• Health conditions
• Health and social care services
• Advice for carers
• Support groups, voluntary
  organisations and charities
• Housing
• Financial advice and benefits
• Education and training
• Employment and volunteering
• Healthy living, social and
  leisure
• Transport
• Crisis support

Benefits for those on low incomes

• East Sussex Credit Union
  Cooperative, offers cheap access to loans, high returns for savers & strengthens communities.
  
• Help with Health Costs (HC11)
  Information about help with the cost of prescriptions, dental treatment, sight tests, glasses, contact lenses, wigs, fabric supports, travel to hospital
• Help With Help Costs Quick Guide (HC11QG) (PDF 35kb)
  Explains help available for prescriptions, dental treatment, sight tests, glasses or contact lenses, wigs and fabric supports and travel for NHS treatment.
• Money, tax and benefit advice
  The Government website for advising on money, tax and benefit entitlements
• Turn2us
  The new independent charity that helps people access the money available to them – through welfare benefits, grants and other help.
  
• The Brighton Fund
  This is a charitable trust with a small annual income to help local people, especially people aged over 60, who are in need, hardship or distress.
• The Social Fund (685kb PDF file)
  An information leaflet explaining how The Social Fund may be able to help if you are on a low income and faced with costs that are difficult to pay for out of your normal income.