Amaze – Looking Forward
Amaze’s career support programme for young people with SEND aged 14-25, offering one-to-one support, group workshops, and parent carer training sessions.
East Sussex Youth Employability Service
Information, advice and guidance for 16-18 year olds in East Sussex, including one-to-one support, and support for young people with SEN.
Impact Initiatives – West Sussex
Impact Initiatives offer a ‘Workability’ program, supporting people with disabilities or mental health needs to find work.
Jobcentre Plus
Work Coaches provide advice and job-seeking support and can arrange for other services to be provided. No in-work support is provided.
National Career Service
Get advice on the different stages of a job hunt, including how to improve your interview technique and write an effective CV. You can get help to search for your first job, get back into work or change career direction. Telephone helpline and webchat available.
Possability People
Possability People supports disabled people and people with long term health conditions who are looking for work. Support is available in Brighton & Hove, Hastings and Crawley.
Hangleton and Knoll Project – Routes
Offering free, one-to-one support for anyone aged 18+ needing some help on their journey into employment. Your advisor will help you make an action plan, as well as support you to improve your skills. There is some financial support available to help with practical issues like travel costs.
Southdown – Brighter Futures
Brighter Futures is a programme in East Sussex to help people who are out of work and have struggled to stay in work in the past. Support includes coaching, CV advice, interview preparation and job searching.
Spear Brighton
Free one-to-one and group support from job coaches to help young people aged 16-24 to overcome their challenges, realise their potential, and get into work, as well as support to settle in and progress in your job.
Whitehawk Inn Brighton (BHT)
Community centre providing adult education, training, one-to-one careers support and money advice, internships/voluntary opportunities and free or affordable short courses and clubs.
Youth Employability Service (YES)
Information, advice and guidance service for all 16-18 year olds, offering one-to-one support. They also have a dedicated advisor who supports eligible young people with special educational needs.
YMCA EVOLVE
One-to-one work and learning coaching for adults receiving housing support. EVOLVE stands for: Education, Volunteering, Vocational training and Employment.
Young People’s Centre
Space for young people to come and relax, chat to people and access good food, activities, counselling, life coaching, information and support for overall health and wellbeing.
Youth Advice Centre (YAC)
Guidance and information drop in service for young people up to the age of 25.
Youth Employability Service
Free careers information, advice, guidance and support with finding the right apprenticeship, college course, training or job.
