In the Flourish pop up shop, next to Boots in Eastleigh’s Swan centre today we are talking with you about reporting hate crime.
Open until 3pm, we have the wonderful Zaliha from @hampshirepolice PCSO Tina and Becki from our Eastleigh Museum community hub.
We are giving out information and some freebies to people who pop by to share about reporting hate crime.
#hatecrimeawareness #Eastleigh @this_is_flourish @1comm
It is #loneliness awareness week so we wanted to let you know about this.
It’s for blokes.
Blokes who could do with a bit of company. We do this.
So, book on.
It is FREE
#Eastleigh #Fareham @1comm #men #loneliness
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR #VOLUNTEERS- especially our CV RESPONSE TEAMERS!
We just do not know what our communities would have done without you. Thank you all very much.
#Eastleigh #Fareham @1comm #volunteerappreciation #notallheroeswearcapes 
Let us know about it so we can get our wonderful staff and volunteers to help.
Do you manage volunteers in your organisation?
We have a course for you!
It is a FREE workshop in Eastleigh being held at the Point. It is on Wednesday 11th March 9:30-12:30.
It is all about building sustainable communities with volunteering as central.
Book via the link.
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.
You will all know that One Community moved out of our Romsey Road address at the end of September 2019. It was a MASSIVE undertaking and took a great deal of planning and practical hands on to achieve. With many hands to the pump, transport department were able to get through their sorting, packing and moving.
We have moved into our offices into 75 Leigh road, and are all set up, taking your calls and bookings.
As with the whole team, we know we are only here for a year or so while the Romsey Road buildings are demolished and a really nice, modern practical office space is built for us to move back into.
At the moment, the building we are in has not got any disabled access. So, if you need to see us, face to face, please just ring or email us and we can arrange to meet you at The Point in Eastleigh (almost straight opposite from number 75 Leigh Road.)
Direct dial: 023 8090 2450 email info@1community.org.uk
Fax 023 8090 2413
Textphone 023 8090 2400
Registered Office 75 Leigh Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire, SO50 9DQ. Registered Charity Number 1052978. Registered in England as a company limited by guarantee. Company Number 3132524.