Ageing well in Brighton & Hove

Find out more about the resources and services available with Age UK in Brighton & Hove.
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There are all sorts of resources available for older adults in Brighton & Hove through existing services or brand-new offers from Age UK.

Older People’s Walk-in Hub

The hub provides information, advice and support on a range of topics - everything cost-of-living support, to help at home and care planning, to benefits checks, getting a blue badge and much more. 

You can walk in to get information and advice from the Age UK team including booking an appointment with their Senior Benefits Advisor.

Did you know £23 Billion in benefits go unclaimed every year?  This is usually due to people not knowing they’re entitled to claim. Last year, Age UK supported people, to claim £4.5 million, straight back into the pockets of older people.

They also have Digital volunteers who can support with learning digital devices and problem solving.

Age UK are working on putting some workshops and events on in 2025, with more information to follow soon! Keep an eye on their website for updates.

Find out more about the Walk-in Hub.

Age UK West Sussex, Brighton & Hove
Ground Floor,
95 Queens Road,
Brighton,
BN1 3XE

The Hub will be open weekdays, from 9.30am until 4pm. 

Care at Home

In addition to their Help at Home team, providing support with shopping and housework, Age UK have just launched their new Care at Home team in Brighton & Hove.

Whether the need is personal care, assistance with daily tasks, or simply companionship, their team is here to help.

Care at Home services can support in everyday life and helping older residents live comfortably at home.

Read more about Care at Home.

Coming soon: a new Dementia Assessment Service

More information on this new service will be shared soon. In the meantime, Age UK already offer support at Tower House in Brighton on Tuesdays.

They believe that with the best care and support, people can live well with dementia and in older age. Age UK aims to help people maintain their skills and independence in a social and friendly environment, while allowing carers a relaxing break.

Explore current services and support.

Additional resources 

The team have collated some topical articles, timely reports and signposting which are all worth reading.

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