Grants

The trustees were delighted to support the Wilder Life Wellbeing CIC with a further grant to fund the Family Nature Connection days for ISEND families (families with a child with special educational needs and/or a disability). Helen Stringfellow and Penny Hotchkin of Wilder Lifer Wellbeing reported “We are delighted to share with you that with the support of the John Jackson…

The trustees were delighted to be able to support the St Wilfrid’s Hospice,  Learning Disability Project. St Wilfred’s Hospice reported “The hospice has been particularly busy in the last year and at the height of the pandemic our patient numbers were up 18%. We have continued to care for patients with Covid-19 until very recently and have procedures in place…

The trustees were delighted to be able to assist the local charity People Matter  to continue offering its services to people trying to find employment during  the Covid-19 pandemic, Ann Gillard CEO of People Matter said: “Along with many charities and businesses, we moved to remote working in the middle of March 2020, because of the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown….

The trustees were delighted to be able to help  a local community centre,  Community Wise in Old Town with the funds to repair and renew their emergency lighting. Community Wise said ” We are most grateful to the John Jackson Charitable Trust for their grant  which has enabled this necessary work to take place while we are closed due to…

The trustess were delighted to be able to fund 24 new laptops for the school.

The trustees were delighted to support Chestnut Tree House Children’s Hospice Care. Chestnut Tree House reported: “More than ever before, the community services supported by the John Jackson Charitable Trust have been welcomed and appreciated by our vulnerable children and their families in the Eastbourne area.” “Thanks to the ongoing support of the John Jackson Charitable Trust, we have been…

Previous Next The trustees are delighted to have been able to fund two Family Nature Connection days for ISEND (Inclusion, Special Educational Needs and Disability Service) families, including siblings. The two days funded 6 sessions for 6 ISEND family bubbles. Wilder Life Wellbeing CIC was able to offer the ISEND families the precious opportunity to spend a day in the…

The trustees were delighted to be able to support the Willingdon Community Hub Library with funding to  replace the front top  windows,  the facia and the front doors. For more information on the Willingdon Community Hub Library please visit their website.

The trustees were delight to be able to provide funding for up to 20 supporting  a “healthy exercise programme” for 12 months. Amaze is a charity for families with disabled children and young people in Sussex To find out more about Amaze and the work they do please visit their website www.amazesussex.org.uk