Health and Adult Social Care
A national public health charity that works to eliminate the harm caused by tobacco. They aim to develop opinion and awareness about the 'tobacco epidemic' by providing information and networking opportunities.
Find low cost activities across the city for people of all ages and abilities provided by the Active for Life team, alongside a searchable directory of over 400 local sports clubs, dance and physical providers in Brighton & Hove.
A small national charity that is committed to reducing harm from alcohol-related problems. They help people understand the dangers of drinking too much and to fight for varied and effective treatment services for the people who need it.
A wide range of activities and groups for children and young people.
Brighton & Hove City Council fund free swimming in the city for all local children aged 16 and under.
There are 18 regular walks across the city and lengths range from under a mile (average walking time: twenty to thirty minutes) up to three miles (average walking time one and a half to two hours). They are all free, led by trained Volunteer Walk Leaders and are also accessible by public transport.
A local service that helps you make healthy changes. Not sure where or how to start? Health trainers are available to support and encourage you and help you to set goals and achieve them. Provided by Brighton & Hove City Council, this service is free and confidential and can improve your health and wellbeing.
Information to help you lead an active lifestyle, including finding sports clubs, lists of swimming pools and exercise sessions.
A national charity focused on the discovery, development and access to new effective treatments for myeloma.
A national charity that works with the Department of Health and patient bodies across the UK, advising on best practice and the provision of dermatology services across all service settings. It is funded by the activities of its members.
A national charity dedicated to skin research.
The worldÂ's leading charity dedicated to beating cancer through research.