The theme of this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week is “kindness”.
We’re all under extra pressure right now. Things are changing quickly and we may not always be in control. You may not always be kind to yourself.
1st prize ( judged ) – Nintendo Switch Lite Bundle – in choice of colour- with Animal Crossing, Mario Kart and Case
3 x £50 Entertainer vouchers drawn at random for all those who took part
The Sussex Beacon would like to pay tribute to Dr Phil Henshaw who sadly passed away on 23rd April 2020
Over the past few weeks we’ve received dozens of offers from local businesses to provide food after sharing an appeal for help on our charity’s Facebook page.
Food provided by local business has been pouring in to the Sussex Beacon this week as businesses and entrepreneurs react to our big ask for food stuffs.
Our hospital is open and working through this crisis but we are finding it difficult to obtain a good stock of food donations and staples such as flour and tinned tomatoes.
The Nursing team at the Sussex Beacon are preparing for Coronavirus. One good idea has been the creation of a nurse-led out of hours line for people with HIV.
Ashley Horsey’s brother has lived with HIV for 25 years. This family connection made it an easy decision for him to run the 2020 Brighton Half Marathon for The Sussex Beacon.
We are hugely grateful to all the Bear-Patrol team 2020 who walked over the O2 – a challenge called ‘Up at the O2’.
The team of 20 raised over £4,000 for the Beacon,which will go towards vital medical equipment
Every donation we receive from our community makes a difference and helps us to continue providing support and care for people people facing the challenges of HIV.
We accept referrals for our Inpatient Unit from doctors, nurses, GPs, mental health teams and social services for people living in Brighton & Hove and East and West Sussex.
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