Recovery And Wellbeing

A Helping Hand

If you need help with a drinking problem either phone our national helpline FREE on 0800 9177650, contact us by email: help@aamail.org, or talk to us using live chat. You can also find you local helpline telephone number by using the Find a Meeing Tool.

All Call Signs is a peer support organisation for all currently serving members of the UK Armed Forces and veterans.
We can also support immediate family members and partners in helping their loved ones or or accessing mental health and social support services themselves.

If you’re struggling with your mental health or are supporting someone who is, or you’re experiencing a complex social issue such as homelessness, substance misuse or poor quality of life, we can help.

We are a talking group for men over the age of 18 who may be going through a storm, may have been through a storm or may feel there is a storm brewing in their lives.

We are:

Non-Judgemental
Free-to-Attend
One of over 100 similar clubs running across the UK

Our group meets at MAKE @ 7pm with sessions running every Monday @ 7pm except on Bank Holidays.

A refreshing, new approach to rehabilitation was desperately needed so in 2006 we launched ARC – A new kind of UK rehab for alcohol and drugs.

Aurora New Dawn offers safety, support, advocacy and empowerment to survivors of domestic abuse, stalking and sexual violence for anyone over 16 years of age. We also offer a bespoke service for victims in the Armed Forces.

Mountbatten is Portsmouth’s flagship centre and among the best equipped facilities on the south coast. Swimming pools, 150-station gym, sports hall, and outdoor cycle and athletics tracks. Whether it’s running, swimming, cycling, working out or socialising with friends, this is the place to be.

CAMHS stands for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services. Specialist CAMHS services work alongside children/young people (and their families) whose risks, needs and functioning are impacting on their mental health.

Catalyst is a provider of evidence-based wellbeing support for individuals and organisations. Our services for individuals include Cognitive Behavioural hypnotherapy, mindfulness, sleep therapy and menopause support. For organisations we provide an independent supervision service, Action Learning facilitation and workshops and training supporting a healthy workplace culture.

Community Connectors provide short term support (usually about 6-8 weeks) to help individuals take the first steps towards getting out and about in their community.

Our team is made up of Occupational therapists and support staff.

Occupational therapists help people to develop, recover and improve, as well as maintain any skills needed for independent living after a period of illness, injury or change in functional ability.

The team’s support workers directly assist with the rehabilitation programs under the guidance and direction of the therapists.

This service is for people over 18 who live in Portsmouth and want to gain more independence in their day-to-day lives.

Our aim is to support you to improve your day-to-day skills and to learn new ones to support you to live the life you want, as independently as possible.

Whilst we do not have set timescales, an average rehabilitation program is between 6-12 weeks.