A film has been launched in Sussex as part of a project to enable people with a learning disability to have more choice in how they want their homes to look and feel.
A film has been launched in Sussex as part of a project to enable people with a learning disability to have more choice in how they want their homes to look and feel.
Sussex Partnership is launching a survey on people’s experiences of using community mental health services on Friday, August 18. If you used services in April or May 2023, you could be invited to take part and give your feedback on the quality of support you received.
The Sussex ME/CFS Society is the registered charity that informs, supports, and represents many of those suffering from the illness.
The hub will be a safe space for 14 to 25-year olds – where they can access support from a trusted professional, without the need for a referral. i-Rock will help young people identify issues that might be affecting their emotional wellbeing and mental health and then signpost them to the appropriate support; whether that is emotional or practical.
Join Ric Morris, a professional Blue Badge tourist guide who runs LGBTQ+ history tours in Brighton and London, for Piers and Queers: An LGBTQ+ History of the Seaside at Ditchling Museum of Art & Craft on Saturday, June 17.
Men experience a range of unwanted sexual experiences including child sexual abuse, sexual harassment, sexual assault and rape. Over two thirds (65%) of the men who participated in the study had more than one unwanted sexual experience, with sexual assault and sexual harassment most reported. The majority (68.5%) of perpetrators had a pre-existing relationship with the participant.
The successful candidate will act as a positive LGBTQ+ role-model for the charity’s service users and join a growing, professional and passionate team who support LGBTQ+ children, young people and their families and challenge exclusion, prejudice and discrimination in all areas of their lives.
NHS Sussex has launched a new survey to understand your experiences and views of the health and care services in Brighton & Hove.
This latest rating, combined with ratings from previous CQC visits carried out over an 18-month period, has lowered the overall rating for the Trust to “requires improvement”, which means CQC does not consider the Trust to be performing as well as it should and that it must improve.
The Clare Project, the Sussex-based trans, non-binary and intersex support charity, is currently seeking an NHS Senior Public Involvement Officer and two TNBI (trans, non-binary, intersex and gender-variant) Group/Activity Workers.
