Get Involved

We have plenty of great opportunities for you, your company, school or group to support our work.

Get Involved

We have plenty of great opportunities for you, your company, school or group to support our work.

How you can help

Play your part in combating homelessness. Donate, fundraise or volunteer to make a difference.

Make a donation

Set up a standing order or make a donation today to help provide a better future for a vulnerable person.

Fundraising Events

Take part in a new challenge and fundraise for those who need our support.

Fundraise at home

Check out some of our ideas for fundraising at home!

Corporate Partners

Partner with BHT Sussex to help fight homelessness.

Organise Your Own Event

Got a fab fundraising idea? We’ve got plenty of ideas and resources to help you plan your event.

Leave a Legacy

Give a lasting gift in your will and give back to your community.

Fundraising tools and resources

Download our fundraising toolkit today.

Volunteer

BHT Sussex has volunteers throughout the organisation in a variety of different roles and projects.

Client Involvement

BHT Sussex Housing Services are committed to engaging and involving tenants from all communities to help shape and improve our services, in Brighton, Eastbourne and Hastings.

£2

will pay for a client at First Base to have their clothes washed and dried.

£5

will buy refreshments for vulnerable women who attend Threshold’s peer
support drop-in for a week.

£25

will pay for an assessment and support plan to help someone move away from rough sleeping.

£50

will provide a nutritious breakfast and lunch for 60 clients at First Base each day.

£100

will pay for skills training to help a person who is homeless secure employment.

£160

will pay for one vulnerable woman to receive 12 weeks of counselling.

Donate

Real life stories from BHT Sussex

Find out how your support provides vital help to our service users

Going through the process of being granted asylum in the UK can be long, arduous and draining for people who have already been through traumatic events in their country of origin. Abdi went years without representation, ...

Neil

Neil started sleeping rough around two years ago. He was suffering from physical and mental health problems that had been exacerbated by life on the streets. When he first started coming to First Base, Neil was ...

Mia

Mia, a 75-year-old Spanish woman, was living in sheltered accommodation and had been facing significant financial difficulties for approximately five years due to an ongoing issue with her National Insurance (NI) number. This issue caused her ...