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COMMUNITY GARDEN - It has now become a seasonal hub for healthy living outdoor growing activities, and acknowledged to be one the most sympathetically restored spaces for growing edible produce, which is an assorted selection of raised beds and potting benches.

We value each and every individual who comes to live at The Haven Rest Home. We welcome applications from people from all walks of life and with many different needs, who enjoy the opportunity to share and celebrate the richness and diversity of their experience. All residents are assured that they will be treated with the utmost respect and dignity according to their individual needs and wishes.

Nursing home for adults aged 65 and over. The Home of Comfort Nursing Home, originally founded in 1896 by Mother Emma, the Head Deaconess of the Winchester Diocese, is non-profit making and is a registered charity.

Coworking space:

We are an uplifting and quirky coworking space in the heart of Portsmouth. Come and visit! Spend a productive Day, or make yourself at home for the Month. This friendly and dynamic work space has great WiFi and fresh coffee refills included. Its unique use of a church building makes for a very peaceful setting to get that work done. Lone-working doesn’t have to be lonely.

We have large collaboration desks, individual desks, unlimited tea, proper coffee and business-grade WiFi.

Charges :
Half Day £8
One Day £15
Whole Month £120

https://www.thehostspace.co.uk/

John Thompson Trust is a registered charity
Independent rented accommodation for seniors:
32 one bed flats. Built in 1980.
Resident management staff (24 hours)
Lift, Lounge, Laundry, Guest facilities, Garden
Tenure(s): Rent (social landlord)


The Charity provides for the relief of poverty, need and financial hardship to the elderly by the provision of subsidised accommodation, care and counselling and grants to individuals and organisations.

The Lark Network is an inclusive community that provides events, training, and support for women who face additional barriers to working for themselves.

We do things a bit differently at Lark. You won’t be asked to do your elevator pitch (although if you want support perfecting it, we’ll be more than happy to help!). We’re not about pushy sales. We believe in giving you the time and space to build genuine connections with other women, allowing you to create a real support network.

Events
We run a range of monthly events and one-off workshops throughout the year.
Join us at The Host Cafe on the first Monday of every month for our Lunch Break networking session where we invite you to step away from your desk and enjoy lunch with other entrepreneurial women.
On the second Sunday of the month, we meet at Southsea Library for Startup Sunday. These sessions include meaningful conversations and mini-workshops to boost your business skills.
Join our monthly Business Book Club to discover new and inspiring personal and professional development books. Our book club runs monthly online.
All our events are free to attend, children are welcome, and refreshments are provided.

Check out our social channels for more information, simply search for @MyLarkNetwork or use the links below:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mylarknetwork/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MyLarkNetwork
Join our supportive Facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/mylarknetwork

We at The Learning and Training Academy, accept that all of us have special needs of some kind or another. We teach with belief that we all want to be accepted, and have the chance to learn, grow, and to feel valued.

Employability courses available for small groups and 1:1

Contact us for more information on:
07933 928532
023 9216 0974

Wednesday at 9am - Hot Breakfast sit down meal
Thursday at 6pm - Hot Dinner sit down meal

The LifeHouse offers meals for homeless people and support/help with addictions to vulnerable adults.

We also offer:
free clothing, regular hairdressing, regular foot care, advice and signposting services, free eye tests and glasses

Through social activities and challenge holidays, The Not Forgotten combats isolation and loneliness amongst the Armed Forces community.

We support any serving man or woman who is wounded, injured or sick and any veteran with a disability, illness or infirmity; whatever the cause and whenever it arose. Any serving or former member of The Royal Navy, The Royal Marines, The British Army, The Royal Air Force and The Merchant Navy, both Regular and Reserve Forces, may be eligible for our help.

In The Orchards unit, there are two wards called Hawthorn Ward and Maples Ward. The Orchards unit forms part of the Acute Care Pathway. The Hawthorn Ward is for Acute Admissions and the Maples Ward is for Psychiatric Intensive Care. They both primarily look after working age adults (18-65 years). However, they may accept those who are older depending on their needs. It also depends if they require an admission for a period of treatment for a mental illness and due to their risks, cannot receive appropriate care in the community.