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The people there often have complex needs, psychiatric or drug and alcohol problems. once you're put there and you get to see the people that are here and what goes on, it's like it's a dumping ground. leon rose has lived here for 18 months after being released from prison. while he is grateful for the accommodation, like many others, he feels isolated from his family in brighton. there is no point putting someone somewhere and just forgetting about them. when you put someone somewhere and it's temporary accommodation, surely you've got to be there to help them to move on, to progress to bette...

In kendal court after applying for emergency housing in brighton. a mature student, she was deemed vulnerable due to mental health problems which deteriorated at kendal court. just three weeks after being placed in the block, she took her own life. i don't think she really wanted to die. i read her facebook messages. in one of them, she said, "i don't want to die, ijust don't know how to live." it's not suitable, certainly for anyone who is vulnerable, who needs access to out—of—hours emergency mental health services. they should recognise that some people need more help than just a bed. a...

NEW alcohol policy measures should be considered to cut drink-related ambulance callouts and avoid a return to pre-pandemic levels, a study suggests.

/PRNewswire/ -- California Alcohol Policy Alliance (CAPA), and Alcohol Justice, held the 6th Annual #CAPASummit last Friday. The four-hour, virtual, bilingual,...

/PRNewswire/ -- California Alcohol Policy Alliance (CAPA), and Alcohol Justice, held the 6th Annual #CAPASummit last Friday. The four-hour, virtual, bilingual,...