Reformed East Sussex

We believe in people

We’re a dedicated team of support workers all with lived experience of the criminal justice system and addiction, supporting rehabilitation in the community through education, training and employment.

We're here to support you
make a positive change

If you want to turn your life around and are committed to making a change we can help you rebuild. We support current and previously imprisoned adults and young people (from the age of 16) and recovering addicts turn their lives around and build self-esteem.

Working with community partners our support is focused on intervention, prevention and reduction in offending and substance misuse. We’ll help you either find employment or help improve your employability.

People supported so far

Our team

Our work is built on and inspired by our lived experience of the criminal justice system, substance misuse and addiction – we know what you have been through, so you can trust us to support you.

Hire our clean team

By hiring Charmaine’s Angels Clean Team you’re helping to keep Reformed East Sussex going. 100% of the profits go to RES.

All our cleaners are skilfully trained and expertly equipped so whether you need professional commercial services or domestic cleaning we’re your perfect choice.

Help us make a difference to people's lives

By donating to R.E.S you are enabling us to further help improve the lives of vulnerable people in your community. Please only donate what you feel you can spare. Thank you so much for your continued support.

Our courageous clients

"I wasn’t judged in any way. The staff at R.E.S understand the difficulties of getting back into employment with a criminal background and gave me the confidence and knowledge needed to find employment."

"After being in prison for eight years I found it difficult to find a job. R.E.S were very helpful and friendly, helping me update my CV and gain CSCS training to enable me to find a job."

"R.E.S were understanding people who knew what I was going through. Knowing that those supporting me had also gone through similar experiences gave me hope that possibilities were out there for me."