Find out more about the Compass Card and the Carers' Card, and the discounts available.
Children and young people who live in Brighton & Hove, and who have special educational needs or disabilities can get a Compass Card. You can use this card to pay less for leisure activities and get special deals.
Parents and carers, including young carers, can get a Carer’s Card for discounts.
The parent partnership service, run by Amaze Sussex, holds Brighton & Hove’s disability register (The Compass) for children and young people aged 0 to 25. The Compass disability register helps us to plan services across the city.
Registration is voluntary. Every child or young person registered will receive a free Compass Card. This is a leisure discount card which provides discounts and special offers for leisure activities across the city, such as:
To be eligible for a Compass Card, children and young people must:
Children and young people also need to be living in Brighton & Hove or going to school in Brighton & Hove.
In general children and young people on the Compass have at least one of the following:
A Carers' Card offers discounts on activities across the city to help you look after your own health and well-being.
If you're a parent carer of a child or young person with special or additional needs, you may be entitled to a Carers' Card. If your child has a Compass Card from Amaze and is under 25, you'll qualify automatically.
Parent carers need to provide the name, address, date of birth, email address and mobile phone number of all family members who are regular carers and who want to apply for a Carers’ Card.
This could include brothers and sisters with a caring role aged 8 to 25. They would be issued with a ‘Young Carers’ Card’.
Applicants must provide the: