Seaview is incredibly proud to be one of 8 national winners of a GSK/Kings Fund Impact Award 2018. The awards are made to voluntary sector organisations who have led an exceptionally positive impact on the Health and Wellbeing of the communities they serve. Below is a short film which demonstrates the impact of Seaview in our local community.
Open access wellbeing centre
We provide a warm and welcoming building where people can find help, comfort, friendship and inspiration. We offer laundry, washing facilities as well as access to activities such as gym, arts choir, healthy hot meals and friendship.
RADAR Recovery groups Peer Leadership
We provide peer support opportunities and leadership through our RADAR (refocus, assess, develop, activate, recover) programme.
Housing, Navigator and Outreach team
We help those who have been rough sleeping navigate support services, including short-term crisis accommodation to prevent rough sleeping.
Personal development
We offer a range of personal and group activities to help and encourage people to realise their full potential.
Meeting primary healthcare needs
We enjoy a close partnership with St John Ambulance to provide regular access to a nurse and podiatrist.
For more information, please visit seaviewproject.co.uk.
- Rough Sleepers Outreach Service – enabling Seaview to reach out and make contact with more rough sleepers on the street in the early hours on the street, verifying and checking on the welfare of rough sleepers and encouraging individuals to take the first steps in finding a home.
- Seaview Accommodation Support Service (SASS) – supporting former entrenched rough sleepers in their homes and in doing so helping to stop the revolving door of homelessness.
- Wellbeing Centre – providing further support to those who use our Wellbeing Centre Services throughout the year.
