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Stand Up for Social Care: Urgent Call for Action to Secure the Future of Vital Services

Social care is more than a service; it’s a lifeline for millions of individuals, families, and communities across the UK. On Wednesday, 29th January, social care advocates, led by Sue Livett, CEO of the Aldingbourne Trust, will gather at County Hall in Chichester to demand urgent investment and support for the sector. Our Chief Executive, […]

Southdown’s Brighton office has now moved to Isetta Square in Central Brighton

We are pleased to announce the opening of our new office at Isetta Square in Brighton. This move brings us from our former office at Frederick Place to a modern and centrally located facility designed to enhance both service delivery and staff wellbeing. Located in the heart of Brighton, Isetta Square provides upgraded amenities to […]

Southdown Welcomes New Board Members and Service Quality Committee Co-optee

After an extensive recruitment process, we are thrilled to announce the appointment of three new members to our Board, alongside the addition of a new Co-optee to our Service Quality Committee. Among the new Board members, two bring prior boardroom experience, while one is embarking on their first Board role, reflecting our commitment to developing […]

Matt Gough Chief Operating Officer at Southdown

Southdown Welcomes New Chief Operating Officer, Matt Gough

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Matt Gough as Southdown’s new Chief Operating Officer. Bringing a wealth of experience and a shared passion with our mission, Matt joins us at a pivotal time as we’re developing our five-year Business Strategy to help us be there for more people across Sussex.

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Brighton & Hove Recovery College’s Spring Term Announced

The College has launched its new prospectus for the term with many exciting courses and workshops added. The Open Day to be held on Friday 17th January. We are pleased to announce the launch of Brighton and Hove Recovery College’s 2025 Spring Term Prospectus. This year, our Spring Term will run from Monday 3rd February […]