A COMMUNITY centre that supports vulnerable people in one of the most deprived parts of the city could be forced to close.
The Whitehawk Inn provides adult education classes, support and advice for people living in east Brighton. But the centre, owned by Brighton Housing Trust, looks set to close at the end of March because the charity can no longer afford to run it.
Residents and service users said they were saddened by the end of a vital amenity in Whitehawk.
Present: Anne Glow Jainene Healy Andy Silsby
Apologies. Chris El Shabba, Angie Preston
Attendance - Concern raised that some TAs are not aware of this meeting. It was explained that where a TA chair had given their contact details to SES they were included on the mailing however due to BHCC's Data Protection rules TA chairs contact details cannot be shared by their officers with outside agencies - SES follows the online guidance and provides information to the responsible RIO to be passed to the relevant person
DueEast regrets to announce the sad death of one of our founding Trustees - Neil Smith - who passed away recently. Neil worked tirelessly on
You are warmly invited to the next Due East Crime Prevention Forum at 10am Wednesday 31st May at the Valley Social Centre Whitehawk Way Brighton BN2 5HE
Please do your best to attend.
If you attend you will be
Read more: Due East Crime Prevention Forum at 10am Wednesday 31st May
Let go. Have fun. Connect. Explore.
Drama games for playful self-discovery
The 5 week group begins on Monday 5th June from 1.30pm2.30pm at The Whitehawk Inn
If you would like to try it out before signing up, or just want to enjoy a one-off session, come along to one of our taster sessions first:
In this newsletter find details of
Free events in DueEast Venues as part of Brighton Festival Full programme - www.dueeast.org.uk
Free Family Fun day in East Brighton Park
Advance details of our own DueEast Festival
Lots of Free Local Family Activities from DueEast and its Partners
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Accessible Cafe : Dotties Cafe has opened in East Brighton Park providing an accessible working environment for deaf people with deaf staff aimed at creating an inclusive community space for everyone. Funding Request : £500 for publicity and improving accessibility with a ramp.