Support Services

Tim Kiver Foundation are ‘Experts By Experience’ and offer support for anyone affected by ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) in Hampshire (Southampton, Isle of Wight and Portsmouth) and throughout the rest of the UK too.
Our support is for adults and parents of children who may be affected by ADHD with our awareness activities supporting groups, businesses and the public in general.

We run local Support Groups in Southampton and Portsmouth plus an Online Support Group for anyone who prefers this method and anyone from outside of our local area.

We support individuals providing advice and advocacy to individuals and their families to ensure that undiagnosed individuals with ADHD symptoms are sign posted to the correct medical teams / resources, armed with the information necessary to obtain medical help more effectively.

We spread ADHD Awareness by attending public events, holding publicised Information Drop Ins and presenting ADHD Awareness Sessions for groups, businesses and the general public.

Turn2us is a national charity providing practical help to people who are struggling financially.

At the University of Portsmouth, student wellbeing is central to the university experience. As part of our whole-university approach to health, mental health and wellbeing, we are committed to ensuring every student feels supported, included and able to thrive. Student Services offer a range of university-specific advice and guidance to help students navigate studies and daily life, including free mental health, wellbeing and counselling support.

Support is accessible to all registered University of Portsmouth students (campus-based, commuter, distance learning, full-time, part-time and students on placement), at all levels of study.

If you have been a victim or witness of crime and you live in Hampshire or the Isle of Wight, we are here to help, whenever you are ready.

The Victim Care Service provides free, confidential support for victims of crime who are residents of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight aged 4 upwards. Our aim is to help you cope and recover from the effects of crime, regardless of whether or not you have reported to the police.

Funded by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, the Victim Care Service is delivered by Victim Support, the independent charity for people affected by crime and traumatic events in England and Wales.

You do not have to report a crime to the police to use the service.

Voyage Care has experience of supporting people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, brain injuries and other complex needs, both at home and in the community.

Building community in the Wimbledon Park patch of Southsea.
If you're interested in connecting with others in the vicinity, this is for you.

World of Music Education Limited provides virtual, face to face and hybrid music, maths and English course for companies, schools and individuals in Hampshire and West Sussex.

The Youth Offending Team (YOT) is a multi-agency team that is hosted by the local authority and overseen by a Partnership Management Board (comprising Children's Social Care, Education, Police, Probation and Health).
The service is made up of Social Workers, Police Officers, Probation Officers and other specialists with backgrounds such as health, education and parenting.
They work with young people who have offended and support other services who work with those who are at risk of doing so.

UK’s leading charity fighting for children and young people's mental health.
Website has useful resources, signposting to help, guides, support for parents, professionals, tools and toolkits.
Online and telephone based support.

Empowering Young People for a Better Future

We are a children and young people's charity that supports children, young people and their families through a range of services. We focus our activities on:
Prevention - street and centre-based youth work with children and young people
Targeted support - one to one and group work for children and young people who, for whatever reason, need more focused support including through alternative provision using nature-based learning to engage young people who may struggle in the school environment.
Progression Opportunities - employability and social action projects.

We also work with families with children whose behaviour challenges through our NVR - Families Together Programme. The programme focuses on supporting parent/carers to break the cycle of challenging behaviours whilst building positive relationships within the family unit. Each week will focus on a different topic, including de-escalation, parental presence, emotions and how to regulate them, unmet needs, supporter systems and applying learning.

See our website or contact us for more details