peer support activity groups

This is open to anyone aged 14-25 in Brighton & Hove with additional needs of any kind, for example autism, learning disabilities, mental health difficulties, or physical disabilities.

The group meets once a month.

This is just for young women and non-binary people in Brighton & Hove with additional needs aged 14-25.

Non-binary people are people that aren’t just male or female. They may be both, neither, something different, or their gender might change from day to day.

Young women and non-binary people are welcome to come to either group, or both.

The group meets once a month.

This is a free drama club for young people with SEND aged 14-25 in Brighton & Hove, run by Jesse Cooper, a young person with Cerebral Palsy.

You don’t have to have been to a drama club before.

The group’s about having fun together using your imagination, in a low pressure environment. There are lots of fun activities, but it’s okay to sit out anything you don’t want to do.

The club meets once a month.

This is open to anyone aged 14-25 in East Sussex with additional needs of any kind, for example autism, learning disabilities, mental health difficulties, or physical disabilities. The group meets in Eastbourne.

If you think you might like to get support from the project, get in touch:

If you live in Brighton & Hove, contact Sue Winter on 07483 111648 or email sue@amazesussex.org.uk

If you live in East Sussex, contact Claire Piper on 07484 915038 or email claire@amazesussex.org.uk

Sue or Claire can tell you more and answer any questions you have.

Alternatively, you can call the helpline on 01273 772289.

You will need to fill out a registration form before you can join the project, and you must book for each session. Places are free, but there are a limited number.

You can download a registration form here. [257kb]

East Sussex registration form [.docx 278kb]