…the housing association has also become involved in the case. They offered Mike a new home which was close by but much more suitable for his needs as he approached retirement. This one example amongst hundreds, demonstrates the value of advice and representation. Without the modest cost of our services,…
…in Sudan, Salah was diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). In 2018, Salah was triggered by the news of a family member’s passing and made an attempt on his own life by setting fire to his room. This then caused him to be evicted from his supported accommodation and…
…he was referred to Phase One. Finding a safe haven Khan shared his relief at arriving at Phase One after all the uncertainty about where he would live: I was welcomed, they showed me my room and the room looked brand new, all done up nice and clean, the furniture…
…We know that offering the right support, at the right time, to people experiencing a difficult period in their lives, really opens up new possibilities for individuals. By working with local organisations to prevent homelessness and address mental ill health we are also contributing to the efforts across West Sussex…
…working collaboratively to develop new responses with and for people experiencing trauma and who have complex needs. Sussex Police & Crime Commissioner Katy Bourne said: Securing this additional funding means that we can continue to spearhead on this important, specialist programme. We know that crimes such as domestic abuse and…
…take part in this year’s BHT’s in Bloom competition. There’s the latest crossword of course from your crossword expert Joe Ashdown, all the latest environmental news from Mary Stevens, and of course all the latest Housing Services performance figures. Happy reading! Click here to read the Spring 2023 Lighthouse magazine….
…especially in our work with those who have experienced trauma or have a range of complex needs, including personality disorders. Our psychologically informed approach has five themes that takes the work we do to new levels and is what we aspire to. These themes are: relationships, staff support and training,…
…into other people’s roles and gives the opportunity to learn more about different aspects of the organisation. In my experience, BHT Sussex managers encourage and support people to try new things, stretch outside of what feels comfortable and listen to ideas for improvements to our services, this makes people feel…
…Fatboy Slim himself had this to say about his visit: It was a rare pleasure to visit such a wonderful centre and hang out with my fellow addicts. Recovery is a continual process for all of us and it helps when we commune and communicate. I made some new friends.”…
…relation to an existing and new casework allocation, to include closing cases when necessary, billing and preparing them for billing. • To oversee regulatory compliance with all Solicitors Regulatory Authority requirements including the solicitors’ account rules and be the BHT Quality Representative. • To oversee regulatory compliance for the Team…
…community days at Shanklin Court and Baird House. There’s information about hoarding and how to get help and profiles about new members of the Housing team. Of course there’s the latest crossword from your crossword expert Joe Ashdown, all the latest environmental news from Mary Stevens, and the latest Housing…
Employability and Skills Placement (ESP) Programme Contact Us matilda.vanorden@bht.org.uk 01273 646435 ESP Programme Coordinator, 144 London Road, Brighton, BN1 4PH Matilda Van Orden bht.org.uk/espp The ESP Programme could be just what you’re looking for. Need to gain experience and learn new skills? All placements focus on the same key employability…
