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If you enjoy playing Rummikub or would like to learn as you meet new people, drop-in to our friendly group. We recommend you ring the library first to check the club is running that week.

Autism Hampshire has launched a brand-new free running group for autistic adults in Portsmouth, in collaboration with BH Live.

The group is open to all fitness levels and will meet once a month on Mondays, from 11am to 12pm. Whether you're completely new to running or looking for a relaxed, supportive space to get active, come and give it a go.

Part of Autism Hampshire's Serendipity Community Groups which are a great way for autistic adults to meet in a supportive and non-judgmental setting.

To book, please email serendipity@autismhampshire.org.uk.

The service supports refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable migrants aged 15 to 25

We’ll look at your needs and may be able to give one-to-one support. Depending on what services are available in your area, this could  include help with: understanding the asylum process, documents, learning new skills, health, education

Russets in Hilsea, Portsmouth is a Residential home specialising in the provision of services relating to accommodation for persons who require nursing or personal care, caring for adults under 65 yrs and learning disabilities.

S.A.D. offers support to individuals and the friends and family of those dealing with the affects if stress, anxiety or depression. S.A.D Portsmouth's objective is to provide a support group that is FREE to all.

Safe at Home is run by Portsmouth City Council. We’ve been offering technologies to help people live safely at home for over 10 years, and our teams are committed to helping people live full and independent lives.

As well as being experts at what we do, the income we make is invested straight back into local services – meaning that we can help more people in Portsmouth to live well at home.

By affirming these truths, and desiring to know the power of them in the heart, the church at Salem Chapel seeks to uphold its original purpose as stated in the chapel's Trust Deed of 1824:

"For promoting the Christian religion as it is professed by Protestant Dissenters of the Denomination of Particular Baptists."

Craneswater Group Practice prides itself as being part of the Southsea community, responsible for providing friendly, caring and timely medical services to all our patients.

Our vision is to offer safe and high quality patient-focussed care, delivered by a team of dedicated, professional and enthusiastic staff. Confidentiality, compassion and continuity are at the heart of our practice ethos.

Do you need Free and Confidential Help with....

Employability
- Motivation & confidence
- CV/Interviews
- Help finding a job
- Work experience

Training
- IT Skills
- Training
- Qualifications

Wellbeing and Lifeskills
- UC / benefits help
- Relationships
- Money management / debt
- Housing

In Work Support
- Confidence building
- Help keeping a job
- Performance at work
- Finding a better job

We specialise in helping people into employment by offering free, voluntary, practical and tailored support in all areas of employability.

Please pop in for a warm welcome and a chat with one of our expert advisors.

Café (the Lounge), open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 10am to 3pm, offering fresh, wholesome food and a variety of drinks.

Foodbank, open Tuesday 12-3pm. One off parcel, no voucher required.

Family HUB Parent & Toddler session, Wednesday morning, 9.30-11.30am, term-time only.

Employment Plus, Wednesday morning, 9.30-12.30pm. Employment drop-in offering help and support with job searches, CV's etc.

Craft Club, Thursday morning, 10-12.30pm. Come and meet some new friends over a warm drink whilst enjoying a craft activity.

Alpha Course (exploring Christianity) running Spring and Autumn - please contact The Salvation Army to find out more.