Health and Adult Social Care
The Brighton Fund is a charitable trust with a small annual income to help local people in need. They have helped people meet a wide range of needs such as essential household items and special beds and chairs. You can view the full guide, including the eligibility criteria.
Information about the Care Act and how it has changed from April 2015, for the better. The Care Act will help to make care and support more consistent across the country.
Information about the level including gardening and conservation. Latest news, and a schedule of events to see how you can get involved at the park.
Information about train services.
Information about travel, transport and road safety in Brighton & Hove.
Nomadic life is not illegal, and travellers have a basic right to this way of life. The council recognises that this has to be balanced with the rights of the general public to enjoy private and public land. The council provides information about the encampments in the area.
The Traveller Liaison Service offers several services including:
Local information on walking in the city including maps, signage, health walks and rambling.
If you're eligible for support, Adult Social Care will help you put together your support plan. A support plan details how your needs will be met, how your support will be provided, how much it costs, and who will be paying for it.
This service works with young people, their families and other relevant professionals. They offer support and supervision to young people involved in the Criminal Justice System and preventative work for children and young people at risk of becoming involved in offending.
Mental health Information for young people in Brighton and Hove.
A local service providing accessible, safe and affordable transport to community groups, voluntary sector organisations and individuals with mobility difficulties.