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Not-for-profit NBS delivers free, impartial and helpful
practical and emotional advice to people who are
bereaved, as well as those preparing for their own future
incapacity and death or that of people they care for.
Helping clients to make the right choices for their own
circumstances, via a free helpline, email or webchat,
professional bereavement advisers provide immediate
emotional support and suggest trusted organisations for
longer-term guidance with grief, while practical information
helps those dealing with a death to navigate essential
administration tasks.

The National Careers Service provides high quality, free and impartial careers advice, information and guidance. Our service is available to anyone aged 13+ no matter what stage of the careers journey you’re at.

National Childbirth Trust

We support LGBT+ people who have experienced abuse and violence.

Our team has decades of experience in supporting LGBT+ people who are victims of domestic abuse, sexual violence, hate crime, so-called conversion therapies, honour-based abuse, forced marriage, and other forms of abuse.

Our helplines are open to anyone LGBT+ in the UK, as well as friends, family members, and professionals who may be concerned about an LGBT+ person who is facing abuse.

You can refer yourself into our services, or you can refer someone to us if you are a professional working with someone who might need our help.

National Museum of the Royal Navy

Providing signposting and guidance, including immigration advice to current serving RN and RM and their families.

Our phone line and emails continue to operate as usual, face to face and virtual meetings are taking place.

Championing Royal Navy & Royal Marines families.

Providing signposting and guidance to current serving RN and RM and their families.

Set up over 40 years ago the Needlework and Handcraft Group at Cosham Community Centre started life at Cosham Park House, the mid-nineteenth century listed building which is now a doctor's surgery.

The group meet every Tuesday and Friday morning at the Community Centre in Wooton Street and offers a variety of crafts including patchwork, applique, beadwork, cross-stitch, knitting, embroidery, crochet and all forms of paper craft.

Neuro Disability Network (brand name for AreYou - Training and Consultancy CIC), delivers social support programmes to those with Learning Disabilities, difficulties and/or Autism.

This includes delivering social support programmes to those with Learning Disabilities, difficulties and/or Autism. The focus of our work is around a positive and safe understanding of social, family, professional, lust and love relationships and sexual selves, a subject that is often missed or overlooked when considering the needs of those with additional needs.

Sex education for adults with learning disabilities is crucial to promote healthy relationships, informed decision-making, and personal safety. Tailoring the approach to accommodate diverse learning styles and abilities is essential. Here are some key considerations and strategies for providing sex education to adults with learning disabilities.

Our educational programmes cover a whole host of topics, such as understanding our mental health, safe and practical boundaries, emotions, self-care, understanding relationships and making sense of sexual self.

Within our social programmes, we offer a selection of events such as Zoom quiz nights, LGBTQ+ sessions, Sunday social walks, games sessions, karaoke and much more. These are provided to allow people to practice the skills they learn within the educational programmes.

We also offer bespoke sessions. We can support complex situations such as risk-taking behaviours, inappropriate sexual behaviours, mental health/self-esteem, forced marriage and lots more.

In order to fund our RSE courses for free, we deliver training for the care sector, specialising in First aid, leadership, MCA and much more, including Skils For Care Quality Assured Training provider qualifications, booking training with us, gives a voice to those we support and enables it to be maintained as free.

We are run by a Learning Disability Nurse with a highly skilled team of staff and volunteers to ensure an accessible, nurturing, effective service.

Nerve Tumours UK provides support and information, as well as campaigns and raises awareness on behalf of over 26,500 people in the UK who have Neurofibromatosis (NF1 and NF2) and Schwannomatosis.
We’re here to improve lives for people with nerve tumours, by making sure those affected have access to the help they require.

New Foundations works across Hampshire to provide comprehensive support for prison leavers of all ages. Returning to a stable and productive life after prison is often an overwhelming challenge. Many have little hope for the future. Our volunteer mentors are a vital bridge of support to help ex-prisoners build a positive future in the community. Email info@newfoundations.CC