News and reports

These reports details our key activities for the last quarter, including how we have engaged with the public, a summary of the feedback we have collected, our reports, recommendations and any outcomes or impact made.

Dial-A-Ride will pick you up from your door in a wheelchair accessible minibus or other suitable vehicle, with a trained driver who can help you get from A to B as smoothly as possible.

Our monthly newsletter, keeping you in the loop with all things health and social care! We share the latest news, insights, and exciting events happening in our community.

The NHS Breast Screening service offers routine mammograms to detect breast cancer early in women aged 50 to 70, with invitations sent automatically to GP female patients every three years.

As part of our ongoing Cost of Living response, West Sussex Libraries will be providing Essential Toiletries Kits free to residents.

The aim of this lived experience project was to amplify the voices of blind and partially sighted people across Sussex, by highlighting the health inequalities and barriers to accessing and engaging with NHS services.

Carers Rights Day takes place each year to raise awareness of the rights, entitlements and support available to unpaid carers.

This year's them is ‘Know your rights, use your rights’. To make sure more carers understand their rights and feel empowered to use them.

For more than 35 years, the Mary How Trust has been offering life-saving health screenings to individuals over 18 in our local Sussex community and beyond.

17 – 23 November is National Self-Care Week, an annual national event dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of self-care for both our physical health and mental wellbeing.

This year’s theme, Mind & Body, encourages us to take a broad approach to our health.

A resource for accessible, evidence-based health information, tailored to support women across all stages of life.

Calling all parents and carers - Best Start in Life is here to support you and your child from pregnancy through to starting school.

Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, held each November, aims to highlight the unique mental health struggles men face and encourage open conversations about mental health.