Spotlight
ESCIS
ESCIS - Bringing communities together. Discover what's in your local area.
ESCIS is a database of community information and events developed and managed by the Library and Information Service of East Sussex County Council, in association with Brighton and Hove Library Service.
It is a free resource for everyone. Free to list and free to use.
Support from Your Library
With the rise in the cost of living it can be hard to know where to turn to. We can help you get the information you need or just provide a warm space for you and your family. We are open for everyone, even if you are not a member.
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
Learning Services
Are you thinking of a qualification in Maths, English or IT but don’t have the time? Then studying with Learning Services may be the answer.
IT For You
Need help with an important task using a computer? Learn, improve or refresh your computer skills on our relaxed training courses.
Reading Friends
brings people together to read, share stories and have fun.Visit the Reading Friends Page
Keep warm and well in East Sussex
The Warm Home Check service offers advice and support to anyone struggling to stay warm at home.
Open for parents
Information about managing your child’s behaviour, supporting their development or their emotional wellbeing and support and advice to help you build a positive relationship with your child.
Sussex Community Development Association
SCDA works across Sussex, running community based projects aimed at addressing the needs of those most vulnerable in the community.