UKRAINIAN people still need our help – that is the message from East Sussex County Council as Ukraine marks two years since the start of the full-scale invasion.
With Ukrainians still being forced to flee their homes, and those already in the county looking for settled accommodation, residents are being asked to consider becoming a host family for those seeking refuge. Continue reading
VOLUNTEERS are being sought for a scheme to support people prepare for big changes in their lives.
East Sussex County Council’s Life Transitions Service is looking for people who can build friendly and trusting relationships and who want to play a part in improving lives. Continue reading
EAST SUSSEX residents can now contact the council using British Sign Language (BSL).
The council has launched an initial six-month trial of the BSL interpreting service, SignLive, to ensure more residents can access the help and support they need.
RESIDENTS in East Sussex are being urged to take action now to ensure they stay warm and well this winter.
The cold weather can be dangerous for vulnerable groups such as families with young children, older people and those with long-term illnesses.
