The Horizon Community Card helps make health and wellbeing more accessible by reducing the cost of activities and memberships for eligible individuals and families.

Since launching, we’ve supported 365 Community Card members, helping more people stay active, improve their wellbeing and feel connected to their community.

Card holders benefit from:

• 40% off Pay As You Go activities
• 30% off memberships
• Savings on gym sessions, swimming, fitness classes and family activities

By removing financial barriers, the Community Card helps ensure that cost isn’t a barrier to living a healthier, happier life.

THRIVE provides free and low-cost activities for children and young people, creating safe, welcoming spaces where they can build confidence, make friends and develop new skills.

Launching in Summer 2026, the THRIVE Youth Hub has been developed in partnership with Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary and the Havant & Waterlooville Primary Care Network to provide positive opportunities for young people aged 13–17.

The hub offers a safe place to socialise, access support and take part in activities, helping young people feel connected, valued and included within their community. By removing barriers to participation, we’re creating opportunities for more young people to belong and thrive.

Everyone deserves the opportunity to take part, feel welcome and belong. Our SEND programme helps remove barriers through dedicated activities, supportive environments and familiar routines.

From SEND swimming lessons and Inclusive Sports Club to Family Bounce & Play, SENDsational Bounce & Move and SEND swimming sessions, we’re creating opportunities for children, young people and adults to build confidence, stay active and connect with their community. Sensory bags and THRIVE Stories help make every visit feel more comfortable and predictable.

Creating inclusive communities is something we can’t do alone. That’s why we’ve worked closely with 22 local charities, support organisations and community groups to help more people access opportunities, support and connection.

From supporting families through Hampshire Healthy Families, helping neurodivergent individuals through the Sunflower Scheme, providing opportunities for SEND participants with The Wave Project, and working alongside organisations such as Bridge to Unity and Rotary Club Havant, our partnerships help us reach people who may otherwise face barriers to participation.

For some people, taking the first step towards becoming more active can feel overwhelming. Through our referral programmes and community wellbeing initiatives, we’re helping people improve their health in a safe, supportive and welcoming environment.

Working alongside local healthcare partners, including GP practices, we provide opportunities such as wellbeing walks, the Health Referral Scheme and the Live Stronger Programme. These pathways help people build confidence, improve their physical and mental wellbeing, and connect with others in their community.

Inclusion starts with meeting people where they are. Throughout the year, our Community Inclusion Officer attends local events, wellbeing fairs, support groups, schools and community hubs to connect with residents who may not know what support is available to them.

These events provide an opportunity to share information about our Community Card, SEND activities, wellbeing programmes and wider services, while listening to the experiences of local families and individuals. From SEND Futures Evenings and wellbeing fairs to support groups and community outreach events, we’re helping people discover opportunities, build confidence and access support in a welcoming environment.