Health and Adult Social Care
Grace Eyre Housing offers exciting new opportunities and choices for people with learning disabilities about where and how they'd like to live. They work in partnership with a broad range of landlords and different service providers across Sussex and support referrals from individuals, couples and friendship groups, matching people with quality accommodation that meets their needs.
Grace Eyre's Brighton & Hove Travel Buddy Project helps people with learning disabilities to travel around where they live both independently and safely, by learning new skills and practicing journeys on public transport. We offer one to one travel training to equip people with the skills, knowledge and confidence to make an independent journey.
A national charity which champions the vital role of grandparents and the wider family in childrenÂ's lives, especially when they take on the caring role in difficult family circumstances.
Grassroots Suicide Prevention empower people to help saves lives from suicide through connecting, educating, and campaigning nationally.
A suicide prevention pocket resource for the UK. Stay Alive offers help and support both to people with thoughts of suicide, and to people concerned about someone else.
To download the app visit your phone's app marketplace.
An international centre of excellence in child healthcare. Since its formation the hospital has been dedicated to childrenÂ's healthcare and to finding new and better ways to treat childhood illnesses.
The local college offers over seven hundred courses from entry level up to foundation degree level for all age groups from 14 upwards. The college's vocational courses are career-focussed and provide hands-on industry training.
A national charity running a project for people with mental health issues. They have a management team made up of previous project members & relevant professionals. They offer the chance to enjoy beautiful local countryside in a range of ways, as part of a friendly, accepting and supportive group.
National charity which aims to provide expert information, raise public awareness of digestive health and transform the landscape for research into the digestive system to help people affected by diseases of the gut, liver and pancreas.
We are local service aiming to help anyone who is in urgent need of food. We offer both fresh food and grocery staples, toiletries, sanitary products and resources for young children like nappies. There are hot drinks available and usually some lunch. We are open 12-2 every Wednesday.
If you would like to access the Foodbank you will need a referral. This can be from someone you are already linked to for example a Health Visitor, Social Worker, Housing Officer or Advice agency. Alternatively you can ask staff at the Hangleton Community Centre or Staff from the Hangleton and Knoll Project who are based at St Richards Community Centre on the Knoll estate.
More information and a referral form can be found on the website. If you have any concerns about access please send us an email so we can see how best to support you to come along.
A busy local community centre offing an array of activities. The centre is accessed by many local residents and is home to a number of community run groups.
A busy local community centre offing an array of activities. The centre is accessed by many local residents and is home to a number of community run groups.