Health and Adult Social Care
St Vincent De Paul Tower House Support Centre is a place for older people who may be experiencing isolation in Brighton and Hove.
There is a lunch club twice a week and a number of activities held on various days of the week.
You can call the centre to find out more.
Tower House offers an opportunity to enjoy a social lunch for anyone who considers themselves elderly and isolated. We currently run lunches on Wednesdays and Thursdays, offering a two course meal. Lunch takes place at 12:30pm with activities at 10:30 am and/or 2pm.
Southern Railway are committed to working towards the provision of a more accessible rail network. They recognise a wide range of disabilities, whether permanent or temporary, that can affect passengers' ability to fully use the services provided
A national charity which aims to help sufferers of phobias, obsessive compulsive disorder and other related anxiety to overcome their fears and become ex-sufferers.
A free service that teaches people with disabilities how to use computers, with a particular focus on internet and email skills. They teach learners one to one, in their own homes, on their own computers, as they believe this is the best way to learn.
All tutors hold Enhanced DBS and are able to deliver lessons on a wide range of communication devices (PC, tablet and smartphones). They teach through the use of assistive technology such as screen readers, speech to text software and a wide range of other tools.
Information and advice for students and graduates regarding applying for jobs, researching employers, graduate schemes, jobs available and more.
If you are feeling unhappy, alone or anxious it is right to seek help when you're not coping. There is a lot of support available for you both on and off campus.
Regular events, campaigns and lobby on issues they feel are relevant to the LGBT community. There is also the opportunity to speak to Welfare Officers about anything that might be troubling you.
UOK is a network of local community-based services working together to support good mental health and wellbeing in Brighton and Hove.
A local organisation providing cost-effective, culturally intelligent interpreting and translation services.
A local sixth form college set in open green playing fields with direct views across Brighton to the sea, Varndean College has room for you to develop your unique potential whilst making new friends. Students enjoy working with enthusiastic, friendly and supportive staff in an environment where learning matters.
Helping ex-servicemen and women in crisis, dealing with all the factors that contribute to crisis and specifically those leading to homelessness.