News and reports

At Broadbridge Park, they make sure every day brings something special. Whether you enjoy afternoon tea with family, getting creative with arts and crafts or relaxing with a book, there’s something for everyone.

Student Volunteering Week is a national celebration for all student volunteers. Read more about the benefits of student volunteering and how you can volunteer with us here.

Helping you get the right mental health support, when you need it.

The Crawley Local Community Network (LCN) update for people living in temporary accommodation.

This Stroke Prevention Day 2026, Stroke Association are encouraging you to monitor your blood pressure. That's because high blood pressure is the biggest risk factor for stroke.

Meghann, the Community and Marketing Manager at Right at Home Worthing & Shoreham District, shares information about free Dementia Interpreter classes and CPR sessions. These programs are designed to help the community better understand dementia and learn vital life-saving skills.

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.

Safeguarding is how adults at risk of, or experiencing, abuse and neglect, can get help to live safely, free from abuse and neglect. Read information supplied by West Sussex Safeguarding Adults Board for help and advice.

Find out what help is out there to help you cover the cost of your medication.

This report captures the experiences of 51 young people aged 15–24 that identify as having either a learning disability, neurodiversity, ADHD or autism, including 12 young people from Black and Black African backgrounds .

The aim of this work was to better understand the communication and access challenges, and how these can be improved by the NHS staff who engage with young people with additional needs.

Cervical screening is one of the best ways to protect yourself from cervical cancer. The screening test checks the health of the cervix and helps find any abnormal changes before they can turn into cancer - it's not a test for cancer, it's a test to help prevent cancer.

Winter brings slippery paths, poor light and colder homes, which can make falls more likely. Anyone can fall, but the risk is higher if you're over 65, live with a long-term condition, or have problems with balance or mobility.

Falls are common - around one in three people aged 65 and over who live at home will fall at least once a year, rising to one in two for those over 80 - but many of the injuries and worries that follow can be avoided if you know what to do.