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East Sussex Floating Support Service (formerly known as Home Works)

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East Sussex Floating Support Service (ESFSS) is short-term housing-related advice and support ("floating support") across East Sussex provided by BHT Sussex for vulnerable people,  aged 16-59 , who need support to live independently.

BHT Sussex's team of experienced staff provide flexible, personalised, short-term support including preventing homelessness, managing a tenancy, money management and accessing healthcare.

This service supports people who are:

• At risk of losing their accommodation. This could include facing eviction because of landlord problems, being in rent or mortgage arrears, causing or experiencing anti-social behaviour, or being subject to domestic abuse, harassment or hate crimes
• Requiring support to sustain their accommodation and live independently. This service provides short-term support to resolve housing-related issues such as home adaptations and daily living equipment, reducing energy bills, dealing with utilities arrears, or acquiring suitable white goods and furniture
• Living in temporary accommodation including hostels and bed and breakfasts who need support to access and maintain more sustainable accommodation
• Living in unsuitable accommodation or unsafe situations. For example, if the property is over-crowded, in disrepair or is unsafe, including where there is domestic abuse, or a property is causing a health condition to deteriorate
• Moving into new accommodation. This service supports people to find suitable accommodation, set up new tenancies and settle into a new home, with tasks such as setting up utilities, acquiring furniture and accessing local amenities and community support

This service also signposts individuals and/or carers and family members to health and social care services, education, training and employment providers, and voluntary and community services that will assist with accessing and maintaining housing and living independently.

Support will be provided in people’s own homes, via phone or video call, or in community venues.

Eligibility

This service welcomes referrals for people who are resident in East Sussex, are aged 16-59, are vulnerable and have support needs due to, for example, age, disadvantage, disability, substance misuse or ill health.

This service does not take self-referrals. Please see our website for the list of organisations who can make referrals and the referral forms.

For people over the age of 60 in need of housing-related support, please see the  East Sussex Floating Support Service (formerly known as STEPS)  service, also provided by BHT Sussex.

Service Details

• Health services
• Other agency
• Social Care
• No self-referral
• Children's Services

Cost & Availability

Free service.

This page was last updated on 09 October 2023

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Home works free countywide service, what does it do, home works service - short term support for long term independence.

Southdown deliver the East Sussex generic floating support service "Home Works" across all of East Sussex.  The goals of the service are to help people achieve the Communities and Local Government department’s desired outcomes which are:

• Achieve economic wellbeing
• Enjoy life and achieve ambitions
• Make a positive contribution to their community
• Better manage their physical health and emotional wellbeing
• Supporting you to work out what you need to do to overcome your housing issues and what type of help you need
• Giving guidance and coaching you on how to manage tasks related to keeping your home
• Helping you to understand your tenancy or mortgage responsibilities
• Supporting you to settle in to your new home and set up your gas, electric and water supply
• Referring you to independent legal and advocacy services if you need this
• Connecting you with other services and opportunities in the community that can help you manage in other areas of your life
• Working closely with other agencies giving you advice and support to make sure our support fits well with this
• Only sharing information about you with relevant agencies and with your permission.

We have access to interpreters and can provide information in a variety of formats if you need this.

Who it is for?

The home works service is for you if:.

• you live in East Sussex, in any type of housing
• you are aged between 16 and 64
• you are a single person, a couple or family
• you are at risk of losing your home, are already homeless, or living in unsuitable accommodation
• you need help and support around housing
• you will benefit from short-term support

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Advice if you are homeless.

Homelessness can often be avoided if you act quickly and get the right help.

You do not have to be living on the street to be homeless. You may be legally classed as homeless if you:

• live in insecure conditions, such as staying with friends and family (sofa surfing)
• live in inadequate or unfit housing
• have a place to sleep but it’s temporary, such as a hostel or an institution

Floating housing support service (formerly STEPS and Home Works)

BHT Sussex can provide support if you are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, see:

• Help with your housing and staying in your own home  

Specialist housing advice service - BHT Sussex

This service is for residents on a low income who require legal advice for a housing issue. It provides free, confidential advice on homelessness, possession action, tenancy rights, disrepair and more.

• Eastbourne specialist housing advice service  
• Hastings specialist housing advice service

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You can also contact your district or borough council for help with homelessness:

• Lewes and Eastbourne Councils 
• Hastings Borough Council
• Rother District Council
• Wealden District Council

Help for people sleeping rough

You can contact your district or borough council if you have concerns about rough sleepers:

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The Norman Conquest , which brought tremendous changes to England , began with the decisive Battle of Hastings on October 14, 1066. Harold II , the last Anglo-Saxon king of England, was killed in this battle. On Christmas Day William, duke of Normandy, was crowned king. He became known as William the Conqueror .

After long preparations William set sail from Normandy. On September 28 he landed his army of 4,000 to 7,000 cavalry and infantry at Pevensey on the English Channel and moved eastward along the coast to Hastings. Harold hurried from the north of England with his army of about 7,000 men, many of whom were half-armed, untrained peasants. On October 13 Harold took a strong position on a hill between the port of Hastings and the present-day village of Battle. At dawn the next day William roused his troops and set out on an 8-mile (13-kilometer) march to join battle before Harold’s troops were rested.

All day the battle raged. Norman horsemen pressed up the hill. Standing close together and protected by great shields, the English wielded their long-handled battle-axes with terrible effect. Throughout the day William alternated cavalry charges with flights of arrows from his archers. Pretending retreat, he drew the English from their entrenched position and annihilated them. Harold was killed when an arrow pierced his eye. His brothers had already been slain. The English fought on until dusk. Then they fled, leaving the field to William. After the battle William and his army moved northward to isolate London.

The town of Hastings, which gave its name to the battle, is now a borough (district) in the administrative county of East Sussex. It is a thriving seaside resort.

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