News and reports

Right at Home Worthing & Shoreham District is a high-quality homecare provider, dedicated to supporting older people and adults living with disabilities to remain independent, comfortable, and happy in their own homes.

Warm Spaces are somewhere you can go to keep warm and enjoy some company. In some locations you will be able to get refreshments, take part in activities and access advice and information about local services.

Viv Evans, the Community Centre Development Worker, is excited to share an update since Healthwatch West Sussex collaborated with Broadfield Community Centre to gather insights from those who use and hire it.

Community Link, delivered by Horsham District Council, provides Technology Enabled Care (TEC) to help residents live independently, safely, and confidently at home.

One in seven patients who have been referred by their GP are stuck waiting for specialist care due to GP referrals being delayed, lost, or rejected.

NHS Sussex ICB has worked with local dental practices to boost the number of appointments available for patients in need of urgent dental care.

These reports details our key activities for the last quarter, including how we have engaged with the public, a summary of the feedback we have collected, our reports, recommendations and any outcomes or impact made.

Dial-A-Ride will pick you up from your door in a wheelchair accessible minibus or other suitable vehicle, with a trained driver who can help you get from A to B as smoothly as possible.

Our monthly newsletter, keeping you in the loop with all things health and social care! We share the latest news, insights, and exciting events happening in our community.

The NHS Breast Screening service offers routine mammograms to detect breast cancer early in women aged 50 to 70, with invitations sent automatically to GP female patients every three years.

As part of our ongoing Cost of Living response, West Sussex Libraries will be providing Essential Toiletries Kits free to residents.

The aim of this lived experience project was to amplify the voices of blind and partially sighted people across Sussex, by highlighting the health inequalities and barriers to accessing and engaging with NHS services.