Some of the team from Hampshire Police, Stop Domestic UK, Eastleigh College and of course the third party hate crime reporting
Team are outside the museum until 12.30 today.
We are here to talk about domestic abuse, the support available, hate crime and how to report. A confidential room is available if required.
Hate crime week- is from the 9th-16th October.
Join the One Community team, other organisations,local police & victim support in standing against hate crime.
Pop in from 10-12 on the 13th & 14th of October in @EastleighMuseum.
#HateCrime #reportinghatecrime #EastleighvsHateCrime
The Hampshire and Isle of Wight Youth Commission is seeking new members aged 14 to 24 years. The Youth Commission acts as the voice of young people on the crime and policing issues that matter to them most.
The Youth Commission helps inform and support the work of the Police and Crime Commissioner, Donna Jones.
Members of the Youth Commission:
If you are aged 14-24 and interested, or know a young person who might be, visit the Commissioner’s website http://www.hampshire-pcc.gov.uk/join before October 31st to find out more and apply to join.
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The Point and David Glass Ensemble are keen to engage with local practitioners with a strong interest in working with young people to join us on an exciting new project which uses theatre and creativity to empower young people and give voice to the voiceless.
Renowned teacher and founder of the Lost Child Project, David Glass, will be leading a three-day introduction into the Lost Child Practice, which will launch a future Lost Child Project to happen in Eastleigh and surrounding areas over 2021/2022.
Workshop dates 1st, 2nd and 3rd June – This workshop is free of charge, and will take place at The Point, Eastleigh.
It may be that you are able to attend as part of time spent in your existing role. If, however, you are a self employed freelancer and this would constitute additional work for you, The Point is lucky to be able to offer limited bursaries to compensate you for time spent training. Please contact me if this applies to you!
Please share this opportunity further if it might suit your colleagues or people in your network. Interested parties should reply to me to let us know they’d like to take part.
We are limited to just 7 spaces, so be sure not to miss out!
If you have any queries at all, do get in touch – I look forward to hearing from you.
All the best,
Gina Thorley
Creative Projects Producer
Arts and Culture Team – The Point and Berry Theatres
Eastleigh Borough Council
02380 688840
Based at The Point, Leigh Rd, Eastleigh SO50 9DE
Eastleigh museum RE-OPENs on May 17th and you can come and see this fantastic art exhibition.
One Community runs a hub at the Museum where you can get help/ advice on volunteering, Hate crime, food bank and housing support.
#ArtExhibition #museum #Eastleigh
The OPCC and partners including HCC, Community First and the Police are conducting some research and mapping around youth mentoring schemes in Hampshire, IOW, Portsmouth and Southampton with the aim of understanding more about the extent of mentoring type schemes and to identify opportunities to further support existing arrangements/services and steer and inform decisions on future funding
A link to a survey targeted at existing mentoring (and similar support) schemes is below
https://survey.alchemer.eu/s3/90335347/Mentoring
Your help in promoting and sharing this with any schemes or organisations you are in contact with and within your networks and partnerships would be appreciated. The deadline is 23rd April.
This mapping exercise forms part of a wider OPCC review of support for vulnerable young people up to the age of 25 years which is being led by
Karen Dawes
Strategic Lead – Violence Reduction Unit (VRU), Commissioning and Contracts Manager
Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire
01962 871595
In your organisation, do you have contact with children or vulnerable people? Then you should have a DBS check done for you and those who work with you.
There is a really useful website HERE with all the information to hand- hold you through the process of criminal record checks.
One Community have a service to do DBS checks for member organisations. If you would like any assistance with this or any other matter involving your voluntary organisation, please contact us call us on 023 8090 2400 or email vss@1community.org.uk
We are increasingly aware of criminal scams associated with TV licenses. Scammers pretend to be from TV licensing and then take money from unsuspecting people.
At One Community we would like to keep our communities informed about these scam approaches and enable you to share this information with others who might need to know about this and prevent this crime.
You can download your copy here: TV License SCAM BOOKLET
Unfortunately there are a number of scams about claiming to be about your TV Licences.
Here is a really useful booklet to look through:
You can download a copy here: TV License scam booklet
Nominate a young person, under 19 years old who is doing good in the community.
Tell the Eastleigh Lions.
They are looking forward to hearing from you
Just email: eastleighlions@gmail.com
Closing Date 5/12/20
Winnings: £250, £500 or £1000
Here is their entry form. All the best with it! Please let us know if you give it a try.
#lions #community #communityprizes #Eastleigh #youngchampions #youngambassadors.
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