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Working to improve the lives of sleep apnoea patients, their partners and their families. Managed by volunteers, SATA is regarded as the leading UK charity working in the field of Sleep Apnoea

We are predominantly a service to diagnose and treat patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnoea. We will occasionally diagnose other sleep disorders but don’t accept referrals directly for other disorders. Unfortunately we do not accept referrals or treat insomnia.

If you are not known to the sleep team, you will require a referral before we can assist you.

For CURRENT sleep patients please read below:

We have now stopped doing all drop-in/ troubleshooting clinics. If you have a question/concern about your equipment or need an appointment, please contact us (as above).

Tel: 02392 286000 ext 3448 for Equipment/Clinical enquiries

Tel: 02392 286665 for referral and appointment enquiries

Smile Dental Care is conveniently located on Hanway in Portsmouth, with a friendly, caring and highly experienced team, it is an ideal dental practice for all the family. With a comfortable, clean and relaxed environment you will always be made to feel welcome at our practice.

From general dental care to cosmetic dentistry, we are here to help you to Smile with Confidence and to meet all of your dentistry needs.

Social Enterprise Link supporting organisations and individuals

Creating and providing opportunities for social, cooperative, community and trading charity enterprises

This group offers short strolls to places of interest around Portsmouth for people living with dementia, recovering from stroke or brain injury, or with other vulnerabilities, along with their carers.

Our group aims to help alleviate loneliness and isolation for seniors (age 65+) who live on their own. We are based at the CourtX tennis pavilion, on Eastern Parade. We now have opportunities seven days a week to get together, including coffee afternoons, sea front walks and a games morning. We also arrange bus trips together to places of interest.

We work in close partnership with Portsmouth City Council and other local providers to end homelessness in Portsmouth. Society of St James’ dedicated staff support rough sleepers through our Rough Sleeping Support Service.

This is the first point of contact for many people who have found themselves homeless in Portsmouth. Becoming homeless is a truly frightening experience and many people who come through our door are distressed and confused and simply don’t know where to turn. We aim to make people feel safe and welcome and then we start to build a relationship with them so that we can understand their circumstances and help them to find the support they need.

We provide breakfast, hot drinks, shower and laundry facilities, access to the internet, locker facilities for people to store their belongings and we can help people with clothing.

Our staff are always available to help people to sort out their immediate needs, including:

Support applying or managing welfare benefits
Registering with a GP
Help with substance misuse
Help in finding accommodation
Referring for appropriate housing
We also offer a therapeutic programme of meaningful activities, including arts and craft workshops, educational sessions to help people improve their literacy and numeracy skills and life skills workshops.
Regular food available.

We have regular visiting support from substance misuse services, healthcare professionals and from Portsmouth city council’s housing team, who can advise on accommodation options.

Recovering from a period of poor mental health can feel overwhelming as there may be obstacles to navigate and new anxieties before gaining back your independence.

Our Community Peer Recovery Team (or CPRT for short) can offer you the help that you need to set manageable goals, access the support you need and start getting back on your feet.

Our support is special because our staff have their own lived experience of living with a mental health issue. As well as practical advice, we can share our own stories, experiences, provide hope and become a role model in your time of need.

If you live with a mental health issue, work can be a great way to find structure, routine and connect with others. If you've not been working because of your illness, or you're employed but feel like you are struggling at work, our Employment Support Service can help.

Our Primary and Secondary teams provide personalised information, advice and guidance in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

The Secondary Employment Team also offers placement support by helping you discover skills and qualities that make you an asset to employers, then matching them to local industries where you will thrive. We can also support you with 1:1 support as you continue in a new role.

PositiveMinds is a new style of service offering informal support for anyone who feels low, worried or hopeless in Portsmouth.

We're here to help you, if you are in despair about anything – such as housing, money, relationships, work, bereavement, or living away from home at university.