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Launched in 2011, Wetwheels Solent is the original regional operator for the national disability power boating charity Wetwheels Foundation. It is community interest company 08451362.

Wetwheels Solent has her home in Portsmouth, so is perfectly positioned to operate across the region.

The Wetwheels experience is designed to enable every disabled person the chance to experience the excitement of power boating. Wetwheels boats are truly unique by being fully accessible - not just giving you the chance to be a passenger, but also to take the helm as the skipper - everybody gets the chance to drive!

The Wetwheels team look forward to welcoming you aboard.

Building community in the Wimbledon Park patch of Southsea.
If you're interested in connecting with others in the vicinity, this is for you.

During these difficult times we continue to operate and are here to support you. We are currently offering consultations and support by telephone.
We hope to be able to offer face-to-face support soon.

Bereavement Services

Internet and/or Telephone Based / resources

Information, books and resources for helping children with bereavement, including information and support on how to deal with current difficult issues, such as not being able to attend funerals. Information, advice and guidance on supporting bereaved children and young people during the coronavirus outbreak

World of Music Education Limited provides virtual, face to face and hybrid music, maths and English course for companies, schools and individuals in Hampshire and West Sussex.

WSX Enterprise is a business and employability support organisation in the South of England. Every day we provide practical support, advice, mentoring and training to people setting up and growing their businesses large and small as well as bringing people closer to the job market.

Our wide variety of programmes cover every need that businesses and people might have, every step of the way. This includes access to finance, enhancing digital skills, start-up guidance, general business advice and employability support. Check out our website and newsletter for the latest info.

A small but very friendly church come and join us on Sunday mornings 11 til 12.
Also girls and boys brigade on a Tuesday from 6 til 8.

YMCA Portsmouth focuses entirely on delivering a fantastic range of children's services from 0-16 years. Located across the city from a nursery based within the unique facilities of Whale Island the Royal Navy base to YMCA Portsmouth Daycamps during the school holidays - At Charter Community Sports Centre, visit Ymca-fg.org is our website.

The Youth Offending Team (YOT) is a multi-agency team that is hosted by the local authority and overseen by a Partnership Management Board (comprising Children's Social Care, Education, Police, Probation and Health).
The service is made up of Social Workers, Police Officers, Probation Officers and other specialists with backgrounds such as health, education and parenting.
They work with young people who have offended and support other services who work with those who are at risk of doing so.

The Young Adult Carers group provides support for younger people who are providing care and support for a friend, parent, sibling, grandparent, or other family member.

The group aims to support everyone informally, by providing an opportunity to meet other young adults who care for someone. The young people can take part in activities, share experiences get helpful information, including signposting to other services… or just relax and have a break from their busy lives.

The group is hosted by Mandy and Caroline who work very much alongside the young people to provide a welcoming and relaxed environment.

The group can also help young people to take their step to accessing carer support for adults. Young people do not have to have been involved with Portsmouth Young Carers Service previously to take part.