Online Directory - Community Service
Action for Deafness
Head Office, 22 Sussex Road, Haywards Heath RH16 4EA
What we do
Action for Deafness is a charitable organisation that provides NHS audiology services throughout Sussex. Patients are seen by appointment only in Covid -19 secure premises in Haywards Heath, Worthing or Steyning. Hearing aids that utilise the latest technology are prescribed and all ongoing support can be provided remotely.















Jane Shaw, CEO
Tel: 01444 415 582 / SMS: 07800 005 423
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Brighton, Hove and West Sussex Deaf Children's Society
What we do
We are a charity run by parents of deaf children bringing family friendship and fun. We organise fun events for children of all ages and enable our deaf and hearing impaired children to make new friends and have a good time. For parents, we offer a network of help and supportWe are a charity run by parents of deaf children bringing family friendship and fun. We organise fun events for children of all ages. Deaf Hockey for children. Coffee Morning 10am – 12pm First Friday of every month Durrington Children’s Centre, Walnut Road 81 Salvington Road Worthing BN13 2JD.















Linda Bambridge
07519 869 878
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DeafCOG (Deaf Cultural Outreach Group)
What we do
An umbrella organisation that hosts activities and projects of value to the Deaf community. The aim is to promote the Deaf identity positively; to create opportunities; to strengthen the community; and to provide community-led services in British Sign Language (BSL) and Deaf culture.















Christopher Wyer
SMS: 07887 946 563
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DeafCOG - Community Support Service
What we do
DeafCOG provides one-to-one person and deaf centred support to Deaf, deafened, hard of hearing and deaf-blind people.
Please see https://www.deafcog.co.uk/community-support-service for more information.















Kim Wyer, Community Support Coordinator
Kim Wyer - SMS / Voice: 07703 378 098
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Get Involved Group - Possability People
What we do
We bring together Brighton and Hove residents with a lived experience of disability to identify issues in the city and improve access and getting out and about. Meet in central Brighton every 6 weeks, topics chosen by members. Currently looking into funding for BSL interpreters – previously Council funded. Jake McKay Email: jake@possabilitypeople.org.uk Tel: 01273 20 89 34 SMS: 07795 904 179 to let them know you’re coming so they can arrange access needsWe bring together Brighton and Hove residents with a lived experience of disability to identify issues in the city and improve access and getting out and about. Meet in central Brighton every 6 weeks, topics chosen by members. Currently looking into funding for BSL interpreters – previously Council funded.















Lily Kennard, Project Lead & Engagement Community
Tel: 01273 894 040 / SMS: 07774 910 064
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REXASH Consultancy
30 Ship Street, Shoreham-By-Sea, West Sussex BN43 5DH
What we do
Rexash provides consultancy and representation services to the Deaf and Hearing community in Sussex.
Now working with Deaf / Deafened / Hard of Hearing and Deaf Blind with their PIP (Personal Independence Payments) but not on other benefits under DWP.
See www.rexash.com for more information.















Simon Hesselberg, Consultant
SMS: 07818 035 496
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