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World Homelessness Day is coming up soon on 10 October 2019, and this year we are asking local schools, businesses and organisations to support us on this one day by hosting a fundraising event. Whether this is a bake sale, dress down day or something bigger – we’re here to…
BHT’s latest annual review is available now. This year’s review has a focus on Reaching the Most Marginalised, and celebrates the work we do with people who are hard to reach, and sometimes ‘forgotten’ by other services. One of BHT’s strengths is in supporting people that other organisations can’t, perhaps…
…to be a significant occasion with the May bank holiday moved and largescale events planned to commemorate the landmark. We’re working with the Royal British Legion, National Memorial Arboretum and Citizen to help people mark the anniversary from their home by reading about VE Day and taking part in activities….
…across Sussex. We also celebrate this year’s very exciting news of the merger between BHT and Sussex Oakleaf! As usual you can hear from those who have been helped by BHT, and find out more about our impact, services, finances and fundraising. Download your copy of the annual review here….
…of topics including highlights from our last Tenant Annual Snapshot Survey, and updates about Covid-19 support services and our name change to BHT Sussex. This is alongside the usual mix of community news, performance updates and book, podcast and TV recommendations! You can download the Summer 2021 Lighthouse magazine here….
Environmental Statement BHT Sussex acknowledges that the climate crisis is the biggest threat to humanity in the coming years and that it needs to play its part by reducing its impact. Local and national government, and the National Housing Federation (NHF), also acknowledge this need. The UK Government has committed…
…and complex needs. Our clients already experience health, social, and economic disadvantages, which could easily be exacerbated by the disruption to services and the valuable support they depend upon. We also recognise that for the Frontline Delivery teams, adapting to new and challenging working conditions, in addition to managing the…
…with residents in each host stadium local authority to devise a brand new ‘anthem’ celebrating the local area, women’s football and the tournament itself. During March and April 2022, an RPO team led by composer Sam Mason delivered eight workshops in Brighton & Hove, working with schools and community groups…
…between the partners and community groups who helped to deliver the day, which included the Mayday Trust, We Are Not Saints musicians, and Friends and Family of Travellers. The feedback from partners showed that people felt very welcomed and as a result they felt more able to engage in debates…
…their life. On 17 June, Threshold will be starting The Missing Link, a new psychoeducational group for BHT Sussex and Oasis Project clients, which aims to help them understand trauma and how it affects the brain. The group also aims at supporting clients to build on a sense of safety,…
