Who are we
We provide spaces for people to connect through creativity, believing that mindful creativity is an underutilised wellbeing tool that should be accessible to all. With expertise in supporting women with complex needs, we create welcoming, safe spaces for creative exploration. We offer workshops, one-off events, and dedicated creative spaces in Waterlooville, Havant, Portsmouth, and other parts of Hampshire. โCreatful is a social enterprise โ that means whatever money we make from our workshops goes straight back into delivering more for our community.

WHAT WE DO
We use creativity as a tool for healing, connection and empowerment. From weekly workshops to community events, our work supports people facing some of lifeโs toughest challenges โ including addiction, isolation, homelessness and mental health struggles. With the help of our volunteers, we hold space for thousands of individuals to connect and create across Portsmouth and the South East.
in 2025…
260
Creative Workshops Delivered
2778
Individuals Connected Through Creativity
528
Volunteer Hours Given
26
Locations Reached

Whats On
Thereโs always something happening at Creatful. From weekly creative groups to one-off events, we bring people together and make a real difference. You’ll also find community projects, exhibitions, and fundraising events throughout the year โ thereโs always something to explore. Take a look at whatโs coming up and come be part of it. We know joining something new can feel daunting. If youโd like support โ whether itโs being met outside, paired with a friendly volunteer, or just having someone to talk to beforehand โ weโre here to help.
Our Blogs
Dr Saundra Dalton-Smiths 7 types of rest
Dr Saundra Dalton-Smith is an award winning Physiologist who specialises in stress and rest research, Saundra and Restorasis (her well being consultation [...]
Silence in Motion
Silence in Motion How Fluid Art and Texture Experiments Became My Anchor It all started during a period in my [...]
Sustainability shame
Sustainability shame Have you ever felt that pull of shame when you throw something away that still has some use [...]




