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Housing

Advice on finding a home, keeping your tenancy and dealing with housing problems.

21 of 25 organisations

100041000

Thousand 4 £1000 pools hundreds of small regular donations to provide temp accommodation for migrants without documented right to reside in UK.with the Sussex Refugees and Migrants Self-Support Group, which runs the weekly Jollof Cafe at the Cowley Club, London Road on Tuesday afternoons. Jollof Cafe is first point of contact

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Access point

You could get help from Adult Social Care if: you have a physical disability, mental health condition or illness your disability, health condition or illness stops you from doing normal daily tasks like washing, cooking and getting out and about your wellbeing is effected because you're unable to undertake daily tasks

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Arch Healthcare

If you are: rough sleeping, in temporary or emergency accommodation, sofa surfing or a traveller, and you need a GP, register with Arch.

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Benefits and financial advice

Brighton and Hove City Council housing and council tax benefit claims and advice

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BHT Housing advice

Funded by Legal Aid Scheme, this Housing Loss Prevention Advice Service provides ‘Early Advice’ and the In-court Duty Scheme if you are at risk of losing your home, this can include welfare benefit and debt advice. Early legal advice does not cover advocacy. The Legal Help Scheme continues to provide specialist advice on: Duties that the Local Housing Authority (council) has to you if you are homeless or threatened with homelessness within the next 56 days. Disrepair that causes a serious risk to the health of the residents.

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BHT Sussex immigration legal svcs

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Brighton Borrowers

Free to use library of items on weekly loans eg camping, electrical items, tools

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Brighton womens centre/BWC

run for women by women, we support those with chronic conditions, those who have faced abuse, trauma, poverty, homelessness, or are in contact with the criminal justice system.

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BUCFP - Brighton Unemployed Centre Families Project

Brighton Unemployed Centre Families Project provides advice, welfare advice, practical support, food, educational and leisure activities, and an Ofsted registered free playroom, to those who are unemployed, on low wages, experiencing food or fuel poverty and to families suffering disadvantage.

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Bulky waste removal/B & H council

Items that can be booked for collection by council see prices on website eg sofas/whitegoods

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Clock Tower Sanctuary

Day centre for young people aged 16 - 25 years old experiencing homelessness. We do not provide housing.

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Emmaus Brighton

Supporting people to work their way out of homelessness, providing a home for as long as someone needs it. Low-cost charity shop at Drove Road, Portslade, BN41 2PA

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Justlife Foundation

Supporting people living in Temporary Accommodation in Brighton & Hove - addressing mental and physical health needs, and overcoming the barriers they face to finding housing.

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LEAP (Local Energy Advice Partnership)

(Local) Energy efficiency advisors from referral, to home visit, to follow-up regarding energy assistance - LIKE FOR LIKE replacement of old, inefficient fridges, freezers, fridge-freezers with modern, efficient alternatives

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leaseholders association

Free advice & information on leasehold, right to manage, agents, disputes, lease extensions commonhold & enfranchisement written by Shula Rich of Brighton Leaseholders Association

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local discretionary fund/b & H council

financial help if I'm moving to a new home and I need help with essential items. I need help with essential items for where I live now. I need emergency help.

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MASH/frontdoorforfamilies

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off the fence / project antifreeze (homeless)

Offer Infomation and support to anyone experiencing homelessness

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Pathfinder west sussex

Pathfinder West Sussex is a group of mental health, homelessness and employment support organisations working together to improve people’s mental and physical wellbeing across the county

Street Support Brighton and Hove

Connecting people and organisations to tackle homelessness in Brighton & Hove.

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WASS/Brighton Womens Centre

BRIGHTON WOMENS CENTRE Women's Hubs free for any woman looking for in person, practical or emotional support and information in a safe, women-only environment. Mon 6pm - 8pm. Cornerstone Community Centre, Church Road, Hove, BN3 2FL Wed 2pm – 4pm. BWC (Brighton Women's Centre), Globe House, 3 Morley Street, BN2 9RA Thur 10am - 12pm. Wellbeing Hub at Preston Park, 18 Preston Park Avenue, Brighton, BN1 6HL

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