HIVE Directory: Rights & Action Groups
African Women's ForumThe African Women’s Forum (AWF) was founded in 1995 to provide opportunities for social contact, communication and emotional support for African women in Portsmouth, directly replicating the support that would have been provided by closely related women in African societies. The African Women's Forum's main aim is to provide opportunities for mutual communication by having social contact as well as emotional support for African Women residing in Portsmouth. |
Dynamite PortsmouthDisabled young person’s VOICE Dynamite is a group of young people who all have a disability. The group works together to be a voice for all the young people in Portsmouth. Lower Ground Floor, Central Library
Portsmouth
United Kingdom
PO1 2DX
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Ickle Pickles Children's CharityThe Ickle Pickles children’s charity raises money for the intensive care equipment that treats premature and newborn babies across Hampshire and supports Parents and families of neonatal babies in a variety of ways. We host a free coffee morning at Cosham Baptist Church 48 Havant Road, PO6 2QZ, every Tuesday 10-2. It is a free coffee morning and everyone is welcome to attend1 Streatham
London
United Kingdom
SW16 2UY
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Kurdish Community in PortsmouthA support community for Kurdish people living in Portsmouth. In addition, now our organisation run a Kurdish Children School every Saturday to educate Kurdish children in Portsmouth of their mum’s tongue. |
Ladies Circle / TangentLadies Circle is a modern, vibrant club for women just like you! With hundreds of members aged 18 to 45 across Great Britain and Ireland, we want to offer the best opportunity for young women to connect with each other, have a great time and give something back. |
Portsmouth City of SanctuaryPortsmouth is a city proud to offer safety and sanctuary to anyone fleeing violence and persecution or who is isolated and seeking safety. With dignity and compassion, we welcome all people seeking sanctuary, and we are committed to building work streams of action to offer support accordingly. Portsmouth groups and citizens have come together to form a City of Sanctuary, sharing a vision to confidently demonstrate inclusiveness, openness and participation. The group formally launched in June 2019 at Portsmouth Guildhall, and is now a registered charity needing your support, including volunteering! PCoS is part of the national non-political/religious City of Sanctuary movement, has full Portsmouth City Council endorsement and the support of around 120 local organisations. The Refugee Sanctuary Hub meets at All Saints Church, 336 Commercial Road, PO1 4BT, every Monday 10.00am - 1.00pm (Excluding Bank Holidays). Orientation paperwork, support for survivors of trafficking, support for women working in the sex industry, OISC immigration advice and baby provisions United Kingdom
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Portsmouth Parent VoicePortsmouth Parent Voice is for the parent carer of a child or young person with an additional or special need and/or disability; aged from 0 – 25 years old. Portsmouth Parent Voice assists people to find the right support or service they need. Lower Ground Floor, Central Library
Portsmouth
United Kingdom
PO1 2DX
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Portsmouth SocietyThe Portsmouth Society is a voluntary organisation interested in preserving the best of Portsmouth's environment: buildings, streets, green spaces and seashore, and in encouraging well designed new buildings and amenities. |