Sussex Partnership Foundation Trust are reviewing the way they provide community mental health rehabilitation services in Sussex to better meet the needs of local communities.

We’re here for anyone who’s LGBTQIA+ all year round. But Pride is a time to celebrate, to protest, to reflect. We have put together information on LGBTQIA+ support available across Sussex.

Join the festivities at Brighton BASH Carnival on 27th July to celebrate our diverse heritage and black culture…

Organised by Men’s Health Forum, the theme for Men’s Health Week 2024 is Let’s Talk Prostates (And everything else men’s health!)

At MiBH we have over 35 volunteers supporting us across a wide number of projects in Brighton and Hove and East and West Sussex. They contribute an enormous amount of time, skills and knowledge and we will taking time to recognise this during this week.

Carers Week, taking place from 10–16 June 2024, is a UK-wide awareness campaign seeking to increase visibility for carers with decision makers, services, employers, communities, and businesses.

The International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia was created in 2004 to draw attention to the violence and discrimination experienced by lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex people, and all of those with diverse sexual orientations, gender identities or expressions, and sex characteristics.

Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW) takes place from Monday 13 – Sunday 19 May 2024. The theme, as set by the Mental Health Foundation, is “Movement: moving for our mental health.” This year, MHAW aims to encourage you to move your way by finding something that moves your body and mind.

Brighton & Hove Council’s Deaf Services Liaison Forum is holding a Community Event as part of Deaf Awareness Week 2024 on Saturday May 11th at Brighthelm Centre from 9am-1pm. Open to all.

An interactive and practical workshop supporting you to understand how stress works and its impact on you

Mind in Brighton and Hove (MiBH) is seeking a part time Mental Health Advice Worker in the Brighton and Hove area.

World Bipolar Day is celebrated each year on 30 March, the birthday of Vincent Van Gogh, who was diagnosed with bipolar after he died.

The vision of World Bipolar Day is to encourage understanding about what bipolar is – and isn’t – and to banish stigma from the face of the planet.

Created and hosted by World Sleep Society, World Sleep Day is an internationally recognised event that builds connections and raises sleep awareness on the importance of sleep for health. Health. The theme this year is Sleep Equity for Global Health.

STAY STRONG, STAY STEADY, STAY INDEPENDENT is a programme of local events to support healthy ageing in Brighton & Hove running between WEDS 17 TO TUES 30 APRIL 2024

March 8th is International Women’s Day.

We celebrate the achievements of all women and will continue to work towards ensuring gender parity becomes the norm.

NATIONAL SELF HARM AWARENESS DAY

Each year around the world, 1st March is Self Harm Awareness Day

In the UK, it is an opportunity for everyone to speak with one voice to raise awareness around what is often a very misunderstood topic.

We are currently developing our next three-year Strategy which will help shape what we do as an organisation going forward.

We would really like to hear your views and/or those of the people you may support, to what you feel we should focus on via our online survey.

The theme for UK 2024 LGBT+ History Month is Medicine – #UnderTheScope. The 2024 theme celebrates LGBT+ peoples’ contribution to the field of Medicine and Healthcare.

Helplines Awareness Day 23rd February 2024

Like secret superheroes, helplines are supporting people day and night to help them through the most difficult of times.

Recovery Partners is a user-led mental health charity working in East Sussex. They are working with Heads On, Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust's NHS charity, to deliver co-produced research with a specific focus on nature based recovery. The research is to explore into what people with severe mental illness would like to see incorporated into mental health services in Sussex, with an initial focus on the new Coombe Valley mental health hospital in East Sussex.