Health and Adult Social Care
A local community website for people living in or visiting Brighton & Hove and the surrounding area with kids. If you are looking for places to visit, what's on, shopping or eating out with kids in Brighton, or information on kids' clubs, classes, parties or education you will find it here.
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A national organisation that offers free online advice and counselling for young people.
There are many options for courses and qualifications to help you find work that you can do from home and work.
A local support network promoting equality and inclusion within and between diverse groups, run by a small team of dedicated volunteers. They aim to improve access to support services and have a directory of local LGBT services and groups. They also provide a community network page on facebook that allows members and organisations to freely communicate with each other about local campaigns, activities and events.
A local project to consult with LGBT people in Brighton and Hove on healthcare and council service needs and to influence future provisions. The aim of the project is to engage with local LGBT communities on city-wide issues about the provision, planning and evaluation of NHS and Council services and policies in Brighton and Hove.
A local project for people who identify as disabled as well as LGBTQ. A monthly meeting is held for the group which is a safe space for LGBTQ disabled persons to meet, socialise and campaign.
Life After Stroke Services, run by the Stroke Association, are designed to provide the right support at the right time to ensure every stroke survivor makes the best possible recovery. They currently offer a range of services covering the whole stroke pathway through theStroke Recovery Service and individual service elements.
A local volunteer-led project which aims to improve the health and wellbeing of isolated and vulnerable older people (aged 50+). A varied programme of free classes and activities for people living in East Brighton and a citywide Healthlink scheme with volunteers accompanying and supporting older people to health appointments on public transport, taxis, buses and patient transport services across Brighton and Hove.
A UK charity providing a selection of high-quality audiobooks to people across the UK who find it difficult or impossible to read due to an illness, disability, learning or mental health difficulty. They help a wide range of organisations and individuals and provide audiobooks on 3 easily accessible formats: through the post on MP3 CD, or downloaded and streamed online. Members can choose from a range of options to find the service that best suits their needs.
A national Christian disability and community engagement charity that has been fighting against social exclusion for 160 years. They focus on enabling the community and deliver community projects, disability care services and training resources that promote inclusion and wellbeing in the UK and internationally.
A national source of clear, practical advice on daily living equipment aids and technology to help you live more independently.