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One of the South's leading suppliers of wheelchair accessible vehicles

We are specialists in low mileage second hand mobility vehicles with prices starting from as little as £3,500 and part exchanges from just £1,500.

Located in Portsmouth, Hampshire we have around twenty wheelchair access vehicles readily available for delivery anywhere in the UK*. *A charge might apply

We understand that disabled people all have different needs, which is why we are happy to source and supply a disability vehicle that will best fit your requirements if we do not have one in stock.

Southern Water offers assistance to people struggling to pay their water bills and priority service for vulnerable people

This group is for anyone who has Sleep Apnoea or needs CPAP Etc. UARS sufferers are also welcome to join. We are open to anyone who needs support. We need members to contribute so please feel free to ask to be added.

The Southsea Community Choir

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Established in 2007 by Janet Ayers, the choir now performs two concerts a year and Sing for Water Portsmouth, plus various busking performances locally, raising money for local and national charities.
We sing songs from all over the world, in lots of different languages, plus English, all unaccompanied in 4 part harmony. Songs to celebrate the passing of the seasons of nature and the seasons of life.
The choir is open to anyone who wants to sing, no audition and no experience necessary, just the willingness to jump in and have a go.

Grow, Plant, Share and Eat Locally

We’re a beloved green-space where we grow local food and flowers. A community garden, transformed from long forgotten wasteland. Portsmouth City council support our social venture in their commitment to local communities.

We want to get more people growing, buying local food and crafts and to share tools, campaigns and resources with others who care about the city we live in. To help make Pompey proud of it's green-spaces.

Our philosophy is to ‘grow your own’, sharing seeds, compost; plants; trees; green space and resources. With the Food Partnership, and green groups, we campaign for sustainability; recycling and reducing waste. And for a happier, healthier environment.

Browsing and borrowing books and resources
Portsmouth History Centre (at Central Library).
Click & Collect services
Access to PCs and printing
Photocopying
Visitor Parking Permits

Regular activities
Rhymetime – Monday and Thursday, 10-10.30am
Rhymetime – Saturday and Sunday, 10.30am
Storytime – Monday, 2-2.30pm
Mah Jong – Monday, 2-4pm
Spanish/English toddler group – Tuesday, 11am
Scrabble club – Wednesday, 2-4pm
Slow Sew group – Wednesday, 10.30am to 12.30pm (first and third Wednesday of each month). Bring any items you would like repaired or learn how to repair it yourself.
Rummiklub – Friday, 2-4pm
Children’s drawing workshop – Once a month on Saturday, 2.30-4.30pm

Doctors Surgery

Our Southsea Orthodontic Practice opened in 2002 and is set conveniently in the heart of Southsea, Portsmouth, close to the main shopping areas of Albert Road and Palmerston Road.

Southsea Rowing Club is run by its members and offers coaching and support for new rowers. We welcome members from across Portsmouth and beyond. In racing season (May - September), we compete with other clubs all along the south coast. We also run regular socials events at the club. Taster sessions are available on request. To row on the water members must be able to swim 50 metres in light clothing.

Opening hours
New rowers (18+) are offered a 6 week Learn to Row course. Training is on weekday evenings all year round (Monday to
Thursday) and on Saturday mornings September to April

Junior training sessions (age 13+) are on Wednesdays and Thursdays (5.45 - 7.30pm).and Saturday mornings (September to April) between 8am and 11am.

Charges:
£15 per month for junior members (aged 12 to 18), paid by direct debit.
£20 per month for adult members (18+ - all ages welcome), paid by direct debit.

Earthworm Sangha is a monthly meditation group run by and for disabled, neurodiverse and chronically ill people.

We meet monthly, online over Zoom, to practice half an hour of peer-led silent meditation, followed by community sharing. It’s free to attend from your sofa, sick bed or meditation cushion, and there is no expectation to speak in the group or have your camera on, your presence with us is a gift. For those who are newer to practice we will share links to resources such as guided meditation although our main practice is silent.

Dharma Den
An open access, weekly online meditation space and community check in

When: Every Tuesday Online
Time: 7pm – 8pm UK
Where: Online

Dharma Den Online is a great way to connect and sustain your individual meditation practice. Each week is facilitated by Sangha Volunteers, offering guided meditations and an opportunity to practice together and discuss your practice with others in your community.This group is suitable for all levels of experience. Perfect for beginners or those just curious.

Community Dharma
An In Person freely offered meditation community space, run-on donation.

When: Last Sunday each month
Time: 6pm – 8pm UK
Where: The Coastguard Studio, Southsea