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
We were delighted to welcome our women’s group to the Sussex Beacon to celebrate International Women’s Day 2020.
Many of the women participating represent a group which has historically been overlooked in HIV treatment – women!
The Grand Brighton Half Marathon 2020 was an incredible event as 168 Team Beacon runners joined thousands of participants, hundreds of volunteers and dozens of staff to raise money for people living with HIV.
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Josh Bradley, Ross Allen, Baz Collier and Greg Bradley have been training hard for months by hitting the gym and taking their first sprinting steps at local park runs. But why?
Our creative groups were welcomed this February to the Stoneham Bakehouse in Hove for two sessions of baking therapy – bagel, bun and grissini-making!
The Sussex Beacon relaunched The Halloween Horror Show at The Grand Hotel on the night of Halloween.
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