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Med3 Music is a Portsmouth based music group for people experiencing enduring mental health problems. We offer peer to peer support & social interaction for members who may otherwise be socially isolated through a shared musical experience.

WHAT IS MenWalkTalk?

Supporting Wellbeing. Building Communities.

MenWalkTalk is a UK charity that creates safe, supportive spaces for men (18+) to walk, talk and connect with others.

We organise free, volunteer-led walk-and-talk groups in parks, along seafronts, through woodlands and towns, bringing men together in a relaxed, pressure-free way to support their mental wellbeing.

There’s no pressure to talk, no judgement and no expectations. Whether you want to open up, listen, or just meet new people, you’ll be welcomed exactly as you are.

Every walk is built on the same simple belief: that walking side by side can change lives.

We are a friendly, fun choir that meet every Friday at 7:30pm at St James church hall in Milton, Portsmouth

A friendly social group for people over 50

Every Friday

Milton Village Community Association is situated in the Milton area of Southsea, Hampshire.

Facilities
Public PCs
Printer
Photocopier
Wifi
Public/Disabled toilet
Baby changing
Garden

Monday Fellowship is for anyone over the age of 55 on the 2nd and 4th Mondays (2-3.30pm) of each month. There will be refreshments, speakers and, of course, great company!

Please look at the St Jude's calendar below to confirm the date
https://sjs.church/calendar

We hold monthly coffee mornings on the 2nd Friday of each month 10.30 - 12noon at the Living Well Centre, for people living with MND and their carers, family and friends.

These meetings provide an informal opportunity to meet with other people living with the disease and to share experiences and ideas. 

The Solent Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre is an independent, self-funding charity that is part of a network of MS Therapy Centres throughout the UK.

MY BOY CAN is a project to raise awareness and support for our sons who are often misunderstood by the social constraints of Male Gender.

To encourage diversity and inclusion within our society, to stop saying a boy can't or shouldn't do something because he is a boy and start saying My Boy Can.