Events

Events

Amazing challenges for everyone!

Raise money and awareness by taking part in these fun and memorable events. Something for all ages and abilities both at home and away. Money raised will help to fund our vital services.

Training

Training

We have developed comprehensive training days bringing people together from across organisations, community groups and local services to develop knowledge and skill in a variety of different topics.
What we do

What we do

Today Turning Tides helps over thousands of local people each year providing a range of services including a Community Hub and Accommodation Projects.

Getting Help

If you are experiencing or in danger of becoming homeless visit our nearest community hub.

Worthing Community Hub

St Clare’s Community Hub, 6-8 Marine Place, Worthing, West Sussex, BN11 3DN

Mon: 9am – 12pm
Tues: 9am – 10.30am
Weds: 9am – 10.45am
Thurs: 9am – 10.45am
Fri: 9am – 10.30am & 12pm – 2pm
Saturday 9:00 – 11:00
Sunday Closed

Phone: 01903 680745
Email: stclares@turning-tides.org.uk

Worthing Hub Location

Littlehampton Community Hub

United Reform Church, 1 High Street, Littlehampton, BN17 5EG

Open: Monday to Friday, 9am – 10.30am

Phone: 01903 723185

Littlehampton Hub Location

Horsham Community Hub

The Salvation Army, Depot Rd, Horsham, RH13 5PZ

Open: Mondays 9am-12noon

Phone: 07736 268902

Horsham Drop In Location

Latest News

Housing Manager (East Grinstead & Horsham)

Housing Manager – East Grinstead and Horsham (permanent) Salary £27,126 per annum 37.5 hours per week Turning Tides is...

Retail Closure

Turning Tides have made the difficult decision to close both their charity shops in Montague Street, Worthing...

Lent Challenge

Why not consider Turning Tides at Lent? With your help we can give the comfort most of...

Night shelters

Worthing Night Shelter Worthing based night shelters will be open from 5th November 2018 to 17th...

At the beginning of this year 2013 I was looking at being homeless for a second time in my life and once again Turning Tides was there to provide help and support. Initially through the day centre with help from the staff which included breakfast and advice. After a very short time I was provided with a room of my own at Byron Road (Short Term Assessment Hostel) and give further support with my addiction anxiety and depression. With regular meetings with my key worker and with the substance abuse worker I was gradually able to make more sense of my life and where I wanted to be.

Latest Twitter Updates

Saturday 6th July - listen to RG Winfield Blues Band @ New Amsterdam #SummerBusk19 #endinglocalhomelessness https://t.co/eCaaZ6JJqN (24 May , 2019)

So many events this year! Want to know more - phone us on 01903 680740. https://t.co/iySOjEv21k (23 May , 2019)

Don't forget to apply! https://t.co/pI013caBOj https://t.co/sfOJmSNRTv (22 May , 2019)

Don't forget Karen will be at Haywards Heath Jobcentre today. Come along and have a chat about housing matters.… https://t.co/armqLK79Xm (22 May , 2019)

Not sure if you can fundraise for us? We can help you. We have fundraising packs to support you every step of the w… https://t.co/XIw3IlkPFO (21 May , 2019)

We still have tickets for Royal Parks! Last chance! https://t.co/luAXR2J4o7 https://t.co/HlI2lwfEIu (20 May , 2019)

Why not cycle to Paris? Fantastic event! https://t.co/0N3OoGRjBh https://t.co/luAXR2J4o7 https://t.co/a2mNBt5xUh (20 May , 2019)

There is a way out of homelessness #endinglocalhomelessness https://t.co/ouIfjkA6IU (19 May , 2019)

Many homeless people cite mental health problems as a reason for being homeless - 26% of homeless people in the UK.… https://t.co/Afv0avyLBo (18 May , 2019)