Service Area: In-person Support

Amaze  

Amaze runs regular, informal support groups across Brighton & Hove for parents of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). They also offer one-to-one befriending for those parents who need more individual support, and groups and activities for young adults aged 18-25 with SEND.   Amaze is a charity that gives information,

Dad La Soul

Dad La Soul provides tailored mental health support for men (dads and male carers) through playdates, fitness programmes, and radio sessions Dad La Soul, an award-winning Trojan Horse approach, gives dads and male carers a proper social life and access to expert, peer-led support. It unlocks conversations that usually stay buried. We run dad and

Wellbeing Centres

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About the service Our seven Wellbeing Centres, located across East Sussex, provide a range of community-based mental health and wellbeing support to enable you to get well, stay well and prevent crisis. We provide this service as part of the UOK East Sussex network and the East Sussex Community Network. To read the information on this page in

Health & Wellbeing Service

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About the service The Health and Wellbeing Service (also known as ‘Screen and Intervene’) is a specialist social prescribing service in East Sussex run by Southdown, working in partnership with GP practices and the Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. The service supports people who have a diagnosis of bipolar, schizophrenia, or experience psychosis, following their free

Emotional Wellbeing Service

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About the service and what to expect Do you have a diagnosed mental illness or are you having difficulties with your mental health and wellbeing and would like coping strategies and resources to help you feel better? The Emotional Wellbeing Service is now available in many GP surgeries across East Sussex, to offer you information,

Community Connectors

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Service update For the time being, we’re not able to accept new referrals from Eastbourne and Seaford. We will be reviewing this in two months’ time and will share an update as soon as referrals reopen. Referrals from Wealden, Hastings and Rother are still being accepted as usual. Thank you for your patience and understanding. About the service and what

Seaview Project

About the service and what to expect Seaview’s range of support services helps marginalised people with addiction problems, mental health issues, ex-and at-risk offenders and rough sleepers achieve improved health outcomes, access to care, personal growth and fulfilment. Wellbeing Centre The Seaview Project’s Wellbeing Centre in St Leonards-on-Sea offers a welcoming environment where individuals can

Staying Well Brighton & Hove

Staying Well is an out-of-hours walk-in service for people aged 18 or over experiencing mental distress or requiring crisis support.

YMCA DownsLink Group

The YMCA Youth Advice Centre (part of the YMCA Downslink Group) offers advice, support and guidance to young people in Brighton and Hove. Youth Advice Centre (YAC) workers are able to offer expertise in a wide range of areas. Their aim is to provide young people in the local area with a safe and friendly environment where they can access helpful advice and support.

Money Advice Plus

Money Advice Plus provide free, confidential and accessible advice and support for people who want help dealing with their benefits and debts. The team are qualified money advisers and hold the Advice Quality Standard for the work they do. Advisors can work with clients for a few weeks, or many months depending on the circumstances.