• Health conditions
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  organisations and charities
• Housing
• Financial advice and benefits
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  leisure
• Transport
• Crisis support

Transport for the disabled

• Brighton and Hove City Council Taxi Vouchers
  The taxi voucher scheme is for Brighton & Hove residents who qualify for a Sussex County card bus pass, but cannot use buses because of a disability. Includes a list of taxi companies that take part in the scheme.
• Brighton and Hove City Council Blue Badge Scheme
  Parking concessions for people with severe walking difficulties, registered blind people and people with very severe upper limb disabilities who regularly drive.
• Blue Badge application form
  
• B&H Shopmobility
  Provides manual & powered wheelchairs & electric scooters to people with limited mobility for use in Brighton & Hove area. Also provides temporary loans of manual wheelchairs. Advance bookings recommended. Small charge.
  
• Community Transport Brighton Hove & Area Ltd.
  Provides accessible transport to community groups in the greater Brighton area. Fleet of 17 minibuses, most of them wheel chair accessible, available at cost price to any community group or club.
• Easylink Transport services
  A door-to-door transport service for people in Brighton & Hove, including people in wheelchairs, who find it difficult or impossible to get on and off buses, or to get to the bus stop.
  
• Motability
  The motability scheme enables disabled people to use their government funded mobility allowances to obtain a new car, powered wheelchair or scooter.
  
• Red Cross Transport
  Red Cross Transport provide door-to-door transport in Sussex and Kent for people who cannot get about easily, restoring their freedom and independence.