Project Antifreeze has been a lifeline to many men and women over the past thirteen years. The project works five nights a week during the winter months, and offers three nights a week during the rest of the year. Our calling is to serve the needs of those who are rough sleeping or inadequately housed in the Brighton and Hove area. To say that these projects are a lifesaver is not an exaggeration, the team engage with extremely vulnerable people, providing essentials to keep t.

Off The Fence - Business Support. HOW YOU AND YOUR BUSINESS CAN HELP. Businesses and their employees can support our work in a diverse and exciting range of ways. Increasingly, local businesses are partnering with Off The Fence to help us achieve our financial goals. Become a member of our Business Supporters Scheme. See the news items below to find out how local businesses are already supporting us. Click here for more information and to apply.

Off The Fence - Schools and Youth Project. The aim of the Schools and Youth Project is to offer a quality Christian resource to secondary schools in Brighton and Hove. We are currently involved in eight clubs in six different schools in the city. These lunch clubs are attended by a cross section of the school community including many with no church background. We aim to offer students a safe, fun place to go where they can learn more about the Christian faith. We would love to develop the schools work by.

Off The Fence - A Gift In Your Will. Please remember Off The Fence in your will. Many concerned individuals have enabled us to work more effectively by supporting us with gifts, both large and small. They have left a lasting memorial, demonstrating their concern for some of the most vulnerable and marginalised people within our society. Click here to view and download our Legacy Leaflet. And How I should prepare for a meeting with my solicitor to make or update my will. LATEST NEWSLETTER - January 08.

Off The Fence - Community Support. As a Brighton-based charity Off The Fence relies heavily on the support of the local community. Maybe you belong to a squash or golf club, youth group or drama society - if so, we would really appreciate your support. Why not hold your own fundraising event or support the events that we organise such as the Swim Gala. Not only do such events provide vital financial support they also enable your club or organisation to have a lot of fun.

Off The Fence - Gifts in kind. Throughout the year, our teams of volunteers go onto the streets of Brighton and Hove to talk to those sleeping rough. They help meet their immediate and basic needs by distributing food, hot drinks, clothing, emergency sleeping bags and toiletries. LATEST NEWSLETTER - January 08.

Off The Fence needs to raise just over 320,000 this year from charitable activities. We actively seek the financial support of Charitable Trusts and Foundations for operational costs, specific projects, equipment and capital developments. A large amount of our support also comes through a large number of churches and individuals. Click here to download a Standing Order Form. If you are a UK tax-payer please click here to download a Gift Aid Form. Alternatively, you can donate onli.

The project has had a record number of speaking and teaching engagements during this last period. At the beginning of 2007 Paul spoke in Brisbane, Australia. During the USA visit, he spoke to over five hundred young people in school assemblies, and had a good number of opportunities to speak within the Central Fellowship Church, hold Bible study groups and also at an addiction recovery programme. We have also partnered with different Christian groups nati.

Off The Fence - Recycling. By recycling your old laser toner and inkjet cartridges and mobile phones, you can help raise money for Off The Fence. For every laser toner or inkjet cartridge we can reclaim up up to 5. For every mobile phone we can reclaim up to 24. Thank you for supporting Off The Fence. Off The Fence Trust, 20-22 Boundary Road, Hove, BN3 4EF.

Off The Fence - Safe House. Provides acccommodation and support to homeless vulnerable young people, aged 16-24, as they make the transition into independent living. The size of the house and type of support offered makes it unique within Brighton and Hove. With a maximum of four young people living there at any one time, the house is far more like a home than an institution.