Space, support and stability
Day Centre Opening Hours
What we do
We work with young homeless people to give them space, support & stability
We provide a space for 16-to-25-year olds who are homeless, where they can feel safe and 'just be', as well as getting access to services and support. We provide the everyday things that young homeless people need, like somewhere to shower, do laundry, eat a healthy meal, use computers and get post. By helping to meet these practical needs, young homeless people can focus on their futures.
We are the only drop-in day centre in Brighton & Hove for 16-to-25 year olds who are homeless or insecurely housed. We provide practical and emotional support to help young people to move from crisis to stability.
Discover Dandi's story
Dandi first came to the day centre with her brother, as she was too nervous to come on her own. Like many young people we support, she had become homeless as relations with her mum had deteriorated to the point where she could no longer live at home.
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As a small charity, we rely entirely on donations to keep our doors open. Could you help us by making a one-off or regular gift?
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“The Clock Tower Sanctuary meets your basic needs and that allows you to get organised and to try and get a job. Otherwise, you are in a fight or flight survival mode and you can very easily spiral down, becoming depressed and lonely. It’s exhausting.”
The latest news
Will you brave the cold at the Big City Sleep Out?
Join our challenging sleep out at the i-360 on Monday 16 December to raise vital funds for The Clock Tower Sanctuary. With the cold winds blowing off the sea, this will not be a comfortable night – but it is not meant to be. Whilst many of us are fortunate to go home to a warm bed most nights, one ...
We are delighted to be chosen as a Mayoral Charity for 2019-20
What an honour! The Mayor of Brighton & Hove, Alexandra Phillips MEP has chosen us as one of her official charities for her Mayoral year, alongside some amazing local and national charities. As well as benefiting from an exciting Gala Dinner in March 2020, we’re looking forward to working more closely with some of these incredible organisations, who also help ...
Make Change Count unites local homeless charities this winter
The Clock Tower Sanctuary is one of nine charities which will benefit from the city-wide campaign ‘Make Change Count’, which is also supported by Brighton & Hove Council and Sussex Police. All the organisations involved will receive donations from the Just Giving page and text to donate service with funding raised for vital practical services for people who are rough ...
Where we are
Day centre entrance for young people
You can find us just off Ship Street. We're in a little alley way between a clothes shop and a cafe called The Trading Post. Look for the sign on the street.
Office entrance for visitors and deliveries
We are at Wenlock House, 41-43 North Street, Brighton, BN1 1RH. You can find us to the left of The Body Shop.
Opening Hours
The day centre runs a drop-in service between 10am and 2pm, Monday to Friday and 11am-3pm on Saturday.
The office is open 9.30am to 5pm Monday to Friday.
Email and phone
Call us on 01273 722 353
Email us - services@thects.org.uk
For general queries and fundraising - info@thects.org.uk