Mission Statement

Living Life Eastbourne has been set up with the express purpose of supporting those who are disadvantaged by circumstance or disability, their families or the winder community.

We are also involved in a number of projects which have been set up to support communities overseas who are suffering through poverty or civil unrest with humanitarian aid and practical support.

Our aim is to provide nurturing and practical support by way of facilitating a wide range of educational and social learning opportunities for those who are limited by special needs. Also, to give those without special needs the opportunity to learn more about their wider community and those who may be vulnerable and require additional support.

We wish to promote the integration into the wider community of those who require additional support. We believe that we need to provide the opportunity for individuals to learn about those who are limited by poverty, circumstance or disability. To do this we will build a community where everybody’s’ needs and wishes are considered valid and important. We wish to promote community cohesion, tolerance and the fact that everyone has a contribution to make to their environment regardless of background or special needs.

In March 2006, Living Life Eastbourne was set up to continue the humanitarian efforts started by Mick and Lyn Trott. This charity was registered so that those who had previously been supported, could go on receiving help from us. The focus changed slightly to include young people and children with a disability and their families specifically. It has always been our aim to support in a practical and nurturing way and to enable people who are disadvantaged by way of disability or circumstance. We are always looking for ways to provide what is needed, be that humanitarian aid, clothing, food, equipment or teaching aids, and more recently, personal expertise.