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Service users from Shinewater Court, in Eastbourne, have been enjoying day trips to the Circus; visiting the local marina and partying at their annual Summer Disco.

Increasing a person’s independence and ability to participate in meaningful activities are key aims of neurorehabilitation, as greater participation is associated with better quality of life and general wellbeing.

Staff at York House have been awarded the Cate Devane Award for Excellence in Care, given in memory of their much-loved Deputy Manager who passed away in 2016 after a year-long battle with leukaemia.

Nick Peniston-Bird and Dean Vince are taking an epic journey from Worthing to Paris. They'll be cycling over 320 miles in four days to raise money for Ernest Kleinwort Court, a cause close to their hearts.

Staff and the people they support at Beech Hill are celebrating after being awarded ‘Outstanding’ by care watchdog the CQC, which puts them in the top two per cent of care providers in the whole of England.

Bristol Road and West Heath House presented a free educational seminar: ‘Finding neuro: exploring hidden disability’. which was hugely popular and sold out in advance, with over 60 delegates attending.

Don’t miss your chance to watch Louis Theroux's BBC documentary: 'A Different Brain' again. The programme was filmed at our services and will be broadcast on tv channel REALLY on 25th July at 10pm.

Retiring Headteacher Ruth Bovill was "bowled over by the lovely gesture" after Heathermount School's new sports hall was named after her. 'The Bovill' Sports Hall was officially opened by local MP Adam Afriye.

Jane Percy House has been rated as ‘Good’ by CQC; meeting each of the fundamental standards. This was a very important achievement as they had also been found to be ‘Good’ at their last inspection in March 2015.

On 24th June David Briggs completed the 150 mile cycling challenge; Coast to Coast across the north of Britain in memory of Huw Thatcher. It took him 10 hours, which is an amazing feat. Well done, David.