A specialist hydrotherapy pool is now welcoming community bookings.
The Third Space on Dyke Road in Brighton, run by Achieve together, originally launched in 2025 to support people in Sussex with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs.
It has since become a valued community hub offering opportunities for connection, personal growth and inclusive activities.
The facility now welcomes bookings from community groups, charities, care providers and support organisations across Brighton and Sussex.
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Vicky Attenborough, operations director - south at Achieve together, said: "We're delighted to open The Third Space to the wider Brighton and wider Sussex community.
"From the outset, we wanted to create a space where people could come together, build connections and access opportunities that support their health and wellbeing."
The site features a newly refurbished hydrotherapy pool designed to support physical wellbeing, mobility and relaxation, as well as a versatile activity space for workshops and community events.
The pool, originally built in 1985, closed during the pandemic in 2020 and underwent significant renovations.
Laurie Finn, registered home manager at Achieve together, said: "Throughout 2025, we carried out extensive renovations, including a new roof and flooring, redesigned changing facilities and hoisting equipment and a brand-new plant room featuring advanced technology to ensure precise water quality management."
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