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Mental health and wellbeing

Support for your mental health and wellbeing, including help after a bereavement.

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Alzheimers Society

Comprehensive list of support groups, centres etc for the eldery, carers or those with dementia in the brighton area.

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Andys Man clubs

free mens mental health support groups nationwide, running every Monday from 7PM at Hilton metropole hotel in Brighton

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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B&H Wellbeing services/ CYP

The CYP Wellbeing Service is the hub for all mental health referrals for young people in Brighton & Hove, including CAMHS. It is delivered by YMCA DownsLink Group. Offers a range of short-term support options for children and young people with mild to moderate mental health needs. All referrals are looked at on a case-by-case basis.

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BAME Lone Parents Network

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bramber bakehouse wellbeing programme for women

8 wk Baking & Wellbeing programme x3pw Mondays travel expenses. programme day 10am-1 2.30pm no self- referrals, only from SPIN referral criteria is on website. Women can access 121 befriending/mentoring programmes once completed the programme

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Brighton & Hove Recovery College

Offering free educational courses as a route to recovery from mental health challenges

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Brighton sisters salon

ollective of women who live, work or study in Brighton & Hove, East Sussex or West Sussex. We organise monthly gatherings of women (free creche) and campaign on issues that affect us. Our monthly gatherings

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Brighton Therapy Centre

Not-for-profit organisation providing counselling and talking therapies for individuals, couples, families, young people and local businesses who are seeking mental health and well-being support.

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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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CAPA / Child to Parent Abuse

FREE support (Child to parent abuse) CAPA (Child or Adolescent to Parent Abuse) is a 'First Response' service to families and professionals impacted by a child using abusive or violent behaviour in the home. Free or Low cost 1-2-1 support for the whole family Free Live Chat info@capafirstresponse.org

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CHANGE GROW LIVE - Recovery Service

Local substance misuse help- offer recovery-focused drug and alcohol support in Brighton and Hove.

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Conversations over Borders

Supporting forcibly displaced people with befriending, English classes, mental health support and digital access.

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Flourish mentors

Flourish Mentors is a registered charity supporting young women (LGBTQIA+ inclusive), aged 16–25 in Sussex, on their journey into adulthood.

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Hollingdean community centre

community centre offering health & fitness activities, foodbank

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Mind

Services include a variety of advice, support, training, peer support and advocacy services.

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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

Pathways to Health

Community acupuncture service supporting people and their families in recovery from mental health and substance use issues.

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Pegasus card

for people who find it hard to communicate with us – we keep your pre-registered information safe on our computer and we can access it quickly if you call us. You don't need to repeat all your details. Who can register? Anyone who has a disability or illness that may make it hard to communicate with the police in an emergency or difficult situation. Anyone who lives in the local area.

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Pegasus Scheme Sussex Police

A scheme for anyone who has a disability or illness that may make it hard to communicate with the police in an emergency or difficult situation. It lets the police access your information quicker and know that you need extra help and support

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Safehaven at St Peter's

Weekly drop in sessions for those who are often on the margins of society and those who are navigating some of the harder realities of life in Brighton.

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survivors network/sexual violence

Rape Crisis Centre for Sussex. As well as supporting survivors of sexual violence and abuse across Sussex,

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Together Co

Connecting people to reduce isolation and improve wellbeing

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UOK/QWELL

Free mental wellbeing support and guidance for the Brighton & Hove community. 18 Preston Park Avenue, BN1 6HL Out-of-hours mental health crisis prevention support, seven days a week, 365 days a year.

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work & wellbeing service

specialist employment support for people living with mental health challenges across Sussex. B & H employment list of useful services https://heyzine.com/flip-book/36fbd65857.html#page/1