Eastbourne seafront Changing Places toilet

What is a Changing Places toilet?

A Changing Places toilet is somewhere private and clean with the correct equipment for disabled adults and children to use when out and about.

How do they differ from a disabled toilet?

Unlike standard disabled toilets, the Changing Places has extra specialist equipment and plenty of space for the user and more than one carer.

What extra equipment is included?

• A height adjustable changing bed
• A tracking hoist system
• A centrally placed toilet with room either side for carers 
• Screen for privacy
• Paper roll to cover the bed
• Yellow waste bin for disposable pads
• Non slip floor

Access to Eastbourne seafront Changing Places toilets

The Eastbourne seafront facility is intended for use by disabled people who require assistance of a carer or need extra facilities. 

Access can be gained by asking any member of the seafront team. Alternatively we offer a membership scheme were you will be given your own key. To become a member users can apply at the Eastbourne seafront office or online (below).

Evidence of top rate Disabled Living Allowance, Personal Independence Payment or Diagnosis Letter must be provided for a key fob to be issued. Carers must also provide proof of ID. 

You can download a membership application form and leaflet below.

Further information

You can find additional information about Changing Places toilets on the Changing Places Consortium website.