We are still here for you!
Face to face work in the community.
We are now running groups and drop-ins face to face again.
- Telephone helpline Monday-Friday 9-5pm
- Advocacy (over the phone, via video calls or face to face)
- Drop-In session information
Please keep checking our website for details.
Open 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday
Giving people with learning disabilities a voice
Our vision is a world where people with learning disabilities have the same rights, choice and control over their lives as everyone else.
Speak Out has been an independent advocacy charity in Brighton and Hove since 1994. We make sure that people with learning disabilities can speak up and take action about the things that matter to them.
How we can help you
We offer an a range of services, click on one of the buttons below to find out more:
What is a learning disability?
Learning disability is a term that refers to individuals who find it hard to:
- learn
- understand
- communicate
- undertake everyday tasks
A learning disability is a lifelong condition. Many people with a learning disability will need support to live as independently as possible.
Learning disability doesn't include specific learning difficulties like dyspraxia or dyslexia. It doesn't include autism either, although lots of people with autism also have a learning disability.
Speak Out with Danielle is a mini video interview series that has been filmed and edited by Danielle Garratt from Speak Out. Danielle has put this together to help us all through these difficult times by looking at how people are coping during Covid-19.
News and Events
Speak Out East Drop-In
Funding from the Vegware UK Community Fund
Fulfilling Lives – Information on Child Protection and Care Proceedings
Thumbs Up Scheme
The Thumbs Up scheme aims to improve customer service for people with learning disabilities in Brighton and Hove.
By joining, you could help make a difference to nearly 5000 people with learning disabilities in our city. Join the Thumbs Up Scheme today!
To find out more, contact Liz Holmes: [email protected]
Volunteering
Find out about becoming a Volunteer Advocate with Speak Out.
Volunteer Advocates help people with learning disabilities to express their views, be informed, uphold their rights, make choices, resolve problems and be active citizens in the community.
Our Funders
