You are more likely to keep active if you are having fun and have friends to enjoy yourself with.
We all know how important it is to have active interests, to be able to take part in these alongside your friends, always having fun and learning along the way.
We are very proud of the variety of workshops and activities we are providing in our community.
Please follow the links below to find out what you would like to do.
We are all about people, fun, friendship and having new experiences in a safe and supported environment.
The variety of the activities on offer will engage you, nurture your ambitions and enrich your life. What will get your attention?
Our varied programme of activities is kindly supported by the Chalk Cliff Trust.
Following the great success of our Friendship Group in helping so many people to make new friends and try new things, the format of the group has changed to include more people through bigger events.
With thanks to Brighton & Hove City Council for funding new changes over the coming year, the new group will give people the opportunity to volunteer as part of an events team, who will plan and organise events for Grace Eyre.
To find out about these and other events taking place, visit our what’s on page.
If you have questions or want to get involved, please contact Jenny Good at jgood@grace-eyre.org or on 07816 646 331.
The Purple Clubhouse is a monthly club night run by autistic people and people with learning disabilities for everyone in the community.
We have now closed our Art Studio space at The Open Market, our physical art space. Instead we are moving to an online virtual trading space that will support a wide range of artists and provide employment opportunities for the art community we support.
We will be announcing our new online platform supporting marginalised artists soon.
In the meantime, take a look at some of the Grace Eyre Art Collective’s recent work:
Grace Eyre’s allotment is one of approximately 300 plots at the Weald Allotment site in Hove.
It is a fantastic space with huge potential to provide opportunities for the people we support. It is a place where we can establish connections with the wider community, break down barriers and contribute to a more equal and inclusive society.
We are also working with the charity Plot 22 to establish a collaborative partnership bringing people from different communities and groups together.
In addition to the Chalk Cliff Trust and Brighton & Hove City Council, our work is also kindly supported by Mencap, Waitrose and the David Solomons Charitable Trust.
