Confiskate CIC is a community interest company based in Southsea, Portsmouth, using skateboarding to support young people's mental wellbeing and build real community connection. It was founded by Oakley, known in the skate scene as Anarky_Skates, who set up Confiskate to give young people the same sense of belonging and confidence that skateboarding gave him.

Not at all! Confiskate welcomes everyone, from complete beginners who've never stepped on a board to experienced skaters looking for a community. Sessions are about connection and confidence first, skill level second.

Sessions are aimed at young people, but there's no strict age limit. Whatever your age or stage, if you want to get involved, you're welcome.

Nothing! All Confiskate sessions are free to attend.

Yes, and Confiskate would love to hear from you! Whether it's helping out at sessions, sharing your skills, or supporting behind the scenes, there's always room for more hands. Get in touch via the [Contact/Reaching Out] page to find out what's needed.

Definitely. Confiskate partners with schools, youth organisations, local businesses, and community groups across Portsmouth and beyond. If you think there's a way to work together, get in touch to start the conversation.

Confiskate is based in Southsea, Portsmouth. Sessions run at various local venues around the area rather than one fixed spot, so keep an eye on [socials/events page] for where the next one's happening.

There are loads of ways: volunteer your time, spread the word, donate, partner with us as an organisation, come along to sessions and events, or simply follow and share on social media. Every bit helps keep Confiskate running and growing.

Through a mix of grants, sponsors, partnerships, and donations, which is what keeps sessions free for everyone who takes part.

There's more to it. Skateboarding is the starting point, but at its heart, Confiskate is about building confidence, community, and supporting mental wellbeing through the connections it creates.

Keep an eye on [socials/events page] for details of when and where the next session is happening.

Yes, parents and carers are welcome to come along.

Yes. The safety and wellbeing of everyone who takes part is taken seriously, with safeguarding policies in place. Get in touch via the [Contact] page if you'd like to know more.