This week we’re marking Youth Work Week with some stories from our amazing youth workers, making a difference in the live of young people across Brighton and...
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Youth Work Week: Connect 1-2-1 Coaching
This week we're marking Youth Work Week with some stories from our amazing your workers, making a difference in the live of young people across Brighton and...
Over One Hundred People Attend Our Latest Inclusive Employer Job Fair
On the 17th of September, our latest Inclusive Employer Jobs Fair took place at the Methodist Church Dorset Gardens, organised in partnership with the...
Getting to the Bottom of the Matter
There are some things you can’t wait to share with friends and family – and then there’s being told you have anal cancer.
Screening is normally normal so don’t put it off
Cervical screening awareness week This week is cervical screening awareness week, running from 17 – 23 June. It’s an annual reminder of how important – in...
Bowel Cancer Awareness Month starts next week
Almost 43,000 new cases of bowel cancer are diagnosed in the UK each year. That’s nearly 120 every single day. But if caught early, more than 90% of bowel cancer cases can be treated successfully.
Youth Voices: Improving Access to Support Services
The Trust for Developing Communities (TDC) is facilitating a youth peer-research study into improving ethnically diverse young people’s access to support services in Brighton & Hove.
TDC have recruited and trained a diverse group of young people to design and deliver this research study as peer researchers, working alongside TDC staff.
Looking back at our AGM
Last October we held our AGM at The Brighthelm Centre, celebrating work throughout 2022-23 and our Community Champions.
We’ve been posting the fantastic films that were made to showcase each of our Community Champions. You can watch them all in this playlist, here. Or by clicking on the individual thumbnails below.
Meet Our 2023 Community Champions – Nick Wood
Watch this short video about Nick’s fantastic work with his local community.
New Classes from Friends at BMECP
Friends at BMECP began to emerge in 2023 with the purpose of bringing community activities for BME people back into the BMECP Centre. They had their AGM in October during a combined MOSAIC and Ageing Well Event. Their aim was to increase wellbeing and a sense of belonging for BME people and to be run by BME people. Meetings were held every Friday to get activities off the ground. There had already been a sewing group and it had fallen away so this was one of the key things they wanted. There had also been a yoga class, so this was also a focus.