Health and Adult Social Care
The Travellers Advice Team (TAT) at CLP provides advice, assistance and representation to Gypsies and Travellers nationally.
A national charitable organisation of bereaved parents, siblings and grandparents dedicated to the support and care of other bereaved parents, siblings, and grandparents who have suffered the death of a child/children.
A national charity run by volunteers for women suffering with Premature Ovarian Insufficiency (POI). Their aim is simply to provide support, information and a friendly network of people for their members.
A national fostering charity passionate about the difference foster care makes to children and young people. They bring together everyone who is involved in the lives of fostered children, inspiring, motivating and supporting them to make foster care better. They work to ensure all fostered children have a positive experience of family life, supporting them to have high aspirations, to overcome the challenges of their early lives and to achieve their very best.
The Frances Taylor Foundation is committed to providing a high quality, responsive service to men and women with learning disabilities, of various ages, and with a variety of care & support needs. This includes additional needs arising from a physical disability or long-term health condition, sensory impairment or mental health condition.
A local service offering information, support and advice to anyone concerned about their alcohol consumption. GOAL is entirely peer managed, everyone involved has personal experience of overcoming alcohol dependency and a commitment to helping others change their lives.
A local community development, youth work and IT training charity that works with the communities of Hangleton & Knoll, Mile Oak and Portslade.
Women's Aid has been working with women and children experiencing domestic violence over forty years. This site has been created so that children and young people can access more information about domestic violence that's easy to read and understand.
The Hop 50+ is a community space and café which offers a range of activities and social opportunities for people aged 50+. It supports customers to improve their health and wellbeing, to learn new skills. It is a place where people can enjoy good food and company.
A national patient led and patient governed organisation dedicated to helping everyone who suffers from IBS and other digestive health disorders.
The Leisure Card is available to Brighton & Hove residents in receipt of certain state benefits and gives a discount of approximately 40% on selected activities at seven leisure centres across the city. The scheme is operated by Freedom Leisure on behalf of Brighton & Hove City Council.
A local independent, volunteer run, open community group. They aim to create and support a positive and enriching environment on the Level Brighton. Bringing together park users, local residents, and community groups to engage, discuss and celebrate all matters involving the Level. Helping to build stronger communities with a vibrant and diverse program of activities and events on the Level.
If you would like to get involved visit their website.