B&Q Bexhill

Every Thursday lunchtime, Sustenance's volunteers prepares and serves a nutritious three-course meal and a bag of grocery shopping to local people in Hastings and St Leonards experiencing food poverty. We prepare and cook the meals and fill shopping bags with quality surplus produce from local supermarkets and restaurants. We are passionate about reducing food waste, addressing food poverty, championing healthy eating and supporting the community. May 2021 till Jan 2026; 😃 handed out 10,181 full bags of shopping 😃 served 8807 three-course nutritious meals 😃 saved nearly 95.83 tonnes of surplus food from landfill 😃 saved 268+ tonnes of CO2 from going into the atmosphere

We are Space for Yew CIC and we support neurodivergent families across Rother, East Sussex and surrounding areas. Our mission is to prevent isolation and enhance the wellbeing of neurodivergent people and families, we do this by offering a whole family approach. We launched in September 2024 and our current services include; Family stay, play and learn sessions for 0-8 year olds part of East Sussex County Council SEND Local Offer Nature provision rooted in wellbeing Parent/carer Coffee & Art mornings Parent/carer Social meet ups Wellbeing and social events for all ages We work collaboratively with organisations and professionals that support neurodivergent families and we have just been offered the lease on a council owned premises to create “Rother’s Neurodivergent Hub” This Hub will be the heart of the neurodivergent community, offering multi disciplinary services and events to meet all needs, ages and stages. It comes with a vast outdoor space which we would love to transform in to a Forest school, sensory garden and play area. We are in need of the following; 🎨 Children’s Arts & Crafts materials 🫖 Tea/Coffee, milk for all users of the hub 🍪 Snacks such as raisins, breadsticks and plain biscuits for the children Volunteers

Come As You Are creates safe, inclusive spaces for neurodivergent, disabled, and SEN children and their families. We run free, community-led pop-ups in Bexhill and beyond, where families can feel welcome, understood, and not alone. We support families who are often excluded from everyday life — offering sensory-considerate activities, accessible venues, and a warm, judgment-free environment. Everything we do is co-designed by the families we serve. We’re looking for local support, funding, and practical help — from venue hire and volunteer time to supplies for sensory play. Whether you’re a parent, professional, or business, we’d love to hear from you.