Charities and good causes in Worthing
Homelessness
Worthing Churches Homeless Project
Helping the homeless through St Clare's Day Centre.Emotional help
Samaritans
Worthing Samaritans provides confidential emotional support to people who are suffering despair - you don't need to be suicidal to call the Samaritans - just in need of some serious help with your emotions.Learning difficulties
Ferring Country Centre
Charity providing work experience for people with learning difficulties who might otherwise find it hard to experience the joys of work.Diabetes
Dizzy
Raising money for diabetes awareness with fund raising via the Dizzy shops in East Preston, Middleton-on-Sea, Angmering and Littlehampton.Diabetes
Worthing & District Young Diabetics
Supporting diabetic children and their families in Worthing.Blindness
Worthing Society for the Blind
Worthing Society for the Blind help visually impaired people in the Worthing area with clubs, specialist equipment and information.Blindness
Torch Fellowship Group
Torch is a Christian charity which assists people who are dealing with blindness.Blindness
Worthing Guide Dogs
Guide Dogs has a local Worthing fundraising arm. You can find out more about getting involved in this, as well as the services which Guide Dogs can offer blind and partially sighted people living in the Worthing area by visiting their website.Cerebral palsy
Worthing Scope
Scope supports local people who suffer from cerebral palsy and has two shops in Worthing and lots of fundraising activities and events.Hospice
St Barnabas Hospice
Worthing's local independent charitable hospice has an inpatient ward, day centre and community team to provide support for patients and their families.Lions Clubs and Rotarians
Lions Clubs
Adur East Lions Club
Raising money for good causes in and around Shoreham, Southwick and Fishersgate.Rotary
The Rotary Club of Worthing
The members of the Rotary Club of Worthing put their motto of Service above self into practice by raising money in all sorts of ways.The Rotarians many fund-raising and charitable acts help to fund a wide range of good causes, both locally in Worthing and around the world.
Charity resources
Worthing Council for Voluntary Service
Umbrella group helping voluntary organisations throughout Worthing to organise themselves and deliver services to the people that need them.Mental health
Worthing & Littlehampton Mind
Providing support to people with mental health problems and helping them back to wellness.Mental health
Shoreham & District Mental Health Association
Charity running a day centre for people in the Adur District who have experienced mental illness.Mental health
Worthing MENCAP
Help learning-disabled people in Worthing by operating Buddy's information centre and by helping schools with specialist support.Autism
Sussex Autistic Society
As well as supporting the families of Autistic children, the society also tries to promote a greater understanding of the issues surrounding autism.Disabilities
West Sussex Association for Disabled People
Helping disabled people across West Sussex from its HQ in St Johns Parade, Alinora Crescent, Goring By Sea.Disabilities
West Sussex Independent Living Association
The ILA in West Sussex has its head office in Liverpool Gardens, Worthing.Deafness
Sussex Deaf Association
Runs Worthing Deaf Centre from where they help Profoundly Deaf People, Deafblind People, Hard of Hearing People and Hearing Impaired People.Deafness
Action for Deafness
Provides support for deaf people from its centre in Rowlands Road, Worthing.Downs Syndrome
Worthing Kids
Worthing Kids is a support group for families learning to live with Downs Syndrome.
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