News and reports

Young Healthwatch has worked alongside Healthwatch Brighton and Hove to explore young people’s experiences of Sussex health and social care services during the coronavirus pandemic

We explored people’s use and thoughts to inform the future use of digital access for health and care services in Sussex. This is the short, infographic version of the full report.

In October 2020 we had a focused discussion with 14 graduates and 3 youth workers from the National Citizen Service in West Sussex. These are their thoughts and valuable suggestions.

This is Stanley and Barbara's story of their experience of hospital communication and discharge.

Being on the ‘Compass’ means that your child or young person will be part of the Disability Register for West Sussex. This register is held by Amaze, an independent charity based in Brighton.

We have collated a range of stories that show people’s experiences of care home living during and after the Lockdown (July - Sept 20)

Carers Support West Sussex provide unpaid carers with information and guidance along with practical and emotional support, so they feel valued and supported. Read more in our Spotlight report.

This is an independent focused case study showing how homeless people struggle to access some basic primary care services, which has worsened due to the pandemic.

Despite the importance of good oral health, access to dentists has long been a health inequality for people who are homeless/sleeping rough as our case studies illustrate. We look into alternatives to traditional building based dental provisions.

We have provided insight to the Sussex Integrated Care System on this year’s local communication about flu vaccines, having listened to residents. Here we reflect on what could be done to support more people to get this important protection.

This is an independent case study showing an example of Chichester District Foodbank’s story of adapting during the COVID crisis and what the future holds.

This is an independent case study showing an example of West Sussex Mind's story of adapting during the COVID crisis and what the future holds.