Health charities

Brighton Crossroads

Crossroads can fill in to give a short break for people who care for people suffering from Parkinsons, stroke, autism, old age or long term illnesses.

Brighton Crossroads website

Dizzy

Diabetic charity with charity shops at East Preston and Middleton-on-Sea.

Dizzy website

Emsworth Stroke Club

Providing support for people who have suffered a stroke.

Emsworth Stroke Club website

Sussex MS Centre

Self-funded group based in Southwick which helps Multiple Sclerosis sufferers by providing therapies to aid the effects of MS. These include High Dosage Oxygen treatment (HDOT).

Sussex MS Centre website

Phoenix Stroke Club

Social club for people who have suffered a serious neurological disorder and who live in the Horsham area.

The club is able to provide specialised physical and mental exercise in an environment which is optimised for the needs of stroke sufferers.

Phoenix Stroke Club website

SASBAH

Charity which works with people in Sussex with spina bifida and / or hydrocephalus.

SASBAH website

Sussex & Kent ME Society

Provides information and practical support to the many people in the county suffering from Myalgic Encephalopathy / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

Sussex & Kent ME Society website

The Brighton Heart Support Trust

The Brighton Heart Support Trust aims to achieve "Excellence in Cardiac Care" and it does this by trying to ensure that Brighton

The Brighton Heart Support Trust website

West Sussex Acquired Brain Injury Group

Aim to provide information about acquired brain injury.

West Sussex Acquired Brain Injury Group website

Ardingly Old Jeshwang Society

Interesting relationship between Ardingly and the village of Old Jeshwang in Gambia.

The Society improves the quality of life of Gambians by helping provide health centre facilities and the setting up primary health care programmes.

Ardingly Old Jeshwang Society website