGH THEATRE PRODUCTIONS LTD
£5,000 MEDWAY YOUTH TRUST
£5,000 LITTLEHAMPTON ARMED FORCES AND VETERANS BREAKFAST CLUB
£5,000 LIGHTHOUSE ARTS & TRAINING LTD
£5,000 LIFE SUPPORT CHARITY
£5,000 LEWES MEN'S SHED
£5,000 LEWES DISTRICT CHURCHES HOMELINK
£5,000 LEVEL WATER
£5,000 LEVEL WATER
£5,000 LANGNEY COMMUNITY LIBRARY
£5,000 LA DI DA SOCIETY
£5,000 LYT PRODUCTIONS
£5,000 LEISURE & LEARNING (HASTINGS)
£5,000 KING'S CHURCH MID-SUSSEX
£5,000 KING'S CHURCH MID-SUSSEX
£5,000 KING EDWARD VII INSTITUTE T/A GROOMBRIDGE VILLAGE HALL
£5,000 KIDENZA CIC
£5,000 KP-PROJECTS CIC
£5,000 JUST FRIENDS
£5,000 JUBYLEE BAKES CIO
£5,000 ICKLESHAM MEMORIAL HALL TRUST
£5,000 INTERIM
£5,000 HUT 34
£5,000 HURSTPIERPOINT PLAYERS
£5,000 HUMBER AVENUE COMMUNITY ALLOTMENTS
£5,000 HOME FOR GOOD
£5,000 HEENE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£5,000 HEADWAY IN WEST SUSSEX
£5,000 HEAD2HEAD THEATRE
£5,000 HAYWARDS HEATH COVID-19 MUTUAL AID
£5,000 HASTINGS INDEPENDENT PRESS CIC
£5,000 HASTINGS FRINGE FESTIVAL CIC
£5,000 HANGLETON & WEST BLATCHINGTON FOOD BANK
£5,000 HAILSHAM FESTIVAL OF ARTS AND CULTURE
£5,000 HUGS
£5,000 GUILD CARE
£5,000 FUTURE PROOF CIC
£5,000 FERRING VILLAGE HALL
£5,000 FELLOWSHIP OF ST NICHOLAS
£5,000 FARE DIVIDE
£5,000 FELLOWSHIP EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY
£5,000 FED. (FOOD EQUITABLY DISTRIBUTED) CIC
£5,000 EMSWORTH CHRISTIAN CHURCH TRUST
£5,000 ELM GROVE PTA
£5,000 EGGTOOTH PROJECT
£5,000 EASTBOURNE BIRD AID
£5,000 EAST SUSSEX RECOVERY ALLIANCE (ESRA) CIC
£5,000 EAST SUSSEX PARENT AND CARERS' COUNCIL
£5,000 EAST SUSSEX CREDIT UNION
£5,000 EAST BEACH ARTIST COLLECTIVE
£5,000 EMMAUS HASTINGS AND ROTHER
£5,000 DISABILITY PRIDE BRIGHTON
£5,000 DISABILITY ACCESS - EAST GRINSTEAD AREA
£5,000 DEVONSHIRE COLLECTIVE
£5,000 DENTAID
£5,000 DEANS SENIOR TEA CLUB
£5,000 DEANS SENIOR TEA CLUB
£5,000 DANCE HASTINGS CIO
£5,000 DAME VERA LYNN CHILDREN'S CHARITY
£5,000 CUCKFIELD PARISH COUNCIL
£5,000 CROWBOROUGH FOOD BANK, UNITED CHURCH
£5,000 CRAWLEY RUGBY CLUB
£5,000 CRAWLEY FILM INITIATIVE
£5,000 COUNTRY FOOD TRUST
£5,000 CONCENTUS
£5,000 COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS
£5,000 COMMUNITY COOKING CLUB
£5,000 CITY OF ASHES DEPRESSION SUPPORT
£5,000 CITY ANGELS CHICHESTER
£5,000 CHICHESTER FOREST SCHOOLS CIC
£5,000 CHICHESTER ANNA CHAPLAINCY
£5,000 CHARITY MENTORS EAST SUSSEX
£5,000 CHANGING TUNES
£5,000 CHANCTONBURY STOREHOUSE
£5,000 CREATIVE FORCE
£5,000 CLOSED_FUN IN ACTION FOR CHILDREN
£5,000 CAP DEBT CENTRE - TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
£5,000 BRIGHTONSOUP
£5,000 BRIGHTON PEOPLE'S THEATRE
£5,000 BRIGHTON FESTIVAL CHORUS
£5,000 BRIGHTON CAULDRON
£5,000 BOURNETHISWAY LGBT+ PARENTS SUPPORT GROUP
£5,000 BOGNORPHENIA CIC
£5,000 BOGNOR REGIS WORTHING SHOPMOBILITY
£5,000 BLACK MINORITY & ETHNIC COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP OF BRIGHTON & HOVE
£5,000 BLACK DOWN AND HINDHEAD SUPPORTERS OF THE NATIONAL TRUST
£5,000 BEXHILL SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB
£5,000 BEING NEIGHBOURLY
£5,000 BEEDING AND BRAMBER PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUP
£5,000 BAXTERS FIELD COMPANY
£5,000 BOURNEOUTLGBT
£5,000 AUTUMN STONE
£5,000 AUTISM SUPPORT CRAWLEY
£5,000 ARUN YOUTH PROJECTS
£5,000 ARTICULATE ARTS LTD
£5,000 ARDOYNA PROJECT
£5,000 ALFRISTON WAR MEMORIAL HALL
£5,000 AFGHANISTAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN ASSOCIATION
£5,000 ACTION ON ELDER ABUSE (HOURGLASS)
£5,000 ACTION TUTORING
£5,000 A TOUCH OF GENTLENESS
£5,000 1ST CROWBOROUGH SCOUTS
£5,000 1ST BERSTED AIR SCOUT GROUP
£4,999 SPECIAL KIDS BEXHILL
£4,999 DALESDOWN / FAMILY FOUNDATIONS TRUST LTD
£4,997 WISBOROUGH GREEN VILLAGE HALL
£4,997 THE GIRLS' NETWORK
£4,995 LOCAL SUSTAINABLE CIC
£4,995 FOREST ROW LOCAL CBS LIMITED (FROCAL)
£4,990 CAROUSEL
£4,988 WORTHING DEMENTIA ACTION ALLIANCE
£4,976 CHICHESTER COUNSELLING SERVICES
£4,950 SANDCASTLE TRUST
£4,940 TRANSFORM HOUSING & SUPPORT
£4,939 BRIGHTHELMSTONE DISTRICT WOODCRAFT FOLK
£4,939 BIPOLAR UK - SUSSEX
£4,930 CITIZENS ONLINE
£4,928 CENTRE FOR SELF MANAGED LEARNING LIMITED
£4,925 SPIN (SINGLE PARENT INFORMATION NETWORK)
£4,920 MAYBRIDGE KEYSTONE CLUB
£4,914 EASTBOURNE DEMENTIA ACTION ALLIANCE
£4,900 TRANSFORMATION CENTRE
£4,890 PETWORTH YOUTH ASSOCIATION
£4,890 ECOSWAP CIC
£4,889 EAST SUSSEX COMMUNITY VOICE
£4,880 UGANDA CRAWLEY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (UCCA)
£4,880 DIFFERENT PLANET ARTS
£4,870 SUSSEX COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION
£4,870 MOONLIGHT DREAMS
£4,864 POLYMYALGIA RHEUMATICA & GIANT CELL ARTERITIS UK (PMRGCAUK)
£4,850 PANKHURST AREA COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£4,850 BMECP 50+ GROUP
£4,840 JIGSAW (SOUTH EAST) LTD
£4,824 FLEDGLINGS OUTDOOR PLAY
£4,820 OASIS COMMUNITY PROJECT - EAST HASTINGS
£4,800 OASIS PROJECT
£4,790 IRONCLAD CREATIVE CIC
£4,777 CLIMATE RESILIENCE CENTRE WORTHING (CREW)
£4,777 CARERS CENTRE FOR BRIGHTON & HOVE
£4,750 SAMARITANS HORSHAM AND CRAWLEY
£4,750 DUE EAST BRIGHTON
£4,750 CHICHESTER YOUTH ADVENTURE TRUST
£4,730 INSPIRE SCHOOLS
£4,715 RWANDAN YOUTH INFORMATION COMMUNITY ORGANISATION (RYICO)
£4,715 BRIGHTON & HOVE RACIAL HARASSMENT FORUM
£4,700 CAMPAIGN TO PROTECT RURAL ENGLAND, SUSSEX BRANCH CIO
£4,681 VICTIM SUPPORT SUSSEX
£4,634 GATWICK DETAINEES WELFARE GROUP
£4,632 SUSSEX STALKING SUPPORT
£4,630 EAST DEAN AND FRISTON CRICKET CLUB
£4,620 CHILDREN HEARD AND SEEN
£4,600 JUST DIFFERENT
£4,600 BRIGHTON AND HOVE COMMUNITY LAND TRUST (BHCLT)
£4,594 HAILSHAM FOODBANK
£4,572 BRIGHTON BEACH PATROL
£4,570 WORLD FOOD PROJECT
£4,560 AFRICAN CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH
£4,550 ST LUKE'S PRIMARY SCHOOL
£4,550 BRIGHTON FOOTBALL CLUB (RFU)
£4,533 FERRY ROAD NURSERY
£4,530 ROTARY CLUB OF CHICHESTER PRIORY
£4,525 HANGLETON PRIMARY SCHOOL
£4,524 THE BLACK AND MINORITY ETHNIC YOUNG PEOPLES' PROJECT
£4,521 COLEMANS HATCH CRICKET CLUB
£4,500 SPUN GLASS THEATRE
£4,500 SMALL PERFORMANCE ADVENTURES
£4,500 SHAPESHIFTER PRODUCTIONS
£4,500 SEAFORTH HALL
£4,500 RALLI HALL LUNCH AND SOCIAL CLUB
£4,500 PRIORITY 1-54
£4,500 PLAYDEN W I
£4,500 IMPACT INITIATIVES
£4,500 HOVE & ADUR SEA CADET UNIT (T.S. KING ALFRED)
£4,500 FRIENDS OF LEWES TREES COMMITTEE
£4,500 DOWNS JUNIOR SCHOOL
£4,500 COMMUNITY WISE
£4,500 BLACK ANTI-RACISM COMMUNITY ORGANISATION C.I.C.
£4,500 AWESIDE FOOD PROJECT CIC
£4,500 ALL SAINTS CHURCH, LAUGHTON
£4,500 ADUR UKRAINE SUPPORT ASSOCIATION
£4,475 DITCHLING MUSEUM OF ART & CRAFT
£4,430 IN2PLAYCIC
£4,400 MUSIC WELL CIC
£4,400 CRAWLEY MODEL ENGINEERS
£4,372 AUNTIE VAL’S ABILITY CENTRE
£4,302 ROTHER DISTRICT CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
£4,300 HORSHAM REFUGEE SUPPORT GROUP
£4,300 HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL CUCKFIELD PTA
£4,300 AGE CONCERN (EASTBOURNE NUMBER 2) LIMITED
£4,250 MIDHURST COMMUNITY BUS ASSOCIATION
£4,243 176 (HOVE) AIR TRAINING CORPS
£4,214 WYNTERCON
£4,210 HANGLETON & KNOLL 50+ STEERING GROUP
£4,200 SUNFLOWER GROUP
£4,187 FRIENDS OF BISHOPSTONE STATION
£4,160 WISHING WELL MUSIC FOR HEALTH
£4,157 BOGNOR REGIS SAILING CLUB
£4,150 WORDFEST CRAWLEY
£4,150 WEST SUSSEX MEDIATION SERVICE
£4,150 KOMEDIA PRODUCTIONS LTD
£4,091 WRITING OUR LEGACY
£4,070 CHRISTIAN ARABIC CLUB
£4,042 WESTERLEIGH JUDOKWAI
£4,028 PORTSLADE PEOPLE
£4,000 WORTHING SPEAKABOUT
£4,000 THE MARY HOW TRUST FOR CANCER PREVENTION
£4,000 STEYNING DOWNLAND SCHEME
£4,000 ST MARY'S NURSERY SCHOOL
£4,000 SIDLEY CRICKET CLUB
£4,000 ROTHER RESPONDERS
£4,000 PITCHY BREATH THEATRE COMPANY CIC
£4,000 NEWHAVEN GREEN CENTRE CIC
£4,000 MUSIC FOR THE MEMORY
£4,000 MUSEUM OF ORDINARY PEOPLE
£4,000 INROADS PRODUCTIONS
£4,000 HASTINGS ATHLETIC FOOTBALL CLUB
£4,000 FRIENDS OF OAK GROVE COLLEGE (FORMERLY OAK GROVE COLLEGE PTA)
£4,000 FERRING FUNTIME COMMUNITY PRE-SCHOOL
£4,000 EASTBOURNE AREA COMMUNITY FIRST RESPONDERS
£4,000 DENTON COMMUNITY GARDEN
£4,000 CHILDREN'S CONCERTS
£4,000 CARERS SUPPORT WEST SUSSEX
£4,000 ASSOCIATION OF UKRAINIANS IN GREAT BRITAIN, EAST SUSSEX BRANCH
£4,000 ASHENGROUND COMMUNITY CENTRE
£4,000 ARTS DREAM SELSEY
£3,994 UK EGYPTIAN COPTIC ASSOCIATION
£3,975 BENFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL
£3,875 HAPPY MOUNTAIN
£3,870 WELL BALANCED KIDS
£3,865 CHRIST THE LORD CHURCH, BROADFIELD, CRAWLEY
£3,852 FRIENDS OF GOFFS PARK
£3,820 MAYFIELD SCOUTS AND GUIDES MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
£3,807 LIBERTY CHOIR UK
£3,800 CHICHESTER MARKS HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL
£3,781 REDWOOD PRODUCTIONS LTD
£3,776 STONE QUARRY CREW
£3,750 WOMEN'S VOICE
£3,700 ST ANDREW'S CHURCH, MOULSECOOMB
£3,700 HASTINGS LITFEST LTD
£3,700 FRIENDS OF DENTON GARDENS
£3,680 VISION FOR A BETTER FUTURE (SOOF EGG)
£3,680 VINCENT DANCE THEATRE
£3,667 SEASIDE HOSPITAL RADIO, SOUTHLANDS HOSPITAL
£3,660 IDEN BOWLS CLUB
£3,600 ALDERBROOK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£3,548 SIGHT SUPPORT WORTHING
£3,545 FRIENDS OF WALLANDS SCHOOL
£3,519 EAST DEAN RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
£3,500 THE KEYSTONE CENTRE
£3,500 ST.BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH
£3,500 ST ANDREW'S CHURCH
£3,500 SPEAKERS TRUST LTD (KNOWN AS SPEAKERS TRUST)
£3,500 PROJECT ART WORKS
£3,500 NEW FRIENDS OF HORSHAM PARK
£3,500 MANHOOD WILDLIFE AND HERITAGE GROUP
£3,500 LIFESIZE CIC
£3,500 JUST FRIENDS
£3,500 EASTBOURNE AREA PARENTS ACTION GROUP (EAPAG)
£3,486 CORE
£3,460 READ EASY CHICHESTER & ARUN
£3,420 BRIGHTON NATURAL HEALTH CENTRE
£3,417 ORE COMMUNITY LAND TRUST
£3,416 CROWHURST YOUTH CLUB
£3,413 SOUTH EAST DANCE
£3,400 ARTSPACE BRIGHTON
£3,375 EMMAUS BRIGHTON & HOVE
£3,350 OUTSIDE IN
£3,349 IRANIAN COMMUNITY CENTRE BRIGHTON AND HOVE
£3,340 HEATHFIELD MEN'S SHED
£3,330 ADUR DISTRICT WOODCRAFT FOLK
£3,326 MEN IN SHEDS LANCING AND SOMPTING
£3,300 CRAFTIMATION FACTORY
£3,297 CROWBOROUGH COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£3,274 SUSSEX ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY
£3,256 PAWA RESIDENT COMMUNITY FORUM (PAREC-FORUM)
£3,251 TELSCOMBE RAIDERS FC CIC
£3,250 RYE CRICKET CLUB
£3,240 CARDEN PRIMARY SCHOOL
£3,220 EURO-MEDITERRANEAN RESOURCES NETWORK
£3,206 ADUR SAILING CLUB
£3,200 LITTLEHAMPTON HERITAGE RAILWAY ASSOCIATION
£3,200 BAREFOOT OPERA
£3,155 GO YOUTH ACTIVITIES
£3,150 SUSSEX ME SOCIETY
£3,120 THE APULDRAM CENTRE
£3,115 BARNHAM AND EASTERGATE COMMUNITY TRUST
£3,100 RYE AND DISTRICT STREET PASTORS INITIATIVE
£3,075 SKY FULL OF STORIES
£3,075 OLLY'S FUTURE
£3,000 WINDMILLS OPPORTUNITY PLAYGROUP
£3,000 WINCHELSEA MILLENNIUM ARTEFACTS SOCIETY
£3,000 TREASURE BASKET ASSOCIATION
£3,000 TRANSITION CHICHESTER
£3,000 THE ONE VOICE FOUNDATION
£3,000 THE CHASELEY TRUST
£3,000 SOUTHDOWNS RIDING DISABLED
£3,000 ROTARY CLUB OF BOGNOR REGIS BENEVOLENT FUND
£3,000 READ FOR GOOD
£3,000 RAINBOW COMMUNITY PROJECTS
£3,000 MIRACLES
£3,000 MEN IN SHEDS LANCING AND SOMPTING
£3,000 MARSHAM OLDER PEOPLES PROJECT (MOOP)
£3,000 ISFIELD VILLAGE HALL CHARITY
£3,000 HADLOW DOWN PARISH MAGAZINE
£3,000 FRIENDS OF THE MEADS
£3,000 FACE FRONT INCLUSIVE THEATRE
£3,000 FRIENDS OF DOWNLANDS COURT
£3,000 EXETER STREET COMMUNITY HALL LTD (ESCH)
£3,000 EAST WORTHING TASK FORCE
£3,000 EAST GRINSTEAD TOWN COUNCIL
£3,000 DENTAID
£3,000 COWFOLD COMMUNITY POOL
£3,000 BEVENDEAN FOODBANK, COFFEE MORNING & ADVICE CENTRE
£3,000 APEX BASKETBALL ACADEMY
£2,993 CRAWLEY FRIENDS HOUSING ASSOCIATION LIMITED
£2,970 SEASIDE COMMUNITY HUB
£2,925 YOGA IN HEALTHCARE ALLIANCE
£2,875 WEST SUSSEX MIND
£2,840 WILD GATHERING
£2,815 ROPETACKLE ARTS CENTRE
£2,812 WORTHING CARE FOR THE EARTH
£2,800 RYE HARBOUR SAILABILITY
£2,800 IMPACT INITIATIVES
£2,800 COLDEAN PRIMARY SCHOOL
£2,750 NEW WRITING SOUTH
£2,750 A-LISTERS
£2,650 NEW ROOTS
£2,640 BRIGHTON & HOVE FIRST LADIES
£2,636 BOLNEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
£2,613 HILLCREST WOODCARVING CLUB
£2,587 NATURE NURTURE SUSSEX CIC
£2,520 BREATHEEASY EASTBOURNE
£2,500 WILDHART RADIO CIC
£2,500 WICK HALL (ALL SAINTS CHURCH)
£2,500 UMBRELLA SUSSEX
£2,500 TREE ACTION UK
£2,500 TILLINGTON LOCAL CARE (TLC)
£2,500 THE CHICHESTER SHIP CANAL TRUST
£2,500 THE CLARE PROJECT
£2,500 STEPUPTECH
£2,500 ROTARY CLUB OF SEAFORD MARTELLO TRUST FUND
£2,500 ORE CENTRE SENIORS PROJECT- CLOSED
£2,500 NO PLANET B INITIATIVE CIC
£2,500 NEWHAVEN YFC
£2,500 NEWHAVEN & DISTRICT MODEL RAILWAY CLUB
£2,500 MND ASSOCIATION
£2,500 LOWLAND SEARCH DOGS SUSSEX
£2,500 HORSHAM DEBT ADVICE SERVICE
£2,500 HASTINGS FAT TUESDAY LTD
£2,500 HEATHFIELD & HORAM FC
£2,500 FRIENDS OF WESTDENE GREEN
£2,500 FOOTBRIDGE PROJECT
£2,500 FITTLEWORTH COMMUNITY SHOP LIMITED
£2,500 EQUINE GENTLING
£2,500 COASTAL WELLBEING LIMITED
£2,500 CHAILEY HERITAGE FOUNDATION
£2,500 AGE UK WEST SUSSEX, BRIGHTON & HOVE
£2,396 APRON CREATIVE
£2,328 HAYWARDS HEATH YOUTH CIC
£2,328 DOWNLANDS SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
£2,320 LITTLEHAMPTON ORGANISATION OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS (LOCA)
£2,300 ST WILFRID'S CHURCH HALL
£2,268 BOGNOR REGIS CRICKET CLUB
£2,260 AUTISM STRESS ALERT CIC
£2,250 RYE SOUTH UNDERCLIFF ALLOTMENT GROUP
£2,250 RAW YOUTH GROUP (PART OF GRACE CHURCH BRIGHTON)
£2,250 METAMORPHOSIS
£2,250 FLAMENCO & SPANISH GROUP
£2,250 EAST MIDLANDS CROSSROADS- CARING FOR CARERS
£2,250 BEVENDEAN COMMUNITY GARDEN
£2,240 LET'S DANCE
£2,219 WILLINGDON COMMUNITY HUB LIBRARY TRUST
£2,217 LORICA TRUST
£2,200 Y:AMHS
£2,200 ST.ANDREW C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL
£2,200 CRAWLEY RANGERS FOOTBALL CLUB
£2,187 HEART OF HASTINGS CLT LTD
£2,100 RYE WURLITZER ACADEMY
£2,030 STEYNING PATIENT PARTICPATION GROUP
£2,021 WESTFIELD CRICKET CLUB
£2,021 THE CHARITABLE FOOTBALL CLUB
£2,021 SUDANESE COMMUNITY IN SUSSEX
£2,021 STRINGER TRUST
£2,021 SOUTH DOWNS HOCKEY CLUB
£2,021 RUDGWICK FOOTBALL CLUB
£2,021 POLEGATE & STONE CROSS CRICKET CLUB
£2,021 OLD TOWN HUB COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
£2,021 MARINE TRAINING CORPS
£2,021 HASTINGS CONQUERORS AMERICAN FOOTBALL CLUB
£2,021 HAILSHAM SWIMMING CLUB
£2,021 FRIENDS OF CROSS IN HAND PRIMARY SCHOOL
£2,021 FRESH YOUTH PERSPECTIVES
£2,021 EASTBOURNE RUGBY CLUB
£2,021 CROWBOROUGH ATHLETIC FOOTBALL CLUB
£2,021 BROADBRIDGE HEATH CRICKET CLUB
£2,021 BRIGHTON AND HOVE AMATEUR BOXING CLUB
£2,021 ALDWICK CRICKET CLUB
£2,021 1ST SOUTHBOURNE SEA SCOUTS
£2,000 WEST SUSSEX ANGLING ACADEMY
£2,000 TILLINGTON LOCAL CARE (TLC)
£2,000 TIDY UP ST LEONARDS !
£2,000 THE LIVING PAINTINGS TRUST
£2,000 SHOREHAM ROWING CLUB
£2,000 PLUMPTON PARISH COUNCIL
£2,000 NIGHTINGALES TENANTS ASSOCIATION CIC
£2,000 LANDPORT YOUTH CENTRE
£2,000 KRAZY KAT THEATRE COMPANY
£2,000 IFIELD TENNIS CLUB
£2,000 IMPACT FOUNDATION
£2,000 GROOMBRIDGE TENNIS CLUB
£2,000 FUSION DANCE ACADEMY
£2,000 DISABILITY ARTS ONLINE
£2,000 CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CENTRE PROJECT: YOGA FOR ME
£2,000 CHANGING CHANCES FOR CHILDREN CIC (TRADING AS CHANGING CHANCES)
£2,000 BRIGHTON HOVE & DISTRICT BATTALION THE BOYS BRIGADE GLYNDE CAMP
£2,000 BOSHAM YOUTH CENTRE TRUST
£2,000 BILLINGSHURST STREET PASTORS
£2,000 BELLS YEW GREEN VILLAGE HALL
£2,000 BEACHY HEAD CYCLING CLUB
£2,000 BEACHY HEAD CHAPLAINCY TEAM
£2,000 ASSOCIATION OF CARERS
£2,000 A LITTLE POORLY BRIGHTON
£1,983 CHRIST CHURCH ORE
£1,980 WITHYHAM KINGS’ HALL
£1,976 VOLYA ART COMMUNITY GROUP
£1,972 CRAWLEY JUMMA GROUP
£1,970 WEST SUSSEX PARENT CARER FORUM (WSPCF)
£1,962 BEXHILL IN BLOOM
£1,931 SUNBEAM SWIMMING CLUB
£1,900 SINGLETON VILLAGE HALL
£1,895 FINDON VALLEY RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
£1,887 FUNDING PEOPLE CIC
£1,850 RYE FLOWER AND VEG SHOW
£1,800 THE COPPICE AND ANGMERING SURGERY PATIENTS PARTICIPATION GROUP
£1,800 KNOLL PILATES GROUP
£1,778 GIVE STREET PROJECT CIC
£1,750 RYE WURLITZER ACADEMY
£1,750 LEWES PRIORY CRICKET CLUB
£1,750 CIRCUS STARR - STARR IN THE COMMUNITY CIC
£1,743 SIKHS OF SUSSEX
£1,708 YMCA DOWNSLINK GROUP
£1,700 PETT LEVEL PRESERVATION TRUST
£1,700 1ST NORTHBROOK BROWNIES
£1,690 THE MANOR GYM CIC
£1,685 WOODINGDEAN WILDERNESS GROUP
£1,639 THE MARKETPLACE
£1,609 EAST SUSSEX UKRAINE SUPPORT
£1,560 WORTHING 4 REFUGEES
£1,550 FOREST ROW VILLAGE SUPPORT NETWORK
£1,500 WIVELSFIELD CORONA BUDDIES COOPERATIVE
£1,500 WEST CHILTINGTON AND NUTBOURNE ACTION GROUP
£1,500 WADHURST ALOUD
£1,500 SUTTON BOWLS CLUB
£1,500 SELSEY’S LITTLE TOTS
£1,500 RYE ARTS FESTIVAL
£1,500 RYE & DISTRICT DAY CENTRE
£1,500 REMAP - BRIGHTON AND DISTRICT
£1,500 HASTINGS FURNITURE SERVICE
£1,500 HARTFIELD PARISH COUNCIL
£1,500 FRIENDSHIP LUNCH
£1,500 FRIDAY FRIENDS COMMUNITY GROUP
£1,500 FAIRLIGHT PARISH COUNCIL
£1,500 FROW FRIENDS
£1,500 EAST SUSSEX JUNIOR BADMINTON ACADEMY
£1,500 DANCING FOR FUN AND FITNESS
£1,500 CLIFFE RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION AND THE TIMBERYARD LANE PLAYGROUND GROUP
£1,500 CARERS SUPPORT WEST SUSSEX
£1,500 BRIGHTON AND HOVE'S WILDLIFE FORUM - HOUSE SPARROWS PROJECT
£1,500 BRIGHTON AND HOVE AMATEUR BOXING CLUB
£1,500 BEXHILL & SIDLEY WALKING CRICKET CLUBS
£1,500 18 HOURS LTD
£1,450 DEAFBLIND UK
£1,420 GET CURIOUS (MEN'S HEALTH) CIC
£1,400 CHICHESTER CHILD CONTACT CENTRE
£1,340 LANDPORT COMMUNITY HUB
£1,325 SPEAK UP
£1,300 ASPERGER’S SYNDROME SELF-ADVOCACY GROUP
£1,278 FRIENDS OF STREET COUNTRY
£1,250 SURF SOLACE
£1,250 RESPECT YOUTH CLUB
£1,250 NOOR-UL HUDA
£1,220 BATTLE PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUP
£1,200 WIVELSFIELD COMMUNITY CLUB
£1,200 BOGNOR WOODWORK AND CRAFT CLUB
£1,180 MID-DOWNS RADIO
£1,175 BOLNEY COMMUNITY CAFE SOCIETY
£1,158 DRAMATIS COMMUNITY DRAMA SCHOOL
£1,113 FRIENDS OF KNOLL PARK
£1,100 MARKET BEANS COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
£1,090 SINGLETON & CHARLTON PARISH COUNCIL
£1,081 STONE CROSS ROYALS FC
£1,066 RYE CRICKET CLUB
£1,046 SUSSEX VIKINGS BASKETBALL CLUB
£1,000 WHITEHAWK FOOTBALL CLUB
£1,000 THE ARTS AND CRAFTS PROJECT
£1,000 TEMPO ARTS
£1,000 STREETVET
£1,000 ST.ANDREW'S FELLOWSHIP
£1,000 SECRET GARDEN GROUP
£1,000 RYE FESTIVAL OF THE SEA
£1,000 RYE COMMUNITY CENTRE
£1,000 RYE CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
£1,000 RAPT THEATRE AND THE CHOIR WITH NO NAME
£1,000 PICK YOUR OWN
£1,000 PETWORTH FESTIVAL
£1,000 PARK LIFE BRIGHTON
£1,000 NAUTICAL MUSEUMS TRUST, THE SHIPWRECK MUSEUM
£1,000 MULTICULTURAL COFFEE MORNING
£1,000 MAKING OUR MARK!
£1,000 LOXWOOD FC
£1,000 LEWESLIGHT COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
£1,000 LAVANT FRIENDLY CLUB
£1,000 KIDZ KLUB BRIGHTON & HOVE LTD
£1,000 KEMP TOWN GARDENING AND COMMUNITY GROUP
£1,000 HORAM VILLAGE HALL
£1,000 HENFIELD COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP
£1,000 HASTINGS STORYTELLING FESTIVAL
£1,000 FRIENDS OF BEVFEST
£1,000 FOOTLOOSE NETBALL CLUB
£1,000 FITZJOHN'S FOOD BANK
£1,000 DENTON COMMUNITY CHALLENGE/JAMES DANIELS MEMORIAL FUND
£1,000 DANEHILL PARISH COUNCIL
£1,000 D&S HASTINGS YOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB
£1,000 CRAWLEY AUDIO NEWS
£1,000 COOMBE ROAD PRIMARY SCHOOL
£1,000 CAMBER RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
£1,000 CAMBER COMMUNITY GROUP
£1,000 BRIGHTON PEACE AND ENVIRONMENT CENTRE
£1,000 BLUE VAN VETERANS DROP-IN
£1,000 BEMBROOK AND APPS FIELD ALLOTMENT ASSOCIATION
£1,000 ASPERGER'S VOICE
£1,000 ARCTIC HANDBALL CLUB CRAWLEY
£1,000 ADUR DISTRICT WOODCRAFT FOLK
£1,000 2ND IFIELD (ST MARGARET'S) SCOUT GROUP
£1,000 1ST WHITEHAWK GUIDE COMPANY
£1,000 1ST BROAD OAK AND PUNNETT'S TOWN SCOUT GROUP
£999 BRIGHTON SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB
£966 ST PETER’S COMMUNITY HALL
£966 NICK COOK
£960 SOMPTING COMMUNITY CHURCH
£931 SWEET CIRCUS
£899 7TH CRAWLEY SCOUT GROUP
£890 BETTER BREATHING COMPANY
£880 STRANDLINERS CIC
£860 BRACKENBURY PRIMARY SCHOOL
£840 CONNECT CAFE - SOMPTING COMMUNITY CHURCH
£820 FISHBOURNE VOLUNTEER SQUAD
£800 RYE SOCIETY OF ARTISTS
£800 RYE PLAYERS
£800 MOTHERS UNION
£800 LITTLE COMMON SPORTS PAVILION
£800 LIAISE @ FRONTLINE
£800 CRAWLEY TOWN LIFE SAVING CLUB
£780 THE KOORANA FOUNDATION
£750 WILLOWHALE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
£750 UCKFIELD COMMUNITY RADIO LTD
£750 SMARTER UNIFORMS
£750 RELEASE COUNSELLING AND THERAPY FOR WOMEN
£750 PETER HOMER
£750 LEWES BRIDGE JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB
£750 FAMILY THING
£750 EWHURST PARISH COUNCIL
£750 DENTON COMMUNITY CHALLENGE/JAMES DANIELS MEMORIAL FUND
£750 BRIGHTON AND HOVE SPEAK OUT
£750 BEVY SENIORS CLUB
£750 ADUR COLLECTIVE COMMUNITY LAND TRUST
£720 CRAWLEY OLD GIRLS
£705 WITHYHAM PARISH COUNCIL
£700 MENOPAUSE AND MIND
£675 BADGERS TENNIS CLUB
£670 THE BOLNEY VOLUNTEERS
£600 RYE & DISTRICT U3A
£600 PEOPLE COME FIRST
£600 LONG FURLONG GROUP OF THE RIDING FOR THE DISABLED ASSOCIATION
£500 MASCOT
£500 WHITEHAWK OVER 50S
£500 WHITEHAWK UNITED FC
£500 WHITEHAWK AMATEUR BOXING CLUB
£500 UPPER BEEDING FC
£500 THE WOOLLY UMBRELLA
£500 THE VIEW FC
£500 SUDANESE SOCIETY IN BRIGHTON & HOVE
£500 SPARK
£500 SAUNDERS PARK PEOPLE
£500 SEDS SUSSEX EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROMES AND HYPERMOBILITY SUPPORT GROUP
£500 RYE TEA CLUB
£500 RYE ALLOTMENTS ASSOCIATION
£500 REJUVENATION GARDEN CIC
£500 PLUMPTON & EAST CHILTINGTON GOOD NEIGHBOURS
£500 PEOPLE INTO PERMACULTURE
£500 PARKLANDS THURSDAY CLUB
£500 OUR SLOW SALON
£500 OLDSKOOL ARTS
£500 NORTHIAM COMMUNITY FRIENDS HELPING HANDS
£500 NEW LIFE CHURCH
£500 MOULSECOOMB TODDLER GROUP
£500 MOULSECOOMB SKATEPARK GROUP
£500 MAKE A SMILE BRIGHTON
£500 KIDZ KLUB BRIGHTON & HOVE (REGISTERED CHARITY SINCE 2008)
£500 FRIENDS OF MAGGIE'S CORNER
£500 FRIENDS AT BEVENDEAN SCHOOL
£500 FLOCK THEATRE MAKERS
£500 EAST MOULSECOOMB TENANTS & RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
£500 EAST BRIGHTON BYGONES LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY
£500 COMMUNITY COMPOST SOLUTIONS CIC
£500 CALLOUS AFFECTION DANCE
£500 CLOWDER
£500 BRISTOL ESTATE LEASEHOLDERS & TENANTS ASSOCIATION CIC
£500 BRISTOL ESTATE COMMUNITY ALLOTMENT
£500 BRIGHTON PEOPLE'S THEATRE
£500 BRIGHTON MALAYALEE ASSOCIATION
£500 BRIGHTON BOOK FESTIVAL CIC
£500 BRIDGE THE GAP
£500 ARTHOOD
£480 FRIENDS OF WHITEHAWK HILL
£475 225 (BRIGHTON NO1) SQUADRON AIR TRAINING CORPS
£450 ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL
£435 PEASMARSH MEMORIAL HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
£415 BRIGHTON AND HOVE FRONTRUNNERS
£405 CRAVEN VALE AND WHITEHAWK HILL ALLOTMENT SOCIETY (CVWHAS)
£380 MANOR PARK AND HEMPSTEAD FIELDS RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
£200 COOMBE ROAD PRIMARY SCHOOL PTA
£200 1ST PEASMARSH BROWNIES
£150 FERRY ROAD HEALTH CENTRE PATIENT PARTICIPATION GROUP
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