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We offer fun, free cycle sessions twice weekly in Preston park and the city centre. We invite women from diverse ethnic backgrounds to join us to learn to cycle, improve cycling skills, enjoy group rides, practice English and build friendships. Bikes and helmets are provided, plus bus tickets for those in financial difficulty.

If you are interested, contact Cicely by text, what's App or email and she will send you some more information

Phone no : 07985 245 207

thebmwscycleclub@gmail.com

The BMWs is a Cycling UK affiliated Community Cycle Club

and we’re on instagram: the.bmws

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New to computers? David can help.

Free, friendly and informal - come along and meet David our IT tutor. No booking required.

Friendly Computer Drop-Ins three days a week@ HKP

Tuesday is “Job Club” - Looking for work, volunteering or training 10am to 12pm

Wednesday is “General IT” - Drop-In: 10am to 12pm, 1pm to 3pm & 3pm to 5pm.

Friday is “Health IT Drop-In” - 11am to 1pm NHS App or anything GP or health related to search online

Everyone is welcome, come and join us for a cuppa

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What you need to register with a GP surgery

You'll only be asked to give basic information to register with a GP surgery. This includes your name, date of birth and address.

You do not need ID, proof of address or proof of immigration status.

If you do not have a permanent address, you can register with a GP surgery using a temporary address or the address of the GP surgery.

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Anyone in England can register with a GP surgery to access NHS services. It's free to register.

You do not need proof of address or immigration status, ID or an NHS number.

GP surgeries are usually the first contact if you have a health problem. They can treat many conditions and give health advice. They can also refer you to other NHS services.

How it works

Most people need to register with a surgery close to where they live.

You can use the Find a GP service to look for a surgery.

In the search results you can see:

if a GP surgery is currently accepting patients

reception opening times

reviews of the surgery

Once you've chosen a surgery, you'll need to fill in a registration form. These are usually available on:

the NHS App

the GP surgery's website

the GP surgery's profile page on the NHS website (Find a GP)

You can also get a paper form from the surgery.

It's also possible to register with a GP surgery outside your local area.

Do I need ID or proof of address?

No, you do not need ID, an NHS number or proof of address to register.

Some GP surgeries ask for supporting documentation as it can:

help the surgery find your medical records or transfer them from your current GP

confirm that you live in the surgery's area (or "practice boundary") if they do not accept patients from outside this area

If you do not have a permanent address you can still register using a temporary address or the address of the GP surgery.

Can a GP surgery refuse to register me?

A GP surgery can refuse to register you if:

they're not accepting new patients

you live outside their area and they only accept patients inside this area

you have been removed from that surgery before

If a GP surgery refuses to register you, they must write to you within 14 days explaining why.

If you have problems registering with a GP surgery, contact:

Registering children

Children under 16 need to be registered by their parent or guardian. This usually means filling in a separate form. You may also be asked to provide a form of ID to prove that you're their parent or guardian.

If you have a personal child health record (red book) from the birth of your child, it will help to provide this.

Changing GP surgeries

You can change your GP surgery if you need to.

This might be because:

you've moved

you've had problems with your current GP surgery

you were removed from the patient list

When you register with a new GP surgery, you'll usually get a message to tell you your registration has been successful.

Your medical records will be transferred from your old GP. This can take up to 28 days.

Changing your address

You should tell your GP surgery if you change your address.

If you do not tell your GP that you've moved there's a risk that:

NHS letters giving appointment dates or test results go to the wrong address

your GP surgery may not be able to provide home visits or other services if you move outside their area

If you register with a new GP, they will let your old GP know you've moved.

Registering as a temporary resident

You can register as a temporary resident with a GP surgery for up to 3 months. This can be helpful if you're living away from home but do not want to change your home GP surgery.

To register you'll need to fill out a temporary services form (GMS3), available from GP surgeries.

After 3 months, you'll have to reapply to register as a temporary resident or become a permanent patient.

You may also be able to register as a temporary resident if you are visiting from abroad.

If your application is refused, you can still receive any treatment you need immediately for up to 14 days.

Registering someone you care for under the Mental Capacity Act

If someone over 16 is unable to register with a GP because they cannot make decisions about their care, registration can be done by:

a relative

the main carer

a lasting power of attorney

a person appointed by a court under the Mental Capacity Act

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Find out how to register with a GP surgery in England.

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Free yoga class for refugee, asylum seeking and migrant women

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Free yoga class for refugee, asylum seeking and migrant women

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Time: 1-2pm
Teachers Name: Jen Henwood
Website: www.jhyoga.co.uk
Class Description:  A free class for refugee, asylum-seeking and migrant women.
Venue: Community Base, 113 Queens Road, BN1 3XG
Booking Details: jen.henwood@yahoo.co.uk.
Cost: no charge

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Cook/Eat English programme Jan and Feb 2026

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Cook/Eat English programme Jan and Feb 2026

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Cook, Eat English Programme - Jan and Feb 2026

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Cook, Eat English Programme - Jan and Feb 2026

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Free Work Ready English programme- starts March 2026

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Free Work Ready English programme- starts March 2026

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Free work ready English programme- starts March 2026

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Free work ready English programme- starts March 2026

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The South East Strategic Migration Partnership (SESPM) is launching a new South East ESOL Webinar Programme to support ESOL learners from Afghanistan, Hong Kong and Ukraine living in the South East of England.

The programme will offer:

ESOL webinars (bitesize English lessons)

Conversation clubs

Online resources with links to English classes, self-study materials, and local/national support

We want this programme to be shaped by the people it is for, so please complete the survey and attend the introductory webinar:

1.      Survey

(Available in English, Dari, Traditional Chinese, and Ukrainian)
Link to survey: https://www.surveyhero.com/c/sciargdz

2.      Introductory Webinar invitation

Date: Thursday 16 October
Time: 1–2 pm
Join here: http://bit.ly/4nyFYeq

This interactive session will:
• Introduce the new programme
• Hear from ESOL learners about what would be most useful.

3.      SE ESOL Programme Telegram Channel

We’ve set up a new Telegram channel to share news, updates, and links for our webinars, conversation clubs, and useful ESOL resources:
https://t.me/+ZyooJVUvjRNmZjBk

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Advice for EU citizens affected by Brexit

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Advice for EU citizens affected by Brexit

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https://settled.org.uk/about-us/

Settled is a charity set up in 2019 to help EU citizens living in the UK whose rights were affected by Brexit.

We provide free information, advice and support to EU citizens, including people who are late applying to the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS), or who have had their application refused. We also help when people are struggling to prove their immigration status or access rights and services. These can include the right to bring family members to join them in the UK, and to access welfare benefits, healthcare, etc.

Advice is provided in multiple languages online, by email and by phone

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Settled - A positive future for EU citizens in the UK

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About Us Settled is a charity set up in 2019 to help EU citizens living in the UK whose rights were affected by Brexit. We worked hard to ensure as many as possible secured their immigration status before the deadline in June 2021, so that their lives here could continue.

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Immigration Advice for Ukrainians fleeing the war

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Immigration Advice for Ukrainians fleeing the war

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Due to high levels of demand via email, our Ukraine Support Team may take a bit longer to respond to your queries. We truly appreciate your continued patience during this time.

Please keep emailing us on ukraineadvice@settled.org.uk. Alternatively, we have a Facebook group in Ukrainian, where you can see relevant information and ask general questions.

Thank you for your understanding and support!

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List of mental health  service in East Sussex

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https://www.eastsussex.gov.uk/social-care/health-advice/mental-health/east-sussex-mental-health-directory

The list includes crisis services and mental health support services.

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Talking Therapy for  Children and families seeking sanctuary in the UK. 

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Talking Therapy for  Children and families seeking sanctuary in the UK. 

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Run by Barnardo's, LINK offer online therapy in 25 different languages for children, young people seeking sanctuary (aged 5–18) and their families who are:

•Experiencing psychological distress linked to trauma, displacement, loss, or the asylum and refugee process

•Facing challenges adapting to a new cultural environment

•Families who may have limited or no English language proficiency, requiring professional interpretation

They offer two sorts of therapy- talking therapy and narrative exposure therapy.

Referral must come from a professional, who should contact

link.referralhub@barnardos.org.uk

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Guidance for supporting the mental health and wellbeing of displaced Ukrainians - Thrive LDN

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Guidance for professionals or volunteers that will come into contact with the Ukrainian displaced refugee population.

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Community project run by Fabrica offering men the space for wellbeing, creativity and companionship.

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Conversation Over Borders connects asylum seekers & refugees with volunteer tutors for free one-on-one online English conversation classes. This bridges borders through human connection while helping to build confidence in English speaking.

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Conversation Over Borders started in Brighton, UK during the COVID-19 pandemic, to bring people together in a time of isolation. We have now facilitated thousands of conversation classes between participants across the UK.

We connect volunteer tutors with asylum seekers and refugees for one-on-one English conversation classes online. This increases confidence in spoken English, builds agency and reduces social isolation. Our core work includes our online English & Befriending Project, Wellbeing Project, Digital Inclusion Project, In-person English classes, Storytelling Project and Community Events.

To this end, we launched our Digital Inclusion Scheme - to ensure as many people can access our services as possible. We collect second-hand phones, tablets and laptops, clean and restore them and send them on to those in need.

If you have tech you would like to donate, please get in touch below:

Conversation Over Borders is a Community Interest Company (CIC). We are a team hundreds strong of volunteers and learners, Coordinators and Content Creators, Teaching Consultants and Wellbeing Officers, headed up by our Board of Advisors and Directors.

We believe in collaborative working at our core and hold pride in our partnerships and relationships with our funders.

To find out more and meet some of the people behind Conversation Over Borders

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Free English Classes for Refugees | Conversation Over Borders

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Conversation Over Borders started in Brighton, UK during the COVID-19 pandemic, to bring people together in a time of isolation. We have now facilitated thousands of conversation classes between participants across the UK. We connect volunteer tutors with asylum seekers and refugees for one-on-one English conversation classes online.

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Have you recently relocated to Southeast England from Hong Kong?

Transitioning to a new country can be an exciting yet challenging experience, and we’re here to provide you with the essential resources and guidance you need to make your adjustment as smooth as possible.

Contact Diversity resource International

https://driorg.com/hong-kong-welcome-kit/

Tel: 07586 340 592

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Hong Kong Welcome Kit - Diversity Resource International

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Have you moved to South East England from Hong Kong recently? If you want to look for some information about UK, explore our website.

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6 free acupuncture sessions  for people facing exceptional challenges 

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6 free acupuncture sessions  for people facing exceptional challenges 

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The Sun clinic offers 6 acupuncture to people in Brighton and Hove with exceptional challenges in life, be they physical, mental or emotional.

Treatments are free or by contribution.

Referral must come from a local organisation - details on www.sunclinic.co.uk

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Use your lived experience of using mental health services to influence decision 

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Use your lived experience of using mental health services to influence decision 

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We support people who have a lived experience of using mental health services to influence decision makers.

If you are in Brigton and Hove, and would like to find out more about our mental health lived experience work, please email inclusion@possabilitypeople.org.uk

We meet regularly online via Zoom (third Tuesday of every month, 3 to 5pm) and once or twice a year we meet in person.

We offer informal training and mentoring for members around lived experience roles. We reimburse our members for attending meetings and reading documents at £12 an hour paid as a bank transfer or vouchers (subject to our payment policy).

We offer regular check-ins with all members to support their well-being and feedback about the group.

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Mental Health Lived Experience - Possability People

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Supported group which influences mental health service commissioners in Brighton and Hove. People with lived experience of mental health

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Staying Well Brighton is an out-of- hours walk-in service for people experiencing mental distress or needing crisis support. Its open 365 days of the year, weekdays 5pm to 10.30 pm, weekends 3 pm to 10.30 pm.

Walk in address: 18 Preston Park Avenue, Brighton, BN1 6HL

You can phone beforehand so they can answer your questions or discuss any additional support needs you may have.

0800 023 6475, choose option 3

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Out-of-hours crisis prevention support in Brighton, Eastbourne and St Leonards-On-Sea.

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Free 1 year Intensive  English Course at Sussex University- starts September 2025

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Free 1 year Intensive  English Course at Sussex University- starts September 2025

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The Department of Language Studies at the University of Sussex is offering free places for people with refugee or asylum seeker status on their Intensive English language programme at University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton BN1 9RH

Dates: The classes run for 22 weeks across 2 terms (Sep 2025 to April 2026) and students receive 15 hours of tuition per week, 9 am to 12.30

Level: Students must have at least a B1 level of English to apply as the classes are B1 to B2+

Transport: Weekly bus tickets are also provided

NB priority is given to students who aspire to go to university, although other applications are considered. Places are limited so please get in touch asap

Contact for enquiries and application form: Dan Sumner d.l.sumner@sussex.ac.uk.

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Getting an online immigration status (eVisa)

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Getting an online immigration status (eVisa)

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From June 2nd 2025, you need an e-visa to prove your immigration status

Click below for advice from the Citizen's advice bureau

Getting an online immigration status (eVisa) - Citizens Advice

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Lewes support for school age refugees and asylum seekers

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Lewes support for school age refugees and asylum seekers

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Lewes Refugee Support has a network of trained volunteers who support the families and individuals who have settled in the Lewes District as part of the government’s Syrian Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme, or who have arrived by other means.

The volunteers provide ongoing help and support in myriad different ways according to need. Settling into a new country and adjusting to its culture and systems can be hugely demanding. We provide ESOL and subject-based tutoring for school children (Maths and English are often a priority) and help with the everyday challenges of a new life.

Through our links with other relevant local statutory and non-statutory bodies we are able to signpost people when they need help with negotiating housing, benefits, health care, etc.

Lewes Organisation in Support of Refugees and Asylum Seekers

Lewes Organisation in Support of Refugees and Asylum Seekers

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Welcome to the home page of Lewes Organisation in Support of Refugees and Asylum Seekers (LOSRAS).

LOSRAS is a local charity (no. 1176074), which aims to promote the welfare of refugees & asylum seekers in and beyond the Lewes District by raising awareness; providing practical help and responding to local issues as they arise, and advocating and lobbying to improve the rights of refugees and asylum seekers.

This website is a portal for information and action, especially locally, for anyone who wants to find out more, to become involved or to help.
It is not a site for anyone seeking legal advice in this complex area.

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Welcome to the home page of Lewes Organisation in Support of Refugees and Asylum Seekers (LOSRAS). LOSRAS is a local charity (no. 1176074), which aims to promote the welfare of refugees & asylum seekers in and beyond the Lewes District by raising awareness; providing practical help and responding to local issues as they arise, and advocating [...]

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Lewes Refugee Support has a network of trained volunteers who support the families and individuals who have settled in the Lewes District as part of the government’s Syrian Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme, or who have arrived by other means.

The volunteers provide ongoing help and support in myriad different ways according to need. Settling into a new country and adjusting to its culture and systems can be hugely demanding. We provide ESOL and subject-based tutoring for school children (Maths and English are often a priority) and help with the everyday challenges of a new life.

Through our links with other relevant local statutory and non-statutory bodies we are able to signpost people when they need help with negotiating housing, benefits, health care, etc.

Lewes Organisation in Support of Refugees and Asylum Seekers

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Welcome to the home page of Lewes Organisation in Support of Refugees and Asylum Seekers (LOSRAS).

LOSRAS is a local charity (no. 1176074), which aims to promote the welfare of refugees & asylum seekers in and beyond the Lewes District by raising awareness; providing practical help and responding to local issues as they arise, and advocating and lobbying to improve the rights of refugees and asylum seekers.

This website is a portal for information and action, especially locally, for anyone who wants to find out more, to become involved or to help.
It is not a site for anyone seeking legal advice in this complex area.

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Welcome to the home page of Lewes Organisation in Support of Refugees and Asylum Seekers (LOSRAS). LOSRAS is a local charity (no. 1176074), which aims to promote the welfare of refugees & asylum seekers in and beyond the Lewes District by raising awareness; providing practical help and responding to local issues as they arise, and advocating [...]

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Last minute places on ESOL entry 1 course 

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Last minute places on ESOL entry 1 course 

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We have a few spaces in an ESOL Entry 1 class running at Brighton swimming school BN2 5JJ.

Every: Wednesday and Friday from 12:30 – 15:30pm

We can get them enrolled straightaway and placed in the course.

Contact Valeria Rafia if interested

Valeria@functionalskillsuk.com

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Speaking and listening classes in Worthing 

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Speaking and listening classes in Worthing 

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AAL have 2 new L1 Speaking and Listening classes in Worthing as follows:

Wednesday evenings (6-9) at the Elim Centre, 24 Broadwater Road, Worthing, BN14 8AE.

Friday morning (10.30 - 3.00) at Mayberry Community Church, 77 The Strand, Worthing BN12 6DR

For further information and to enrol, please contact:

info@aal.aldridgeeducation.org

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Free English lessons in Worthing- start June 2nd September 1st and 3rd November 2025.

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Free English lessons in Worthing- start June 2nd September 1st and 3rd November 2025.

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St Giles are offering free English courses. Please contact Bryony Devitt bdevitt@stgiles.co.uk for further information.

The next course date will be: 02/06/25 – 27/06/25

Timetable: Monday – Friday, 2-4pm

Levels: A2 (Entry 2) and B2 (Level 1)

The course is only open to adults (aged 18 or more), and students need to attend every day.

St Giles ask new potential students to come into the school to do a short test so they can confirm their level - they can do this at 2pm on any Tuesday from now until the course starts, but ideally they would get in touch first.

It is advisable to do the test as soon as possible to make sure they get a space on the course.

The courses after June will be starting on September 1st and 3rd November.

Let Bryony know if you have any questions or want to get in touch about a specific student: Bryony Devitt bdevitt@stgiles.co.uk

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Hangleton and Knoll Multicultural men's health and wellbeing group

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Hangleton and Knoll Multicultural men's health and wellbeing group

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New to computers? David can help.

Free, friendly and informal - come along and meet David our IT tutor. No booking required.

Friendly Computer Drop-Ins three days a week@ HKP

Tuesday is “Job Club” - Looking for work, volunteering or training 10am to 12pm

Wednesday is “General IT” - Drop-In: 10am to 12pm, 1pm to 3pm & 3pm to 5pm.

Friday is “Health IT Drop-In” - 11am to 1pm NHS App or anything GP or health related to search online

Everyone is welcome, come and join us for a cuppa

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Hangleton and Knoll Multicultural Womens group- women only swim sessions

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Hangleton and Knoll Multicultural Womens group- women only swim sessions

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Hangleton and Knoll Multicultural men's health and wellbeing group

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Hangleton and Knoll Multicultural men's health and wellbeing group

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Multi Cultural Men's Health And Wellbeing Group 

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Yoga and Meditation for women in Hangleton and Knoll

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Yoga and Meditation for women in Hangleton and Knoll

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Hangleton and Knoll- Multicultural Mens' walking group 

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Hangleton and Knoll- Multicultural Mens' walking group 

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Generic - Multi Cultural Men's Walking Group 

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Hangleton and Knoll- Bollywood dance classes for women

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Hangleton and Knoll- Bollywood dance classes for women

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Hangleton and Knoll  Multicultural Womens Walking Group

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Hangleton and Knoll  Multicultural Womens Walking Group

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There's a lot going on in Hangleton and Knoll! See leaflet for women- only activities, family and adult activities and young people and children activities and groups. You don't have to live in Hangleton and Knoll to attend

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We work with inclusive, approachable teachers to provide free classes to people who would otherwise be unable to access them.

We are a trusted source of expertise, advice, training and education in mindful movement  (yoga, tai chi, qigong, pilates and other related practices.)

See website for venues and times. Some classes are online.

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BNHF - Brighton Natural Health Foundation

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Previously Brighton Natural Health Centre, the charity has a 40+ year history as a trusted and fully-accredited source of expertise, advice, training and education in mindful movement and similar practices.

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Best Foot Music is a Brighton based non-profit organisation.
We aim to encourage social inclusion and cultural diversity by supporting, promoting and documenting the music and arts of communities and individuals who have moved to the UK from around the World.

Our work includes: Music recordings and documentation Event Production. Supporting artists in developing their own projects. Booking artists for events held by other organisations. Community and artist support work and fundraising.

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Best Foot Music | Refugee & Migrant Music | Brighton, UK

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Best Foot Music | Refugee & Migrant Music | Brighton, UK

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Collaborations with musicians & communities who have moved to the UK from around the World.

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Brighton Multicultural Women's cycle club 

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Brighton Multicultural Women's cycle club 

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We offer fun, free cycle sessions twice weekly in Preston park and the city centre. We invite women from diverse ethnic backgrounds to join us to learn to cycle, improve cycling skills, enjoy group rides, practice English and build friendships. Bikes and helmets are provided, plus bus tickets for those in financial difficulty.

If you are interested, contact Cicely by text, what's App or email and she will send you some more information

Phone no : 07985 245 207

thebmwscycleclub@gmail.com

The BMWs is a Cycling UK affiliated Community Cycle Club

and we’re on instagram: the.bmws

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Free football sessions for refugees and asylum seekers

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Free football sessions for refugees and asylum seekers

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The Network provides a platform for women from different cultures and backgrounds to meet, share experiences and knowledge, and to support one another.

meetings are Wednesdays 10am -12 pm.

Come along to sew, knit, craft, and make new friends.

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The Network of International Women at Jubilee Library

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The Network provides a platform for women from different cultures and backgrounds to meet, share experiences and knowledge, and to support one another.

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Courses to build life skills

Learn life skills with the largest charitable provider of adult education in England and Scotland. Adult learning isn’t like school. Everyone belongs at the WEA. You’ll get meaningful, and tailored support, so you can reach your full potential. Our classes are friendly and fun, designed for adults like you. We won’t talk down to you and you’ll learn skills that you’ll use in everyday life.

Life skills include cooking, budgeting, communicating with others, health, well-being and managing emotions. Sometimes this means learning new things, and sometimes it means building on things you already know.

Small steps to larger goals

You don’t have to have big goals in mind. Just take small steps towards boosting your skills and improving your wellbeing. Whether it is learning to budget better or cook healthier food. Building your confidence or gaining independence. There is a course for you.

When you study with us, you will:

Build your confidence

Learn new life skills

Improve your everyday life and wellbeing

Take a look at our great range of courses and start making a positive change today.

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Adult education course to help improve your everyday. From shopping on a budget to parenting skills, we have something for you.

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f you are looking for work, need to get a better job, or want to improve your work skills, the WEA is here for you. We have a great track record of helping people like you gain the skills and confidence they need for work. Best of all, most of our work skills courses are free*.

You can improve your job opportunities with the WEA.

Reach your potential

We know you can reach your potential in three simple steps:

Build your confidence and essential skills

Develop skills related to specific types of jobs

Progress in your current job by boosting your current skills and learning new ones

Supportive classes

The WEA and our team of supportive tutors are here for you at every step.  Whether you’re a jobseeker, have recently been made redundant or you simply want to move up the ladder, we have a course for you.

Improve your English, maths or digital skills to earn more money.  Find courses in health and social care, community interpreting, schools and childcare and more.

Find out more about job hunting, take courses to become more employable or change your career. Boost your employability skills and stand out on that job application.

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Free courses to give you work skills | WEA

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Looking for work? Want to get a better job? Or boost your work skills? Find funded courses for jobseekers.

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f you are looking for work, need to get a better job, or want to improve your work skills, the WEA is here for you. We have a great track record of helping people like you gain the skills and confidence they need for work. Best of all, most of our work skills courses are free*.

You can improve your job opportunities with the WEA.

Reach your potential

We know you can reach your potential in three simple steps:

Build your confidence and essential skills

Develop skills related to specific types of jobs

Progress in your current job by boosting your current skills and learning new ones

Supportive classes

The WEA and our team of supportive tutors are here for you at every step.  Whether you’re a jobseeker, have recently been made redundant or you simply want to move up the ladder, we have a course for you.

Improve your English, maths or digital skills to earn more money.  Find courses in health and social care, community interpreting, schools and childcare and more.

Find out more about job hunting, take courses to become more employable or change your career. Boost your employability skills and stand out on that job application.

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Free courses to give you work skills | WEA

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Looking for work? Want to get a better job? Or boost your work skills? Find funded courses for jobseekers.

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f you are looking for work, need to get a better job, or want to improve your work skills, the WEA is here for you. We have a great track record of helping people like you gain the skills and confidence they need for work. Best of all, most of our work skills courses are free*.

You can improve your job opportunities with the WEA.

Reach your potential

We know you can reach your potential in three simple steps:

Build your confidence and essential skills

Develop skills related to specific types of jobs

Progress in your current job by boosting your current skills and learning new ones

Supportive classes

The WEA and our team of supportive tutors are here for you at every step.  Whether you’re a jobseeker, have recently been made redundant or you simply want to move up the ladder, we have a course for you.

Improve your English, maths or digital skills to earn more money.  Find courses in health and social care, community interpreting, schools and childcare and more.

Find out more about job hunting, take courses to become more employable or change your career. Boost your employability skills and stand out on that job application.

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Free courses to give you work skills | WEA

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Looking for work? Want to get a better job? Or boost your work skills? Find funded courses for jobseekers.

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Free activities for Brighton and Hove Residents with health concerns 

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Free activities for Brighton and Hove Residents with health concerns 

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High quality activities to boost your Health and Wellbeing with creativity.

Activities include dance, art, singing, , photo walks and creative writing. No experience needed.

Refer yourself or a client by

email : contact@robinhoodhealth.org

phone: 01273 712 175

website: theheraproject.org.uk

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Free activities for Brighton and Hove Residents with health concerns 

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Free activities for Brighton and Hove Residents with health concerns 

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High quality activities to boost your Health and Wellbeing with creativity.

Activities include dance, art, singing, , photo walks and creative writing. No experience needed.

Refer yourself or a client by

email : contact@robinhoodhealth.org

phone: 01273 712 175

website: theheraproject.org.uk

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Free activities for Brighton and Hove Residents with health concerns 

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Free activities for Brighton and Hove Residents with health concerns 

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High quality activities to boost your Health and Wellbeing with creativity.

Activities include dance, art, singing, , photo walks and creative writing. No experience needed.

Refer yourself or a client by

email : contact@robinhoodhealth.org

phone: 01273 712 175

website: theheraproject.org.uk

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This site is the "Front door" for adult Social Services and support in Brighton

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This hub is the main point of contact for Adult Social Care in Brighton & Hove. Get information and advice or complete an assessment to find out what support you can get.

If you have any comments tell us what you think.

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This hub is the main point of contact for Adult Social Care in Brighton & Hove. Get information and advice or complete an assessment to find out what support you can get. If you have any comments tell us what you think.

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Poster listing local services

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This website is an online hub to find out about homelessness, see what support is available, and see what you can do to help

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Street Support makes it easier to help people facing homelessness. Here is more information about how it works.

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If you are worried about someone you've seen sleeping rough ANYWHERE in Brighton & Hove, you can inform StreetLink on their website or by downloading the StreetLink App from Apple's App store or Google Play on Android. It will be necessary to register once but the App stays logged in. Similarly, you could telephone 0300 500 0914.

If you think the person is in immediate danger or needs urgent care please telephone 999.
See more emergency advice

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Street Support Brighton and Hove - Working together to tackle homelessness in Brighton and Hove

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If you are worried about someone you've seen sleeping rough ANYWHERE in Brighton & Hove, you can inform StreetLink on their website or by downloading the StreetLink App from Apple's App store or Google Play on Android. It will be necessary to register once but the App stays logged in.

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Free music workshops for aspiring young musicians, including those wanting to get into the industry

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Sussex based Youth Music organisation offering free music workshops and talent development both online and in person.

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Support Services for young people aged 12 to 25 living in Brighton

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Support Services for young people aged 12 to 25 living in Brighton

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Website with links to support services for young people ages 12 to 25, including advice, activities, information and guidance

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Where To Go For Services in Brighton & Hove

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The people platform—Where interests become friendships

Whatever your interest, from hiking and reading to networking and skill sharing, there are thousands of people who share it on Meetup. Events are happening every day—sign up to join the fun.

https://www.meetup.com/

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Meetup | Find Local Groups, Events, and Activities Near You

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Find Meetup events, join groups, or start your own. Make new friends and connect with like-minded people. Meet people near you who share your interests.

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East Sussex Community Information Service

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East Sussex Community Information Service

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This website lists groups and services in your local area

https://www.escis.org.uk/

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There is a lot of information on this board. You need to scroll across using the grey bar at the bottom to find the section you want to read. Once you have found the section you want, use the grey bar at the side to scroll up and down.

You can also click on the link in the list below to get to the section you want. Some sections have more than one page when you use this view.

The sections are:

1. Local support directories

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2. Immigration help and advice

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/x1rD2JRMbpj20dMo-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

3. Migrant support projects

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/ke9KqzddkaE4YQGW-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

4. e-visas

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/jzJX4EOnMD6wqbnO-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

5. English Language, ESOL and Education

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/x1rD2Jrr8yn20dMo-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

6. Homelessness Support

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/961rqRyd6eN2nNDY-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

7. Finance

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/xPdL4gBp6Z1vpwK1-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

8. Food

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/5WkoqmQM55Qq8pMR-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

9. Family Reunion

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/jzJX4EEeKn64bnOM-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

10. Employability Support

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/eo1R47ooWDR4ZDLw-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

11. Groups and Community

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/J7z0qjoa7OkvmWQK-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

12. Volunteering

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/PkpnqA998jGqD0By-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

13. Mental health

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/LProvDWWxJPqOMJ5-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

14. Social prescribing

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/d6AO26RRrPP2ojLW-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

15. LGBTQ+

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/xPdL4gBBDzjvpwK1-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

16. Health

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/65XOvBdzAeW2GBQm-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

17. Sport and Leisure

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/nEw64OLYXRl2aPBl-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

18. Safeguarding

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/eXwgvwl7KP64ybR3-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

19. Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/Arng4MEEw9P4K6px-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

20. Safety and Violence

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/BbjnqxjYY0L493Qx-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

21. Campaigns and activism

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/QgJV4ZJrOo14mBka-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

22. Interpreting

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/ke9KqzoQDdyvYQGW-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

23. Other training opportunities

https://padlet.com/Voicesinexile/breakout-link/kZDR4LQkGpKW2l9a-MV5obMPVLoQ5vD8e

If you find that any of the sections don't work or are out of date, or if you have information we could add, please email us: administrator@voicesinexile.org

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The weekly sewing group is a chance for migrant women to come and learn some basic sewing skills and make their own clothes in a fun, friendly and supportive environment. Women learn how to use a sewing machine, work with paper dress-making patterns, explore different types of fabric, take measurements and follow a step by step garment construction process. The sewing group is a warm and safe space to practice English, learn new skills, share knowledge with others and develop self confidence and resilience. We have a waiting list at the moment.

Contact email mepbrighton12@gmail.com

We’re always on the lookout for more volunteers. If you enjoy sewing and can use a machine and paper pattern, do get in touch

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The MEP Sewing Group – The Migrant English Project

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The weekly sewing group is a chance for migrant women to come and learn some basic sewing skills and make their own clothes in a fun, friendly and supportive environment. Women learn how to use a sewing machine, work with paper dress-making patterns, explore different types of fabric, take measurements and follow a step by step garment construction process. The sewing group is a warm and safe space to practice English, learn new skills, share knowledge with others and develop self confidence and resilience.

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We support lone child refugees in Europe who are looking to reunite with their families.

We help them find legal routes to sanctuary.

Application form and contact details are on the website: safepassage.org.uk

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OUR WORK HAS HELPED OVER 2,500 CHILD REFUGEES REACH SAFETY.

BUT MORE CHILDREN NEED OUR HELP

Every year thousands of unaccompanied child refugees arrive in Europe in search of safety. They find themselves stuck in squalid camps or sleeping rough on city streets unaware of their legal right to travel safely through Europe.

We're here to help child refugees access their rights.

DO YOU KNOW OF A CHILD REFUGEE WHO NEEDS SAFE PASSAGE?

If you know of a lone child refugee in Europe who needs support getting to safety please get in touch with us.

Our team specialises in supporting lone child refugees in Europe who are looking to reunite with their families.

In order to help you, we need to ask you to fill in a form in order to decide whether we can assist with your case.

Please click on the button below to download the form. When you have completed the form please email it to the email address included in the form.

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OUR WORK HAS HELPED OVER 2,500 CHILD REFUGEES REACH SAFETY. BUT MORE CHILDREN NEED OUR HELP Every year thousands of unaccompanied child refugees arrive in Europe in search of safety. They find themselves stuck in squalid camps or sleeping rough on city streets unaware of their legal right to travel safely through Europe.

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Emergency accommodation for young people aged 16-25

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Emergency accommodation for young people aged 16-25

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If you’re aged 16-25, and are homeless (including sofa-surfing), worried about becoming homeless or rough-sleeping, we can help.

Sussex Nightstop provides emergency accommodation in the form of welcoming homes, provided by our volunteer hosts who are not only kind and caring, they’re trained to provide genuine respite. And while you stay, we’ll link you up with other services to support you and help you find a more permanent place to live.

You can ask any of the following organisations to refer you

Brighton & Hove City Council, YMCA Youth Advice Centre (YAC), Social Services (Children’s Services), The Hummingbird Project, Change Grow Live (CGL), Voices in Exile . We can’t accept self-referrals.

More information at sussexnightstop.org.uk

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Sussex Nighststop - a community response to youth homelessness

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Sussex Nightstop supports young people experiencing homelessness, by providing temporary accommodation in the homes of our trained, vetted hosts. Our service coordinators work alongside each young person to provide the support they need to and to access other services, including housing support workers.

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We support thousands of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer (LGBTQ+) people in the UK every year. All of our services are free and confidential.

If you’re LGBTQ+, facing or experiencing homelessness, or living in an unsafe home please reach out to us today. We can help you.

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Stonewall Housing – Stonewall Housing LGBTQ+ Charity

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The Government plans to overhaul how we prove our immigration status. By the end of 2024, instead of using physical documents, millions will have to rely on a digital system. ⁠

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Praxis, for migrants and refugees on Instagram: "Did you know that 4 million people could soon struggle to prove their basic rights?⁠
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The Government plans to overhaul how we prove our immigration status. By the end of 2024, instead of using physical documents, millions will have to rely on a digital system. ⁠
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Many people do not know about this switch, others will struggle setting up an account, and the system itself is full of flaws and glitches. ⁠
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The hostile policy takes effect on December 31st.⁠
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It’s crucial we raise awareness. Help us spread the message and share the video.⁠
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For more information on how to set up your account (link in bio): https://freemovement.org.uk/a-step-by-step-guide-to-applying-for-an-evisa/"

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92 likes, 3 comments - praxis_uk on September 18, 2024: "Did you know that 4 million people could soon struggle to prove their basic rights?⁠
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The Government plans to overhaul how we prove our immigration status. By the end of 2024, instead of using physical documents, millions will have to rely on a digital system. ⁠
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Many people do not know about this switch, others will struggle setting up an account, and the system itself is full of flaws and glitches. ⁠
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The hostile policy takes effect on December 31st.⁠
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It’s crucial we raise awareness. Help us spread the message and share the video.⁠
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For more information on how to set up your account (link in bio): https://freemovement.org.uk/a-step-by-step-guide-to-applying-for-an-evisa/". 

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Applying for a e-visa to prove your immigration status

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Applying for a e-visa to prove your immigration status

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From June 2nd 2025 the way we prove our immigration status will change from physical documents to a digital only system. Click here for more information .

A step by step guide to applying for an eVisa - Free Movement

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A step by step guide to applying for an eVisa - Free Movement

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As someone who is in the UK with leave to remain, I recently tried the new eVisa system for myself and thought it would be useful to share my experience.

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ESOL at Brighton Sutton and District Training College

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ESOL at Brighton Sutton and District Training College

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We have a fantastic three days/week ESOL provision for 16–19-year-olds here at our Brighton Centre. Entry 1- Entry 3 with lots of LifeSkills, wellbeing and great pastoral support. There are still places for this year.

More information ESOL - Brighton SDT College

If you would like to have a tour of the college, or discuss the application process, please contact us on 01273 694626 or email Sadie.mansell@suttondistrict.co.uk to arrange a suitable time.

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Brighton Sutton & District Training College

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Many, but not all of our ESOL students are new to the UK and enter with little or no English skills. We pride ourselves in offering a warm and caring

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This is a research project being run from Heriot Watt University.

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Researcher wishes to talk to informal translators for Kurdish families

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Researcher wishes to talk to informal translators for Kurdish families

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Whether you’re assisting customers in one of our shops, part of a team running a fundraising event, helping behind the scenes in an office, or spending time with families in our services, by volunteering you can help make a difference to children and young people’s lives.

You might be a jobseeker, retired, seeking asylum, in full or part-time employment or studying. Wherever you’re from, whatever your background, and however you choose to volunteer, you’ll be changing children’s lives.

Volunteers get ongoing support, guidance and training, small out of pocket expenses and discounts in Barnardo's shops

You can try a taster session:

Current vacancies:

Retail volunteer in Brighton or Hove

Online research volunteer

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Whether helping customers in a shop, doing essential admin in the office or working directly with young people at a service, our volunteers make a huge difference to children's lives.

To become a volunteer, all you need is enthusiasm and a desire to help. You can choose how much time you give and we'll give you all the training and support you need.

We welcome people from all nationalities and backgrounds. Our volunteers include job-seekers, retired workers, asylum seekers, full-time workers, students and schoolchildren.

Whoever you are and however you choose to volunteer, you'll be part of a supportive community coming together to transform children's lives.

You'll also:

learn useful skills

gain valuable work experience

meet new people

support your community

share your knowledge

make a real difference

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Whether helping customers in a shop, doing essential admin in the office or working directly with young people at a service, our volunteers make a huge difference to children's lives.

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Each Oxfam shop and hub is one-of-a kind and offers a range of different roles. Whatever your skills and experience, there is a role for everyone to at Oxfam.

Current vacancies in Brighton and Hove include:

Social media volunteer

Sales assistant

Bookshop volunteer

Fashion retail volunteer

Trainees assistant manager volunteer

Trainee lead volunteer

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Volunteer in our shops, offices and at events to make a difference, and develop skills along the way.

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Volunteer with the British Heart Foundation

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Volunteer with the British Heart Foundation

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There are many easy and flexible ways to volunteer with BHF. From volunteering in our charity shops, getting involved in fundraising activities and workplace volunteering. Any time you give will help to fund lifesaving research.

Benefits for retail volunteers include discounts in BHF shops, access to a shopping discount hub and free access to an online GP service.

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Volunteer as part of your DofE

Are you starting or continuing to work towards your Duke of Edinburgh Award (DofE)? Whether you're doing your Bronze, Silver or Gold, we have opportunities to support you with your volunteering.

We're an Approved Activity Provider for the volunteering section. This means that by volunteering with us, either in one of our shops (age 16+), by raising funds or by being sponsored, the time you give will count towards your Award.
Volunteering as part of the DofE Award

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From our shops and events to community activities, there are lots of ways to support our life-saving research.

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The National Careers Service can help you make career decisions throughout your life. From deciding your education route, planning a career change at any age or getting the job that is right for you.

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The National Careers Service can help you make career decisions throughout your life. From deciding your education route, planning a career change at any age or getting the job that is right for you.

Contents

Making career choices

Whether you know where you're headed in the future or not, knowing the work and study choices available to you is a great place to start.

Advice and support to help you choose your next step if you're leaving school or have recently left.

Help and advice to find and stay in work if you're disabled or have a health condition.

Advice on taking time out of education before continuing your studies.

Find useful advice and resources if you've been made redundant or become unemployed.

Consider and all the post-graduate study options available to you.

Learn resilience and how to deal with difficult experiences.

Look into job roles in the British Army, Royal Air Force or Royal Navy.

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Get advice to help you make career decisions. From planning your education route, a career change or getting a job that's right for you.

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Do you need some help finding a job?

Do you struggle with job applications?

Would you like to feel more confident in job interviews?

We know how difficult and lonely it can be looking for work and we would like to give you a hand.

We’re here to build your confidence and help you create a brighter future.

Our team are friendly and patient and understand your situation.

We break everything we do down into small easy steps and support you every step of the way.

We are looking forward to working with you!

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We offer personalised employment support including digital training and opportunities to meet industry experts. Looking for a job is often hard work and tiring, we help you to remain confident and resilient.

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Search volunteering opportunities across Brighton, Hove, Adur and Worthing

If you can't find the role you want, or you would like to chat with one of our volunteer advisors to help you find the perfect role please get in touch by emailing volunteercentre@communityworks.org.uk or calling 01273 234826. We have a team on hand that can support you with all of your volunteer related questions.

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What to think about before you start volunteering

To get the most out of volunteering it's important to find the right opportunity for you. Here are our top tips:

work out what your personal reasons for volunteering are and find a role that matches your motivations

start small. Enquire about just two or three opportunities at a time to help you manage your search

don't be shy. Know what you want from a volunteering role and ask the organisation lots of questions

if you're offered an informal interview for a volunteering opportunity do your best to attend or let them know if you can't

don't worry. Organisations want volunteers to have a good experience. Discuss any anxieties you have including any support you might need with the recruitment process.

know what you're allowed to do. In a few circumstances there can be restrictions around volunteering

Got a question?

If you are not sure of where to start with looking for volunteering or need support in your search for opportunities we can help.

Talk to us by email, phone or in person.

Get in touch with us on volunteercentre@communityworks.org.uk or 01273 234826

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To get the most out of volunteering it's important to find the right opportunity for you. Here are our top tips: work out what your personal reasons for volunteering are and find a role that matches your motivations start small. Enquire about just two or three opportunities at a time to help you manage your search don't be shy.

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Volunteering opportunities inside:

Libraries

Sports and activities

Work with youth offenders

Become a school governor

Outside activities:

Volunteer with livestock

Tidy Up team

Work with conservation groups

Become a Healthwalk leader

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Brighton Metropolitan College Careers support

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Brighton Metropolitan College Careers support

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Students at Brighton Metropolitan College can take advantage of a one-to-one careers guidance meeting with one of our advisors. They’ll help you to explore your options and can offer tailored, impartial advice that’s individual to you. The team will also help you to:

Identify your skills

Write a CV

Learn how to search for jobs

Develop your interview techniques

Promote yourself

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Help and support at Brighton Met College

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Preparing refugees for work and life in England

Get individual support and a learning plan from your own case worker. We help you improve your English and career skills.

This programme is for refugees with permission to stay

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Buy, sell or request pre-loved school uniforms 

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Buy, sell or request pre-loved school uniforms 

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Since 2017 then Smarter Uniforms has saved families over £128k in uniform costs and prevented over 14,000 items from being consigned to landfill. The Smarter Uniforms website has recently been updated to include lots of useful information for families who want to access both free and low cost school uniforms as well as information about how to repair school uniform and tips for running a uniform sale.

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Last Minute Places on Everyday English  ESOL courses

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Last Minute Places on Everyday English  ESOL courses

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We have had a number of "Non Starters" on our Brighton ESOL courses and wanted to let you know that there are some spaces available Everyday ESOL Community learning classes.

I have attached a paper application form that can be filled out (digitally or by hand) and sent back along with proof of residence / benefits / photo ID - please also include the course code.

Q00014512 -

Level 1 - Everyday ESOL @ Jubilee Library

Mondays 12.30 - 14.30

9 spaces

And a few spaces need filling in the following:

Q00014508 -

Entry Level Everyday ESOL @ Jubilee Library

Mondays 09.30-11.30

3 spaces

Q00014593 - Entry 3: Everyday ESOL @ Jubilee Library

Tuesdays 09.30-12.30

5 spaces

Starting soon with Alice Lynden, spaces available:

Q00014566 - Beginners Entry Level - Everyday ESOL @ Honeycroft Daycare Centre

Starts 20 June - Thursday (13.00-16.00)

Q00014588 - Entry 2 Conversation Class @ St Peters Church Hall, Portland Road.

Starts 7th June - Friday (10.30-13.30)

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DRI facilitates regular support groups across East Sussex including Eastbourne, Uckfield, Hastings/St. Leonards, Peacehaven and Seaford for unpaid carers from minoritised ethnic backgrounds.

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DRI facilitates regular support groups across East Sussex including Eastbourne, Uckfield, Hastings/St. Leonards, Peacehaven and Seaford for unpaid carers from minoritised ethnic backgrounds.

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DRI facilitates regular support groups across East Sussex including Eastbourne, Uckfield, Hastings/St. Leonards, Peacehaven and Seaford for unpaid carers from minoritised ethnic backgrounds.

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Our free online maths course for adults helps you boost these numeracy skills that you use every day. The online classes are available 24/7, so you can learn at your own pace. If you find something a bit tricky, our friendly numeracy coaches are on-hand to help you through.

Enrol here- you need a National Insurance number and ID

https://www.wea.org.uk/courses/skills-life/budgeting-numbers/1-february-confidence-numbers-self-study-brighton-hove

Contact for support with enrolling 0300 303 3464

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Confidence with Numbers (Self Study) - Brighton & Hove M | WEA

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Confidence with Numbers (Self Study) - Brighton & Hove Multiply

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REFUAID supports access to language tuition, education, finance, and meaningful employment.

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Language

Having a class to go to gives you a safe place, structure and something to do. But it's more than that: language is the medium we use to express ourselves and the biggest barrier to integration. RefuAid are providing access to structured language tuition in schools throughout the UK and online.

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RefuAid work with host communities to source long-term solutions for both refugee and local populations. Aiming to foster greater integration amongst host and refugee communities and improve aid efficiency in refugee-hosting nations.

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Project 17 works to end destitution among migrant children. We work with families experiencing exceptional poverty to improve their access to local authority support.

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КОРИСНА ІНФОРМАЦІЯ / USEFUL INFORMATION Ukraine 

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КОРИСНА ІНФОРМАЦІЯ / USEFUL INFORMATION Ukraine 

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Useful info for Ukrainian refugees, local hosts, local organisations.

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Ukranian - Useful documents - Sussex Interpreting Services

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Language services at the heart of the community

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Functional skills  Speaking and Listening  English As a Second Language

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Functional skills  Speaking and Listening  English As a Second Language

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The ESOL lessons are run in our centre, however, to book it, you will need to contact Functional Skills office on 01273434400 option 2.

Sign up sessions every Wednesday from 13:45pm at the Brighton Swimming School BN2 5JJ

Need to bring: Proof of ID (BRP & Passport) Proof of Benefits/ Employment (Latest UC / 3 Months payslips) National Insurance Number

EUSS Sharecode

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One Bread Project, All Saints Church, Hove

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One Bread Project, All Saints Church, Hove

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Through the One Bread Project we have recently set up the Friday Sanctuary which enables us to welcome refugee families currently housed in Hove. Taking place twice a month, we are working closely with the International Women's Network to provide a communal space for refugees to have some refreshments, play music and table-tennis and engage in various activities.

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We're open Monday - Friday 9.00am - 2.30pm

We serve locally roasted coffee, cakes and pastries, toasted sandwiches and lunches all made with the best of Sussex produce.

We are a social enterprise, and reinvest all our profits in projects having a positive impact in our local community.

Our children's 'stay and play' area is open every day (temporarily closes Thursdays between 1-2). We also love to host meetings, games clubs, books clubs, craft groups etc - if you have a creative idea for something you'd like to host at One Bread, just chat to our team.

For the latest news follow us on Facebook and Instagram.

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We're open Monday - Friday 9.00am - 2.30pm We serve locally roasted coffee, cakes and pastries, toasted sandwiches and lunches all made with the best of Sussex produce. We are a social enterprise, and reinvest all our profits in projects having a positive impact in our local community.