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Library Services
The libraries also have lots of resources to help you gain skills independently and flexibly.
Becoming a library member is free, quick and easy to do.
There are lots of wonderful free resources on the online library for you to read and to listen to.
The libraries are packed with information to help you discover the rich and fascinating history of your local area. As well as all of the books and resources available you can also get support from volunteers to help you.Find out more
The library is also the perfect place to start discovering your family history. Free access to Ancestry and Find My Past is available on all library computers. There are resources that you can access from home too, via the Online Reference Library
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Other Useful Resources
ID for Voting
If you do not currently have an accepted form of photo ID, you can apply for photo ID to vote (called a ‘Voter Authority Certificate’). To apply you will need:
- Your registered voting address
- A recent, digital photo (guidelines for which can be found in the application process)
- Your National Insurance Number
East Sussex Trading Standards Scam Awareness
Digital Skills Resources
What you need to register on the NHS app
Word Exercises
- Word Exercise 1: Swift Parrot
- Word Exercise 2: Ex Dungeness
- Word Exercise 3: Tables Ex Toy Shop
- Word Exercise 4: Tables Ex A Calendar
- Word Exercise 5: Basic Formatting
- Free Word Tutorials
Excel Exercises
Learn touch typing free - with TypingClub
Cost of Living Support
Get help with the cost of living - you may be able to get help with money, food, heating, mental health and more.
Help in an emergency - if you need urgent help with food or utilities you might qualify for emergency support.
Help with food - find local options for help with food.
Information about benefits- including for sickness, disability, family situations and Universal Credit.
You can also access free and confidential advice about benefits by calling 0333 344 0681. Or email benefitseastsussex@harcuk.com
Keep warm and well in East Sussex - the Warm Home Check service offers advice and support to anyone struggling to stay warm at home.
Help for Job Seekers
Help for Unpaid Carers
Advice on benefits, rent and bills
