We have some fabulous local organsiations supporting our work. Here's what we think of them, but please meet them, get involved and decide for yourself...

Sussex Peace Alliance (SPA) is a broad alliance of groups in Sussex concerned with peace and disarmament.

SPA's general aim is to alert, inform and activate Sussex peace groups. They operate with the understanding that the development of nuclear and high tech weapons rules out war as a means of settling international disputes.

Security is not fear based - rather the security of each nation embraces all nations and is all-embracing. It is not achieved by war or the possession of arms but is the result of shared security, a just economic order, and a healthy global environment.

SPA is the regional contact for the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.

Get in touch via email -  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Or call 01323 844 269, or visit their site

Brighton and Hove Food Partnership

The Food Partnership believes that healthy people make a healthy city and that all residents should be able to enjoy food that is nutritious and produced in ways that respect the environment, animals and people.

They run some fabulous foodie programmes including community cookery, food growing courses, healthy weight and more.

If you want to stay in touch with city food news or know more abut their work, visit their webste where you can sign up as a free member.

Get in touch: Roberta Emmott, 01273 431700 or visit their site.

We are also a partner in Harvest Brighton and Hove which aims to promote access to lcoally produced foosd and icnrease food grown in the city. Visit Harvest website.

Hove, which aims to promote access to locally produced food and increase food grown in the city.

See the Harvest website for full details.

Life² believe that we are very lucky to be living as westerners in the modern world. But with more material wealth than ever before, better education, better healthcare and opportunities - things are still not quite right. It seems that increased material wealth does not make us happier, and many people are searching for meaning in life.

The world is more complex and we face a wide range of influences and pressures on our identities - from consumerism to the need to be thin. We also encounter ethical choices about how to live in a world with environmental and social problems.

Life² aims to help people live happy, wise, well-informed and meaningful lives. They cover a wide range of topics including sustainability, simple living, mental health, well-being, finding meaning, critical thinking, democratic participation and ethical living.

They help through publications, courses, ideas and projects, and their work has been praised by figures as diverse as Jonathon Porritt and Stephen Fry. The Life² website is pretty comprehensive and looks good too.

Get in touch: Richard Docwra, 01272 475 210, or vist their site, read their blog or follow their tweets