The Co-operative Food - Bognor Regis, Rose Green Road

We offer a lifeline to people who homeless or insecurely housed in the Chichester, Bognor Regis and Littlehampton areas. Through supported housing, health & wellbeing services and community outreach, we help vulnerable members of our community feel empowered to transform their lives. We provide a total of 125 bed spaces across our accommodation sites. In 2024-25 we supported over 1,000 people across our services. Our Values As an organisation we are committed to being: • Client focused– Putting Clients at the heart of what we do and engaging them to actively participate at all levels of the Charity • Collaborative - Working with Clients, Local Communities, Stakeholders and partners to reduce homelessness and end rough sleeping. • Valuing diversity – Clients, staff, volunteers, trustees and communities • Innovative and high quality – Delivering high quality services which evidence value for money and positive outcomes of Clients. • Professional, respectful and kind always – When delivering services to our clients, working with communities and how behave towards each other on a day to day basis. Our History St Richard of Chichester Christian Care Association (CCA) was formed in 1989 following a sermon given by the Reverend Hilary Parsons concerning the death of an ex-Graylingwell patient in a public toilet in Chichester, West Sussex. The Association was registered as a charity in 1991 (St Richard of Chichester Christian Care Association, charity no 1000830) and also as a Company Limited by Guarantee (company no 2504171). Over the years the original aims have been built upon and new services have been developed and managed by CCA. By offering shelter, information and support, Stonepillow empowers homeless and vulnerable individuals to make positive changes in their lives. We aim to create an environment that promotes social inclusion with practical assistance and without prejudice for all.

Brent Lodge Wildlife Hospital (Brent Lodge) is a wildlife hospital based in Sidlesham, West Sussex. The purpose of the charity – 365 days a year – is to provide treatment, care and rehabilitation to UK wildlife casualties and orphans from West Sussex and East Hampshire, with the aim to get them fit and healthy for release back into the wild where they belong. We have been saving wildlife for nearly 50 years and receive about 3,500 wildlife patients each year. Whilst a majority of these are birds, we also treat about 600 hedgehogs plus a number of other mammals and reptiles. Our wildlife patients are admitted directly from the public, from the RSPCA, or from local vets who have pre-assessed the patient as needing wildlife care and recuperation facilities. Unfortunately, we do not have a rescue service. We are supported entirely by the generosity of supporters, local funders, as well as a small team of dedicated animal care staff and volunteers. They look after the welfare of our patients, and they do this with care and compassion, with a commitment to their welfare and fulfilling our charitable mission. As well as providing the very best care to our wildlife patients, we answer several thousand phone calls and email enquiries per year, resolving wildlife welfare concerns. We are also dedicated to spreading awareness about the welfare of wildlife in the local community through outreach work.