Charities & Community in Brighton & Hove
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Charities, community groups, and voluntary organisations based in or serving Brighton & Hove. From the foodbank to arts groups and LGBTQ+ organisations.
Brighton & Hove has a strong voluntary and community sector. The city's progressive culture drives significant community action — on food poverty, LGBTQ+ support, mental health, environmental issues, and arts access. Several major charities have Brighton & Hove offices.
Community organisations include LGBTQ+ support charities based in Kemp Town, foodbanks serving the city's areas of deprivation, and arts and culture groups. The city has an active mutual aid culture.
The Garden Design Project
Brighton-based garden design and landscaping studio. Full garden design, planting plans, hard landscaping, and installation across East Sussex.
Age UK West Sussex, Brighton & Hove Hub
Age UK West Sussex, Brighton & Hove Hub — charity or community organisation at 95 Queen's Road, Brighton.
Allsorts Youth Project
Allsorts Youth Project — charity or community organisation at 69 Ship Street, Brighton.
Cornerstone Community Centre
Cornerstone Community Centre — charity or community organisation at Church Road, Hove.
Exeter Street Hall
Exeter Street Hall — charity or community organisation at 16-17 Exeter Street, Hove.
Fitzherbert Community Hub
Fitzherbert Community Hub — charity or community organisation at 2 Bristol Road, Brighton.
Fresh Start Community Association
Fresh Start Community Association — charity or community organisation at 131 Lewes Road, Brighton.
Hangleton Community Centre
Hangleton Community Centre — charity or community organisation at Harmsworth Crescent, Hove.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a foodbank in Brighton & Hove?
Yes — foodbank provision is available across the city through the Trussell Trust network and independent organisations. Contact Citizens Advice or Brighton & Hove City Council for referral details.