HIVE Directory: Support Groups

We are a group of younger, and younger minded Stroke survivors and carers.

DISC is a drop in service that aims to offer somewhere for stroke survivors to meet up in a relaxed atmosphere and also give carers an opportunity to meet with others in the same circumstances. DISC meets on Thursdays between 2 & 4pm at Buckland Community Centre.

For more information about DISC contact Chris Hoy by telephone on his mobile number 07771 962 562 or by emailing him at cmhoy@btinternet.com

Dying Matters resources
A whole section with downloadable posters, leaflets pod casts and information for people approaching end of life

What do we do?

Dynamite’s job is to make sure that young people with a disability or special educational need have a say in how services for young people are run.

There are lots of ways that we do this including:

Social evenings, where we talk about a different topic each time
Young Inspectors, where young people visit services, young people want to inspect and say what is good about a service, and how that service could be better.
Surveys, we use surveys to find out what young people in Portsmouth think
Meetings, we attend meetings with decision makers so that they can hear young people’s voices. We also have a monthly to discuss issues and plan the work which Dynamite does.


Is it suitable for anyone?

Anyone can join Dynamite if they are:

Aged 14 to 25
Have a disability or special educational need
Use services like schools, colleges, or doctors in Portsmouth


How do I get involved?

You can email, phone us or Facebook us and we will let you know about our next event, or we can arrange for you to come in and meet us. Our email dynamite@aldingbourne.org and our phone number TEL: 02392 822026.

EBS Counselling offers help for you and your loved ones in times of need, for any purpose. Our affordable for all one to one counselling sessions are held at a convenient location in Eastleigh town centre.

Internet / Downloadable Resources / Telephone Services

A range of free and paid resources applicable for EY - KS2 can be found on this site as well as specific FREE information and support around supporting bereaved children through the Coronavirus pandemic as well as lists of age appropriate books and workbooks for children from EY - KS2

Extra Care is aimed mainly at older people that need support with their daily living, to live in their own, self-contained home with the security of having someone on hand, if needed, 24 hours a day.

Stop Domestic Abuse is an innovative and unique provider of all services to those affected by domestic abuse.
We don’t just protect and work with victims, we help perpetrators, the police and many other organisations.
We are currently running sessions online, so please use the referral link on the website

Internet /Telephone Based Helpline
Supporting bereaved children and young people with free support, resources, training and advice with specific information for schools and professionals

Headway Portsmouth and South East Hampshire provides personalised advice, information and practical support to assist rehabilitation, and maximise recovery and independence following a brain injury.