If you have camera footage of something you think the transport police should see- go to:
https://hants-snap-police.egressforms.com/
So if you have a dash cam or your passenger took a clip on their phone, submit it via the above web address.
You can submit your pictures there and the police will check it out.
Please join us and promote the following to volunteers and voluntary sector groups responding to COVID.
https://www.friendsagainstscams.org.uk/
There’s a link to online training on the website and some downloadable info. Julie Chambers at Hampshire Trading Standards can provide more info and support if required.
#Eastleigh #Fareham @1comm #scamdemic
If you are experiencing domestic abuse or know someone you are concerned about, please reach out for support.
Domestic abuse is an incident or pattern of incidents of controlling, coercive, threatening, degrading and violent behaviour, including sexual violence.
It is mostly men abusing women although this is not always the case and men can be at risk from male or female partners.
If you live in Hampshire here is their informationinformationinformation.
If you are in the Portsmouth area- these people are here to help.
For Southampton and the west of Hampshire- yellow door can help yellow dooryellow door.Sadly, we know that calls to domestic abuse helplines have soared since the Covid-19 lockdown situation. Please do use the local services, and/ or the national link on the poster.
One Community – Able to Help
Covid guidelines are changing and many of our clients and service users will start thinking about going out. As our services start back, times and the service offer may have changed. Please talk to your usual contact for details. At One Community, however, we continue to offer our shopping and prescription collection service for those who need it for while there is a COVID-19 risk.
Our teams, in both Eastleigh and Fareham, are still able to either offer direct help (shopping, prescriptions, dog walking) or signposting to the help available.
Please ring us on 023 8090 2400 for Eastleigh or 07702 802555 in Fareham, 9am-4pm Monday to Friday.
Friends Against Scams is a National Trading Standards Scams Team initiative, which aims to protect and prevent people from becoming victims of scams by empowering people to take a stand against scams.
Anybody can join Friends Against Scams and make a difference in their own way.
Complete the online training and raise awareness throughout your community. Together we can create a scam free nation! More information, and access the training at www.friendsagainstscams.org.uk/
On Tuesday the 12th of November it is Purple Tuesday. Purple Tuesday is an organisation which tries to make shops, services and businesses more accessible and inclusive of disabled customers.
Across the UK, the Purple Pound – the consumer spending power of disabled people and their families – is worth £249 billion and is rising by an average of 14% each year.
Worldwide, the Purple Pound equates to a staggering £2.25 trillion, yet less than 10% of businesses have a targeted plan to access this disability market. As a result, many disabled people cannot access services and businesses.
Purple Tuesday is about improvements to businesses and services to value and meet the needs of disabled customers. It is about making the customer experience accessible.
In the Eastleigh Swan Shopping Centre we will have a stall on Tuesday the 12th from 11-3. We will have leaflets and information about One Community, including Hate Crime reporting.
Please come along and chat with us, we would like to see you and hear how you would like access to services and businesses improved.
Come and see Jenny, our PCSO and take a moment to tell us about Hate Crime Eastleigh Museum or at our Fareham one community shop near B&m
#hatecrimeawarenessweek2019
Hate Crime Awareness Week Event at Eastleigh Museum
It’s National Hate Crime Awareness Week 12-19 October and at Eastleigh Museum, Naomi from One Community, Hampshire Police and Chrysalis will be on hand to offer support and advice from 10am-2pm on Saturday and 10am-3pm Monday to Friday. There will be free activities. A confidential 1-2-1 room is available. Eastleigh Museum is a third party hate crime reporting centre, where people can seek support if they have been targeted because of their race, disability, religion, gender identity or sexual orientation. Phone 023 8064 1202 for further information.
Get yourself settled and be amazed by the fabulous Blue Lamp Trust.
There’s the Bobby scheme (safety and security support for vulnerable people.)
The taxi test and other training for drivers too.
September brings the launch of a new initiative safeguarding for taxi drivers.
We really did have a great chat about all this and we had a lovely talk, explaining all about how cricket works!
Thanks to the lovely Theresa for coming in to talk to us at One Community and all the unity101 listeners.
Here is our podcast:
https://www.podcast.canstream.co.uk/unity101/index.php?id=21669
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