About the centre
In April 1984, Portsmouth Deaf Association, formerly ‘Portsmouth Association for the Welfare for the Deaf and Dumb’ was relocated to 279 Arundel Street, Portsmouth. PO1 1LX.
Portsmouth Deaf Association own the building but it has always been named as the Portsmouth Deaf Centre.
The Portsmouth Deaf Centres purpose is to ensure that not only there is a place where all Deaf people can meet on both social and educational basis but for other members of the local community to participate in the facilities that are offered by this Centre.
Coronavirus Warning
Users of the centre
Portsmouth association for the Blind are based ion the Deaf Centre, for more information use the read more link below.
Portsmouth Deaf Club
The Deaf Club is open to any person whether they have some degree of hearing loss or not. They offer a place where people of varying hearing loss can come together in a friendly and social atmosphere as well as taking part in various Club events.
Portsmouth Deaf Centre has its own bar facilities for the Deaf Club on a Saturday night and private events including a pool table.
STOP PRESS
Following an announcement by the Government that the coronavirus has entered the rapid phase in its spread and so from 17th March 2020, all social contact in pubs, theatres, clubs etc are to be avoided.
So Portsmouth Deaf Club will now be closed as from 17th March 2020 until further notice. Your co-operation in upholding this request will be much appreciated. Thank you.
Portsmouth Deaf Friendly Club
The members of this Deaf Friendly Club work together to organisevarious events
They meet every 1st, 3rd and 5th (If the month has 5 Wednesdays) Wednesday afternoon from 12 noon until 4 pm every month
Like Portsmouth Deaf Centre Club, they organise various events such as Bingo, Bus Stop game as well as occasional trips plus other events