Support Services

Come and make new friends and fill your day with new experiences.

If you are aged 65 or over, the Royal Albert Centre can offer support for both yourself and your carers.

Socialise and have fun at our modern and friendly centre, offering you the care and support you need, for the day you choose.

Specialist dementia care provided.

Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity is at the heart of supporting our Naval Community past, present and future. Since 2007, the RNRMC has funded projects and facilities that boost morale for those who serve today. The RNRMC distributes funding to organisations and charities which care for serving personnel, children, families and veterans of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Royal Fleet Auxiliary

The service supports refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable migrants aged 15 to 25

We’ll look at your needs and may be able to give one-to-one support. Depending on what services are available in your area, this could  include help with: understanding the asylum process, documents, learning new skills, health, education

Russets provide both short-breaks (10 beds) and Residential care accommodation (7) for adults with a learning disability. Russets can also cater for those people who may, in addition, have a physical disability, but is unable to provide nursing care.

S.A.D. offers support to individuals and the friends and family of those dealing with the affects if stress, anxiety or depression. S.A.D Portsmouth's objective is to provide a support group that is FREE to all.

Safe at Home is run by Portsmouth City Council. We’ve been offering technologies to help people live safely at home for over 10 years, and our teams are committed to helping people live full and independent lives.

As well as being experts at what we do, the income we make is invested straight back into local services – meaning that we can help more people in Portsmouth to live well at home.

The National Samaritans Organisation we offer support to anyone going through a period of emotional distress.

We are a volunteer run parent carer support group. We are neurodivergent individuals with lived experience of parenting and navigating the world of special educational needs and disabilities.
We hold coffee mornings and drop-in sessions across Portsmouth four times a month, giving you a chance to meet others who share your experiences. Our committee are on hand here to offer support or advice as needed.

Portsmouth Library Sensory Support can obtain a variety of different aids to help you with everyday tasks.

There is no fee for the initial service.

We support people who experience:
People living with dementia, Mental ill health, Young people, Older people, Domestic violence, Learning disability, Physical disability, After hospital treatment, Health, Acquired brain injury, Parents in care