Cuts to Southampton Voluntary Groups

1st March 2011

Alan Whitehead MP has pressed the government to come clean about the real impact of their savage cuts to the voluntary sector funding in Southampton.

In a question to Communities and Local Government Minister Greg Clark, Dr Whitehead said:

Next year, my local authority is cutting more than 20% of its running grants for voluntary and community organisations, which means that organisations such as the Citizens Advice Bureau, the Council for Voluntary Service and advice services generally will find it almost impossible to continue to support the volunteers they have supported over the past year.

Does the Minister think that authorities such as Southampton will rue the day they did that, or is he rueing the day that he enabled his Department to acquiesce so readily in the cuts to local government funding that he has endorsed?

Speaking after the DCLG debate, Dr Whitehead said:

“Southampton is lucky to have a vibrant voluntary sector that works incredibly hard to make our city a better place. Often they only receive a small amount of funding from the Council, but that funding can be critical in their ability to function. To talk about volunteering and the ‘Big Society’ while slashing support for these organisations is the very definition of destructive hypocrisy.”

Last month Dr Whitehead wrote to the City Council asking for a full breakdown of voluntary organisations under threat because of this reduction in funding. The full list is attached at the bottom of this release. The confirmed services hit so far include:

One Community – Help in the Home Service
City Centre Catholic Care
Choices Advocacy
Mayfield Nursery
Two Saints - Day Centre
MIND Companion Service
St James – Home Support service
Options – Alcohol counselling
St James Substance Misuse Support Service

There will be further cuts to the overall grant pot available for other community groups, although the specific groups that will lose out as a result has yet to be confirmed. A full list of organisations currently receiving funding is below.

This year Southampton has received its worst funding settlement ever in its history as a unitary authority. The Tories have cut over 10% from Southampton’s overall grant. Their own figures show Southampton has suffered a cut in spending power 4 times as bad as was given to neighbouring Hampshire.

More information

There are three main areas where Southampton City Council’s funding for voluntary organisations is being cut. These are:

Clicking on the links above will you take you to the voluntary organisations under threat in each area. A full list of voluntary organisations that will be hit by funding cuts from the City Council is below and can be downloaded as a word document here. This information was collated by Southampton City Council Officers in response to a written question by Dr Whitehead.

Adult Health & Social Care (budget item ASCH 12)

One Community – Help in the Home Service
Money to be withdrawn in full
This service provides a non-personal care service to frail older people, who do not meet the criteria for care managed services. The service is currently given to 334 households, of which approximately 47 residents are subsidised.

City Centre Catholic Care
Money to be reduced to £9,000 for 2011/12
This service helps to maintain people in their own homes without them needing care managed services; it is supplemented by some parish funds. It assists approximately 100 people at any one time.

Hampshire Advocacy Regional Group
Money to be reduced to £29,000 for 2011/12, with proposals to continue funding in the longer term
This provides Advocacy services to older people, and represents frail residents in many aspects of their lives; this includes hospital discharges, accommodation moves, care services.

Choices Advocacy
Looking to secure funding for 2011/12 and beyond
This is stable funding so that the organisation can develop and act as a funding finder for advocacy services for the city. It continues to fund the independent advocacy support for the people who were relocated from Tatchbury Mount hospital in 1994. It contributes to the salary of the Chief Officer and the basic running costs of the organisation.

Mayfield Nursery
This service will continue for a further year as the majority of service users who access it meet the eligibility for Personal Budgets. It has been identified that more time is needed for SCC and Solent Mind systems to develop to enable people to use this route.

Two Saints - Day Centre
To end the current funding of £214,000 from this source
The Day Centre is a contact point for homeless and formerly homeless individuals. It has several thousand contacts (though a significantly smaller individual base) each year. The Council is hopeful that agreement will be reached to provide a similar service on significantly reduced funding (from more appropriate funding pots), with a view to a longer term decision being made next year.

MIND Companion Service
To reduce funding by £40,300 (from Mental Health budget only)
This funding is one part of a significantly larger service, supporting mainly older people with a mental health diagnosis in the community.

St James – Home Support service
Provides a residential service for 7 people who have high health and social care need. Individual need will be met subject to eligibility criteria being met and under these circumstances costs will be picked up by Community Care budgets.

Options – Alcohol counselling
Discussion on future funding of this service is ongoing but it is likely that it will continue, and will be picked up as part of the transfer of NHS responsibilities and funding to LA’s.

St James Substance Misuse Support Service
Activity has already been picked up within the Supporting People contract as part of the recent tender which was able to obtain better value.

Mind Directors Salary
2 x £15,000. Funding to be withdrawn in full
This contributes to the core costs of Solent Mind.

ROCC – £5,000 to be withdrawn in full
The agency provides training and consultancy.

MISG – Social Clubs Development

MH User groups

Age Concern Southampton – Core Funding

MISG – Primary Care
Active Options – service provided by SCC Leisure, not voluntary sector.

Grants to voluntary organisations (budget item LSCS 12)

There will be a 20% reduction in grants to voluntary organisations as a result of this budget- a £450,000 cut.

The voluntary organisations currently receiving funding from SCC and that are therefore under threat are listed below.

Schedule of City Council Grants for 2010/11

Organisation	Recommended amount (9mths)	Grant towards
DISABLED ACCESS/LIVING
Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Activities Centre	£2,283	Staffing element of 3 sessions per week for Southampton based groups.
Shopmobility	£26,887	The grant is requested to cover substantially all of the core management costs associated with the service which principally comprise staff salaries, management costs, insurance, office services and finance services.
Southampton Action for Access	£1,680	Transport and general administration costs such as telephone, internet, postage, printing, stationery etc. to enable members to attend meetings and access audits.
Southampton Centre for Independent Living	£7,579	Contribution to rent and rates to secure office space in Southampton. SCIL offers all of its services to disabled people free - securing its funding from statutory and other services.
Disabled Access/Living sub-total	£38,429.00

HEALTH/WELFARE ETC
Communicare	£9,000	To help meet the running costs of the charity. These are mainly the salaries of two part time managers and the expenses of some 150 volunteers. Communicare provides a befriending service to those who are socially isolated.
Relate Solent	£14,284	To support Bursary Scheme for clients. The cost of providing a single counselling session is around £58 per session - clients are asked to contribute £45. Those who cannot are supported from the 'Bursary Fund' and clients are required to complete a declaration of income to see if they qualify for support. This enables Relate to see all clients who need the service, irrespective of their financial position.
Southampton Rape Crisis	£61,084	Towards the direct costs (salaries, training, client expenses etc.), and running costs (rent & rates etc.) for the following services: 1) Counselling (aged 12+) 2) Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) 3) The Star Project
Health/Welfare etc	£84,368

PLAY
Community Playlink	£32,247	Delivery of a city wide network of toy and sports libraries for 0-14 year olds linked to the city’s Children’s Centres and providing training and advice for affiliated parent and toddler groups.
Southampton Children's Play Association	£77,897	City wide summer holiday playschemes for children aged 5-14 years.
Weston Adventure Playground	£64,347	Staff and premises running costs for adventure playground for children 5-14 years.
Play sub-total	£174,491

EDUCATION
Countryside Education Trust	£5,452	Providing day, residential and community activities and courses for students and residents under a Service Level Agreement. Funding is required to maintain the Treehouse buildings, to develop new and existing services and to continue with projects such as the riding club for disadvantaged local children and the Field Kitchen.
Intech	£7,676	The grant from Southampton City Council will enable free entry to INTECH for school groups from Southampton and supports INTECH's outreach activities in the Southampton schools. INTECH provides resources and trails, to assist teachers and students use the exhibition and planetarium.
Marwell Education Service	£5,452	The grant contributes to the salary budget for Education Coordinators and Education Officers, to the running costs of the service and therefore keeps Education charges to Southampton school children and adult learners low.
WEA	£4,082	Developing skills in communication with residents of inner city Southampton, mainly but not exclusively women. Three writing courses mainly but not exclusively for women with below level 2 qualifications and also six further courses on healthy living, ICT and other activities for women mainly from BAME communities.
Education sub-total	£22,662

YOUNG PEOPLE
Be Your Best Foundation	£4,202	The cost associated with hiring Southampton Guildhall in which to stage the live Rock Challenge events.
City Reach Youth Project	£25,500	Rent for three venues, salaries for 10 part time workers, insurance, utility costs, equipment and activities costs.
No Limits	£25,487	Towards the services No Limits offers.
Young People sub-total	£55,189

EMPLOYMENT/TRAINING
Fairbridge Solent	£48,000	The grant request is for the following expenditure in 2010/11: rent and services charges, infrastructure costs (heat, light, water, insurance, building services, IT, photocopier, telephones, Assistant fundraiser/Administrator post
Groundwork Solent	£40,275	Contribute toward salaries of the Business Development Director and Southampton Programme Manager and towards the cost of having an office base in the city.
Wheatsheaf Trust	£55,911	Core costs, in particular salaries of CEO, Finance Manager, and premises costs
Employment/Training sub-total	£144,186

HOUSING
SCRATCH	£25,959	To deliver 500 packages of recycled furniture and household items, to Southampton residents experiencing hardship at a cost of £75 to be met by the individual or the referral agency.
SCRATCH	£5,000	One off grant for 2010/11, to subsidise referrals from SCC local housing offices.
Southampton Women's Aid (1-Outreach)	£17,679	To provide outreach work to women who are experiencing domestic violence/abuse, who need advice/ support but who do not wish to move into a refuge. These are women who want to continue to live independently in their own homes, the service includes specialist advice to members of minority communities.
Southampton Women's Aid (2-BME)	£17,679
Housing sub-total	£48,638

COMMUNITY
Eastpoint Centre	£33,036	To support all of the activities and facilities promoted by Eastpoint Centre, including staffing costs and building costs. In particular the grant contributes to the following subsidised bookings: Pre-School/Toy Library, Eastpoint Bingo, Christmas Carol Service, Impact (disaffected teenagers) Project, Model Railway Society, Aikido Club, Scrap Store, New Deal for Communities/TPY, Solent Skills Quest
Community sub-total	£33,036

VOLUNTARY SECTOR SUPPORT
Southampton Voluntary Services	£156,551	To cover parts of the core costs associated with running the Voluntary Sector Support Team (VSST) and to help sustain the central administrative functions which also enable SVS to offer services directly to the public.
TWICS	£29,334	Towards TWICS core costs, specifically towards the salaries of the manager and the administrator, towards organisational running costs, and to support training costs for disadvantaged learners in Southampton.
Voluntary Sector Support sub-total	£185,885

GENERIC ADVICE
Southampton Advice and Representation Centre	£166,917	To support salaries and running costs of a city-wide specialist advice and representation service in the fields of Welfare Benefits and Employment Law. (5 f/t and 3 p/t staff)
Southampton Citizens Advice Bureau	£254,482	All of the costs of running the Bureau which offers a free, independent general advice and information service, offered by trained volunteers, plus specialist advice and information in Immigration, Race Equality, Debt, County Court representation for evictions/repossessions, Home Visiting for housebound clients requiring income maximisation, advice on Residential Care funding options, and GP surgeries outreach Welfare and Benefits advice (6 FTE and 9 P/T staff)
Generic Advice sub-total	£421,399
ARTS
Art Asia	£37,140	To provide accessible and affordable performances, educational activities and community participation in South Asian Arts to the people of Southampton. The grant contributes towards staff salaries, rent, overhead costs, educational and performance fees.
City Eye	£22,262	Revenue funding to support core work and costs of City Eye, an organisation that exists: "To advance the education of the public particularly those in need by the promotion of arts in general and in particular the arts of filmmaking, video making and photography."
Southampton Nuffield Theatre Trust	£176,969	Most of the grant requested is for revenue support enabling the Company to provide a programme of theatre performance and participation activities worth £1.9 million - participation events include: Writers Group, workshops for adults and children and youth theatre. Part of the grant requested is specifically for educational activities for Southampton children and young people. A further £10,179 is requested this year to pay for an additional three days per week (.6 fte) for the Producer of Community and Education Projects.
The Media Workshop	£24,262	The amount requested represents 54% of their core running costs, including staff costs and other overheads, specifically: wages, rent & utilities, IT & comms, insurance & professional fees (accounts), consumables. This funding will allow them to continue to undertake Media Arts projects with the ever diversifying communities of Southampton, continue their low cost course programme and voluntary sector resource base and open access sessions.
Turner Sims	£5,738	1) Their annual programme of promoted concerts encompassing classical music, jazz, world music and folk. 2) Their outreach work with the local community in Southampton. 3) Their work with Southampton Music Services.
Arts sub-total	£266,371


HERITAGE
Hampshire and Wight Trust for Maritime Archaeology	£1,393	HWTMA is requesting a grant to continue to deliver the current maritime archaeology service to Southampton City Council and to build capacity to: 1) deliver a greater number of maritime archaeology education and outreach activities for people of all ages and abilities in Southampton, 2) enable specialist advice on maritime archaeology to exist in the City, 3) facilitate HWTMA to attract additional funding to further support the cultural heritage of Southampton.
Solent Sky	£37,500	To fund two new officers to expand the services of Solent Sky museum: Education and Development Officer and Conservation Officer.
Heritage sub-total	£38,893

SPORT
Hampshire School Sports Federation	£1,441	Facility hire, admin costs, travel expenses and kit purchase
Southampton Amateur Gymnastics Club	£9,531	To pay towards the running costs of Southampton Gymnastics Centre. The costs include rates, water, gas, electricity, telephone and maintenance etc, and to subsidise rent and the cost of classes; in particular costs associated with running after school classes in Southampton.
Southampton Diving Academy	£7,500	The grant would be used to help contribute towards the cost of resource hire charges.
Southampton Schools Sports Association	£4,252	Funding towards individual school sports branches to provide opportunities for after school clubs, coaching and competitions.
Sport sub-total	£22,724

ENVIRONMENT
BTCV	£2,890	Support towards the cost of employing a project officer and the provision of resources, to deliver support to local community groups involved in environmental volunteering activities, promotion of these opportunities and raising awareness of environmental and community issues through practical action. As well as supporting existing levels of support to local groups in Southampton, they will be providing nine new opportunities for local people to take part in environmental volunteering priorities with BTCV.
Friends of Down to Earth	£10,000	1/3 of the 3 current 30 hour a week posts that is required to run Community activities; for the Farm and Volunteer Manager/Tutor, Head Gardener and Livestock supervisor. Plus 1/3 of the day to day running costs of the farm, excluding rent and amenities, including: animal feed and bedding; vet fees; seeds and gardening supplies; protective clothing; tools and equipment; volunteer travel expenses; and office supplies. (the other 2/3 is covered by the Academy).
Southampton Scrapstore	£3,074	To fund approximately 40% of the salary cost of the part-time (20 hours per week) coordinator.
Environment sub-total	£15,964

New Projects Fund

Organisation	Recommended amount (9mths)	Grant towards
SPORT
Saints in the Community	£71,468	To fund the Saints Connect programme in the Central and West areas of the city based on the Kickz model
	£71,468
YOUNG PEOPLE
Southampton Women's Aid - Child Refuge	£30,000	The grant would be used for the whole salary costs for a full time Children's Refuge Worker, and also 14 hours per week sessional worker to provide support to children aged 0-16 living in the city refuges.
	£30,000

EMPLOYMENT/TRAINING
Prince's Trust	£20,020	A package of activity which is all aimed at supporting young disadvantaged people back into education, employment and training
whomadeyourpants?	£2,000	50% towards building costs (rent, heat, light, power, rates, phone etc), a contribution to training materials and a 50% contribution to operational staff costs. The Head of Operations post will allow the Managing Director to go out on sales visits and move WMYP towards a sustainable revenue base.
	£22,020

Community Chest Grant Fund Allocation 2009/10 (including Sports Reserve)

A total of £19,691 was split between 46 groups in the city.

Organisation	Amount Allocated	Project Details
3rd Itchen North (Bitterne) Scout Group	£500	towards tables and chairs.
424 (City of Southampton) ATC	£500	towards 95 pattern webbing (40 sets)
5th Sholing Rainbow Guide Unit	£390	towards a uniform hire scheme for the new style Rainbow Guide Uniform that girl guiding is transferring to (15 pairs of trousers and 15 jackets).
All Hallows Too Preschool	£400	towards purchasing equipment (trike, tractor) for the lunch club and a fridge
Avenue Multicultural Centre	£483	towards costs of a crèche for weekly meetings
Awaaz FM	£500	towards FM broadcast licence fee.
BOFNN (Branching Out From Nutfield Nursery)	£500	towards planters, plants, compost, feed etc for expanding the 'Beautiful Balconies' project to Shirley and Maybush
Busy Bees Club	£250	towards toys and equipment, to replace old, broken and lost items.
Chinese Association of Southampton	£500	towards a Wii console, sports software and screen and accessories
City 7 Netball	£355	towards insurance and new equipment (bibs, first aid kit, club t-shirts)
City Life Education & Action for Refugees (CLEAR)	£500	towards ESOL for beginners course (room hire, volunteer expenses and course materials)
City Reach Youth Project (Girls Group)	£500	towards a summer programme of activities for young women including self defence, team building, art murals, recycling, K2 activity, healthy relationships workshop, health and beauty workshop.
Freemantle Common Play Association	£500	towards a fun day on Freemantle Common
Girlguiding Southampton South District	£470	towards a 10ft extension panel for a mess tent
Hampshire Harriers Wheelchair Basketball Club	£350	towards match funding for a team/club wheelchair as part of a rolling programme so we can offer more demonstrations / opportunities to schools and colleges in Southampton.
Hamwic Speakers Club	£440	towards room hire, educational materials, development of website, contribution towards trophies to recognise member's achievements.
Highfield Residents Association	£500	towards producing their community newsletter (printing and distribution)
Inner City Boxing Club	£500	towards a Lonsdale 3 in 1 bag, a boxing bungee cord
L.A.C.E Tenants Association	£436	towards improving the use of communal gardens (including croquet sets, bbqs, pop up gazebos, tables and chairs)
Malayalee Association of Southampton	£300	towards hire of venue and refreshments for harvest festival
NBSP Community Group	£454	towards a monthly newsletter
No Limits	£174	towards running costs of homeless project (shower running costs, laundry running costs, Basic Bank vouchers, telephone costs when helping client, premises, insurance, urgent social needs, tea/coffee/milk and fruit)
North Southampton Community Forum	£350	towards meeting room hire, computer consumables, contribution to broadband use, attendance at conferences and government consultations - in support of local residents groups
Ranelagh Residents Association	£450	towards upkeep and development of the amenity area (including shredder for garden waste, garden bench, hedge trimmer, fork, spade, rake, shears)
Riverside Pre-School	£452	towards an outside chalk board and outside dry-wipe board
Ropewalk Community Garden	£250	towards signage and advertising to promote the garden. Entrance is not as clear since NAC closed.
RS Ocean Village FC	£500	towards running costs of the team
Sholing Community Association	£306	towards 20 jigsaw mats and a stepladder
Sholing District Guide Association	£250	towards providing a commemorative t-shirt for each child taking part in Guiding centenary celebrations.
Sholing Senior Citizens	£480	towards entertainment for the senior citizens club (12 sessions)
Soccer4All Youth Football Club	£378	towards free taster sessions to attract new players
Southampton and District Samaritans	£481	towards replacing the flooring in their training room.
Southampton Bangladesh Society	£250	towards venue hire and equipment for events to promote Bangladeshi culture and heritage
Southampton Children's Play Association (SCPA)	£500	towards 2 play activity workshops at Southampton Play Day 2009 (24th July).
Southampton Hockey Club	£500	towards pitch hire and coaches for an after school hockey club based at Southampton Sports Centre.
Southampton Spitfires Rugby League Club	£480	towards playing / training equipment for the women's section (including wedges, poles, cones and tees)
Southampton Vineyard Church (Little Lullabies Music Group)	£250	towards musical instruments
Southampton Zimbabwe Association	£312	towards insurance, venue hire and printing leaflets
Swaythling Junior Netball Club	£500	towards netball kit and new netballs
Team Southampton	£500	towards volleyballs and coaches time
The Art of Medicine	£500	towards an exhibition and workshops (including venue hire, art materials, transport costs)
The Avenue Centre	£500	towards a healthy eating pilot project
The Kala Chethena Kathakali Troupe	£500	towards a series of theatre workshops for children, their families and the wider community.
Unified Somali Parents Group	£500	towards room hire at the Clovelly Centre.
whomadeyourpants?	£500	towards 6 hours of consultancy with Wessex Partnership to set up formal training schemes.
Woolston Rowing Regatta	£500	towards costs of the annual Regatta (first aid cover, PA system, 2-way radios, portable toilets, insurance, event licence, safety boat fuel)

Local Services & Community Safety (budget item LSCS 11)

There are 207 local groups across Southampton currently receiving funding from the Communities Team. The total level of funding available to these groups will be cut by £98,000 in 2011/12, £118,000 in 2012/13 and £118,000 again in 2013/14. Groups currently under threat of funding loss are listed below.

Group/Association/Organisation

423 (City of Southampton) Squadron ATC

Active Options

Adelaide Health Centre

Al Nisaa

Art Asia

Art House

Aryana Afghan Women's Group

Autistic Society

AWAAZ Radio

Azerbaijani CG

Bangladeshi Welfare Association

Bellevue Road Residents Association

Bitterne Manor Community Association

Black Heritage Association

Blackbushe,Pembrey and Wittering T&RA

BME Housing Group

British Asean Association

British Swimming Association

Catch 22 - Baseline

Chinese Association

City College

CLEAR

Clovelly Road Residents Association

Cohesion work with 80schools

Common Sense

Communicare

Communicare East

Communicare in Shirley & District

Community @ St Mark's

Community Language School

Coxford Community Association

East Bassett Residents Association

Empathy

Energie Fitness Club

eQualities Networks

EU Welcome Project

Fairtrade

Fellowship Dialogue Society (Turkish Group)

Filipino Association

First Wessex Housing

Flower Roads Resident and Tenants Association

Freemantle Common Play Association

Freemantle Community Association

French African Association

Friends of Cedar Lodge

Friends of Daisy Dip

Friends of Hum Hole

Friends of Lordswood

Friends of Mansel Park (FOMP) and Millbrook Community Association

Friends of Monks Brook Village Green

Friends of Peartree Green

Friends of Portswood Park

Friends of Riverside Park

Friends of Ropewalk Gardens

Friends of Shirley Ponds

Friends of Southampton Old Cemetery

Friends of St James' Park

Friends of the Field/Foyes Corner Festival Group

Friends of Town Quay

Friends of Weston Shore

GMB

GMB learning centre

Golden Ring Boxing Club

Graham Road Residents Association

Hampshire Fire and Rescue

Hampshire Probation

Hampshire Somali Community

Hampton Park Residents Association

Harefield Community Association

Hazari Community Group

Herbert Collins Residents Association

Hidden Targets

Highfield Residents Association

Holly Hill Residents Association

Hyde Housing Association

IMAG

International Cookery Exchange

Isizwe Sakwethu

Itchen Imperial Rowing Club

Kingsland Community Association

Kutchi Men's Group

Kutchi Women's Group

Learning Disability Partnership Board

Learning Links

Lingland

Lordshill Community Association

Lordswood Community Association

MAGRH

Mansbridge Forum

Mansbridge Residents Association

Maybush and District Community Association

McMillan Society

Merryoak Community Centre

Merryoak Computer Club

Milan Group

Moorhill to Woodlands '63-'03

Moorlands Community Association

MOSAIC project

Mosgues: Medina and Abu Bakr

Multi cultural centre

NBSP Portswood Community Group

Newtown Residents Association

Newtown Young Women's Group

North East Bassett Residents Association (NEBRA)

North Southampton Community Forum (was Bassett CAF)

North West Bassett Residents Association

Northam 521 Project

Northam Community Association

Oakmount Triangle Residents Association

Old Bassett Residents Association

Old Redbridge Tenants and Residents Association

Open Friendship Society of Azerbaijan

Outer Avenue Residents Group

Ovington Garden

Pakistan Welfare Association

Pirrie Close and Harland Crescent Residents Association

Police

Portswood Residents Gardens Residents Association

Posher Parks 4 Sholing

Positive Message

Priory Road Luncheon Group

Providence Park Residents Association

Race Equality Service

Ranelagh Residents Association

Refugee Action

Regents Park Community Association

Rockstone Lane Residents Association

Roshni

Russian Speaking Community

S.O.S. Polonia

Say OK Foundation

SCILLS

Seeds Home Education Group (Southampton and area)

Sheerwater Care Group

Shirley Warren Action Community Youth Café

Shirley Warren Community Garden

Shirley Warren Lunchclub

Sholing Community Association

Sholing Environment Group

Sholing Senior Citizens Club

Sholing Valleys Study Centre

Sholing Young People's Project

S-Link

Solent Mind

Solent Uni

Somali Women, Children and Community Development group

Southampton & Winchester Visitor Group

Southampton ADHD group

Southampton Afghani Shia Association

Southampton Amateur Rowing Club

Southampton Bangladeshi Society

Southampton Christian Fellowship

Southampton Club for the Blind

Southampton Sight

Southampton Sudanese CA

Southampton Sudanese Community Association

Southampton Together (Federation for Community Centres)

Southampton Women's Aid

Southampton Women's Forum

Southampton Zimbabwe Association

Southern Stars

St Denys Community Association

St MARKS SCHOOL cohesion group

St. Andrews Church

St. Mary's & Northam Interagency

St. Mary's Leisure Centre

Suhana

SVS

Swaythling Housing

Swaythling Neighbourhood Centre

Swimming Association

Tauntons College

The 4C's Social Group

The Art Club

The Bridge (drugs)

The Monitoring Group

Third Age Centre

Thornhill Health and Well Being Network (THAWN)

Thornhill Reducing Isolation Project (TRIP)

Three Rivers Community Rail Partnership

Thrinjun CG

Thrinjun Group

Tower Gardens Residents Association

Townhill Park Community Association/New centre Steering group

TRIP

TWICS

Underwood and Redhill Residents Association

Unified Somali Parents

United Nations Organisation

United Somali Community Association

University of Southampton

Upper Shirley Residents Association

Veracity Recreation Ground

Victim support

Warren Close Residents Association

WEA

West Southampton Community Forum

Western Challenge Housing

Wheatshief Trust

Whomadeyourpants

Windrush Young persons group

Women's Wisdom

Woolston Community Association

Woolston Over 50s group

Woolston Youth Art Project