Impact’s one-to-one Advocacy service stops vulnerable people’s lives going into crisis and gives people the power to take control. We also support self advocacy groups. 

The advocacy office is currently closed due to coronavirus, however our staff team is very much still available to help you throughout this challenging time. Call us if you want to speak to someone about any aspect of keeping healthy & well or want information on help & support available.

Telephone: 01903 730044

Supported Employment West Sussex (SEWS) is a new service operated by Impact Workability and the Aldingbourne Trust’s WorkAid.

The scheme aims to match adults with learning disabilities, autism, physical disability, sensory impairment and/or acquired brain injury, or those who are carers, with suitable work placements and includes help for employers to get the most from their valuable and productive new employee.

The Workability office is currently closed due to coronavirus, however our staff team is very much still available to help you throughout this challenging time. Call us if you want to speak to someone about any aspect of keeping healthy & well or want information on help & support available.

Telephone: 01903 730044

Aspie Trainers is a team of adults on the autistic spectrum supported by Impact, who are on a mission to improve the lives of autistic people through advancing people’s understanding of the condition. In the four years since their inception, they have designed and delivered autism training to hundreds of people across Brighton and Hove and West Sussex, as well as providing flexible, autism-friendly employment and work experience for the Trainers themselves.

Telephone: 07471 353062