Caring and Sharing East Sussex - UK Charity helping the world's poorest

A scheme based on sacrifical giving, Caring and Sharing East Sussex, which raises money for 16 projects worldwide. Fistula Hospital, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, School For the Deaf, Dar- Es -Salaam, Tanzania, Work of Father Edwin Abanga, Bolgatanga, Ghana, You and Me clinic, Sudan, Pensions for clergy, Rwanda, Helwel Pre-Schools Feeding Programme, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa, True Love Waits, KwaSiza Bantu Mission, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa, Feeding Programme, Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Casa Guatemala, 27 de Julio Nursery, Lima, Peru, Street Educators, Medellin, Colombia, Emanuel Crèche and Boys’ Farm, Olinda, Brazil, Day Care Centre, Ebenezer Home, Chennai, India, Little Flower Leprosy Village, Sunderpur, India, Church of North India Social Service Institute, Nagpur, India, Centre for the Rehabilitation of the Paralysed, Savar, Bangladesh

"Live more simply that others may simply live"

Caring and Sharing is a scheme which raises money by sacrificial giving. Members belong to groups, mostly in Anglican churches in East Sussex.
Money saved by making a small change in our lifestyles is given to one or more of our 15 overseas projects which provide basic necessities for very poor people.


	News	Events
	HONDURAN PROJECT CELEBRATES 20 YEARS! In May Dr Donald Kaminsky, technical advisor of Project Alternatives and Opportunities, wrote to tell us of the 20th birthday celebrations of his project. Project Alternatives & Opportunities began an integrated community-based service structure for the working children, street children and their families in Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras in 1990. The project has been supported by the Rotary Foundation for much of this time. In 1997 Caring and Sharing agreed to help, initially through the charity Let The Children Live! which helps street children in Colombia, and then directly from 2001. Project Alternatives & Opportunities works in the markets of Tegucigalpa and in more recent years has been extended to serve 3 communities which surround the municipal dump. It provides health, education and other social services to an at-risk population of 3,500 which includes 800 adults, the remainder of them children. Caring and Sharing provides funds for a substantial mid-day 'snack' for the children most of whom come from single-mother families. Breakfast is no more than a tortilla and a cup of coffee, so when they arrive at the market and take part in the health education activities of Project Alternatives & Opportunities, the children have a chance to fill the empty hole in their stomachs!	CARING AND SHARING EUCHARISTS 2010 Saturday 9 October 11am St John's Church, Meads, Eastbourne Speaker: Tony Isaac from the Lawrence Barham Memorial Trust will speak about Rwanda Please bring a packed lunch - hot drinks will be provided