BHT Homeless Prevention

The East Sussex Floating Support Service by BHT Sussex provides short-term housing-related floating support for vulnerable people aged 16 and above in East Sussex. Their experienced staff offer personalized assistance, including preventing homelessness, managing tenancies, money management, and accessing healthcare. Eligible individuals receive support in their own homes, via phone or video calls, or at community venues.

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