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A Little Poorly Brighton

​A Little Poorly was created as a way to support people living with disabilities to navigate complicated systems and medical terminology. As a community group the welfare and safety of our members is most important, therefore our team regularly undertake training and seek advice on where best to signpost to local support services.

Who are ALPB?

Who are
ALPB?

ALPB is a disability community group in Brighton.

ALPB is a disability community group designed to network residents living in Brighton, Hove and the surrounding areas. We are committed to being a safe, welcoming environment that is accessible for all.​​​

What do we do?

ALPB specialise in offering community advice, signposting to services and.

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Founded
by Lauren

Meet Lauren

Founded by Lauren in 2019, our community has grown into a large support network across Brighton and Hove.

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Previously @aticcersguidetolife

In recent years Lauren has decided to rebrand as 'A Little Poorly Lauren' with the aim to develop her 'little poorly' community across the UK.​

Can I join?

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Do you identify as...

Neurodiverse, D/ deaf, Disabled, Having a mental health problem or a chronic illness?

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Are you a carer?

Do you care for someone who is Disabled, Chronically ill, Neurodiverse or lives with a Mental Health Condition?

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Where are you based?

Do you live in Brighton, Hove or the surrounding areas?

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Our Community

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​We run accessible workshops, offer online support and guidance and create a safe space for our members to connect.

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We are committed to advocating for disability rights, access to care, accessibility in public spaces and empowering the disabled and chronically ill community.  We are a support group aimed at empowering and connecting the disabled and chronically ill community.

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Our Resources

We have a range of carefully curated resources focused on accessibility guides, craft projects and skill-building.

 

This means our members can access advice at any time and in their own home. We are happy to signpost people to charities and organisations who can offer professional and tailored support.

Our Events

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We run accessible workshops, offer online support and guidance and create a safe space for our members to connect.

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Carers, friends and family are always welcome to join. 

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Our Promise

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We are committed to being a safe, welcoming environment for all. 

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All our meet-ups are held in accessible locations suitable for wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility. We also provide a zoom alternative with a live transcript and closed captions.

How to join

Read our Rules

Here at ALPB we take the safety of our members safety very seriously, take a look at our revised group rules and polices here.

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Find us on Facebook

We originated as a Facebook group and have expanded over time to have a small Facebook an Instagram page- find us here.

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Fill out a form

Fill out a form so we can support our community safely.

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What our members say

"The support and sense of community is unlike any other"

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Work with us

ALPB organises a range of events, including craft meet-ups, support with admin and art therapy. We are passionate about collaborating with local businesses and professionals who are also committed to boosting self-esteem and wellbeing

As a community group the welfare and safety of our members is most important, therefore our team regularly undertake training and seek advice on where best to signpost to local support services. We partner with local small businesses such as art therapists, self defence practitioners, yoga instructors, British sign language teachers and chefs and use funding to teach our disability group life skills which could aid future employment, life skills, independent living and self esteem. 

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Supported by Sussex Community Foundation and

Brighton and Hove Communities Fund

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We aim for our website to be accessible as possible inclusive of disability. For more information on how we do this, please see our full Accessibility policy.

If you experience any difficulty accessing our website or services, please do not hesitate to contact Lauren directly at alittlepoorly@gmail.com.

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