Supporting Wellbeing
& Independence
For people living with HIV
What we do
As recently announced, our Inpatient Unit will be closing at the end of March, as we move elements of our nursing provision into the community. Further updates will be provided shortly. Please note, all other Sussex Beacon services remain unaffected by this change. Read more on the IPU closure here.
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News and vacancies
The Sussex Beacon Announces New Direction
The Sussex Beacon has announced a restructure of its service provision, effective April 2025.
Care for people who live with HIV has changed immeasurably in recent decades. Earlier diagnosis and the introduction of effective anti-retroviral treatments helps people live healthy lives, with HIV now considered a long-term condition.
In response, The Sussex Beacon will be working to...
A Mindfulness Course For Life
The Sussex Beacon will be running a free online “Finding Peace” Mindfulness For Life Course, for people living with HIV, beginning next month. This evening course will run for 7 weeks, with each 90 minutes session starting at 18:30.
Open to anyone living with HIV in Sussex, the course offers a highly accessible, engaging and practical...
The Sussex Beacon Appoints New CEO
The Trustees of The Sussex Beacon are delighted to announce the appointment of Rachel Brett as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective April 2024.
Rachel will be joining The Sussex Beacon from YMCA Downslink, where she has held the position of Director of Children & Young People since 2015. Rachel is a qualified social worker and...
