We are delighted to be part of the Family Fun Day in Eastbourne for families with children with SEND in East Sussex. The day will run on 29th July 2026 from 11am to 3pm at Kings Church in Eastbourne, and, as well as some timetabled activities, there will be lots of fun, engaging activities for all ages.
Hello! My name is Luanda, and I’m the Community Health and Engagement Officer for Eastbourne, East Sussex. I bring 15 years of care industry experience to the team, having worked in various roles including Care Coordinator and Mandatory Care Trainer. I have always enjoyed and learnt enormously working with carer as well as service users
The East Sussex Wheelchair Service is committed to supporting the health, wellbeing, and social inclusion of wheelchair users across our communities.
We recognise the importance of physical activity, sport, and community participation in maintaining independence, confidence, and overall wellbeing.
We are delighted to announce the launch of our new website for Service Users and partnering Health Professionals across East Sussex.
Register to come along and enjoy a choice of fully inclusive activities, including a zip wire, pentagon lower and archery. It’s a great chance to create memories, uncover strengths, and make new friends, supported by the encouraging, friendly team at Hindleap.
Our Community Health and Engagement Officers from Hampshire & Surrey, Emily Galton and Alex Gournay, recently attended the Kidz to Adultz South exhibition in Farnborough on 1st May, this time with a stand to represent Ross Care!
At Ross Care, we are committed to improving the lives of children and young people who use wheelchairs. As a trusted provider of NHS Wheelchair Services, we understand that mobility is just one part of the journey - true empowerment and inclusion come from community, confidence, and opportunity.
In 2023, Ross Care partnered with Little Gate to provide a Supported Internship at East Sussex Wheelchair Service. Here you can read about his success story and those who’ve worked closely with him.
When people see you for the first time in your new wheelchair, little do they know the journey you have already been on to get this far. To obtain the correct powerchair for you is not a case of picking it from a lineup of different makes and models, nor is it like catalogue shopping. It is a more sophisticated process than that...
It has been a year since I started my role as the Community Health and Engagement Officer at Ross Care. Coming from a foreign country, just a few months prior, I initially felt of a huge challenge. The company also underwent some significant changes during this time. As I progressed, I unveiled more about the role and how I can make a change in the community I serve.
