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Devonshire Avenue Baptist Church is a church in the heart of Southsea.
We are a friendly group of people of all ages, backgrounds and nationalities - but with a common desire to serve Jesus in our city.
Whether you live locally, or are visiting the area, we hope our website will introduce you to who we are and what we do. We hope we'll see you soon at The Avenue.

Doctors Surgery

We are a group of younger, and younger minded Stroke survivors and carers.

The Disabled Sailors Association provides sailing for disabled people in wheelchair accessible yachts and special dinghies, it allows any disability to take full control of the boats.

DISC is a drop in service that aims to offer somewhere for stroke survivors to meet up in a relaxed atmosphere and also give carers an opportunity to meet with others in the same circumstances. DISC meets on Thursdays between 2 & 4pm at Buckland Community Centre.

For more information about DISC contact Chris Hoy by telephone on his mobile number 07771 962 562 or by emailing him at cmhoy@btinternet.com

Welcome to our Dental Practice situated at 144 Eastney road, Southsea, Hampshire PO4 8DY Established in 1940 We believe it to be one of the longest established family practices in the Portsmouth area.

We are a professional Family dental practice providing quality dental care in a relaxed friendly environment.

We have an experienced and dedicated team whose mission is to deliver and maintain the highest standard of dental care for which this practice is renowned.

Drayton United Church is a joint Methodist and United Reformed Church serving the local community.

A warm welcome is extended to all.

Our main service is at 10.00am on Sunday mornings. On the third Sunday of each month, there is also an evening service of reflection and interaction at 6.30pm. There is an additional communion service on the first Sunday of each month at 9.00am. This is followed by breakfast from 9.30am and All Age café Style Church, very suitable for families.

We call this service all aboard

All are welcome to join us for all or any part of the morning.

A Sunday Club, ‘Reboot’, for young people aged from three years to teenagers meets in the halls on Sunday mornings from 9.45am. Parents are also welcome with younger children. The club provides free-play activities, time to relax and age-appropriate Christian teaching. During the week, a number of groups meet. These include Bible study, ‘Open Door’, a Friendship Group for Senior Citizens and an active Choir.

The church sponsors a range of Uniformed Organisations for all ages who meet throughout the week and a Playgroup that meets daily. A variety of groups from the community also meet regularly on the premises. We have three halls, (one with a stage) a kitchen and a small Committee Room. Enquiries about booking halls to: Julie Hale, Halls Administration Secretary - juliehale2069@gmail.com

The church entrance and foyer include a welcoming coffee area, which is open to the local community for Coffee on Friday mornings between 10.30 and 11.30. A Jubilee Garden in the grounds of the Church has recently been created. All are welcome to come and use this space for rest and reflection.

"A free and confidential service for young people up to the age of 25"

What we offer
Face-to-face meetings for young people

A worker from DASS can meet a young person in a variety of places such as their home, school, family hub, youth club or even a coffee shop.

We also run confidential drop-in sessions at the DASS building (55 Kingston Road, Fratton, Portsmouth, PO2 7DP). These are on Monday and Tuesday evenings between 5.30-8pm

Drop-in sessions for parents

The service also offers confidential, supportive drop-in sessions for Portsmouth parents who have concerns or questions. This can be around their child’s substance use, or potential use of drugs or alcohol. These run from DASS building every 3rd Monday of the month between 1pm-3pm.

Training for professionals and schools

DASS provides training to organisations and staff who work with young people to offer substance misuse support. If you are part of a team and would like to arrange for one of our trainers to deliver at your place of work, please reach out for more information: DASS@portsmouthcc.gov.uk

We also offer Drug and Alcohol Awareness training twice a year. You can book on this through learning support team – if you don’t have access to this you can contact us directly at DASS@portsmouthcc.gov.uk

You can learn more about our support for professionals here.

A confidential service
The service is confidential in line with safeguarding policies. This means the worker would only discuss the young person with others if there was a risk of serious harm, and they would normally discuss this with the young person first if possible.

DASS encourages parent involvement, but only where a young person is comfortable with this – it’s not a requirement to access support.

Dying Matters resources
A whole section with downloadable posters, leaflets pod casts and information for people approaching end of life