At our Fareham shop, there are a range of Halloween theme children’s costumes for the cost of a donation.
In Eastleigh Museum there is a ghost trail running all week. Find all the ghosts and get a little prize.
On Wednesday the 27th from 10-12.30 there is SLIME MAKING. All you need to do is bring your grown up. It is FREE to do and lots of goey fun.
If you work for a business in the wider Eastleigh or Fareham areas, come to us to sort out your corporate volunteering, part of your CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility.)
You might be part of a small businesses club or local chamber of commerce. Even a sports club or musical band could come and volunteer for a couple of sessions together.
There is a broad range of activities you can choose from and this film introduces the Bursledon Brickworks Museum. You will discover how they have benefitted from corporate volunteers, hear from a volunteer and discover exciting plans ahead.
See short our amazing little film here.
Please contact us by calling 023 8090 2400 or email volunteer@1community.org.uk with any questions or to set up your organisation with your volunteering opportunity.
We have had a very unusual year and there are several people we have helped who wanted to leave comments for us.
Here is the presentation shown at the AGM which includes a number of quotes from you, the public and our volunteers alongside some of the amazing things we have been doing.
Our impact has been substantial in 2020-21 and this represents a snapshot of our activities.
We are really excited to meet this passionate bunch of volunteers at Fareham Community Hospital.
They are starting a great service of voluntary transport and they also need administration support.
Contact Hayley Hamlett by email hhamlett@1community.org.uk or call 01329 239934
As seen on our social media! Here are some details to clarify what thriving communities is and who should apply.
Thriving Communities is a new national support programmeprovided by the National Academy for Social Prescribing (NASP), launched in 2020. The programme aims to bring all types of voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise groups in England to work alongside social prescribing link workers. A further aim is to create collaboration at the local across different sectors of community activity – social/welfare, the arts and sports and leisure.
A current opportunity open to both voluntary and community sector representatives and those working in social prescribing services are the regional Learning Together sessions taking place this autumn.
Learning Together is a flexible programme of regional learning and development activities for voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise groups and organisations supporting their communities’ needs through delivery of social prescribing activities.
More details about how to apply can be found at this link – places for the South East Learning Together programme are still open and representation from Hampshire-based groups would be most welcome.
https://socialprescribingacademy.org.uk/thriving-communities/learning-together/
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On Saturday and Sunday we are finishing the bbq nights with a BANG (er) at our FABULOUS SAUSAGE SIZZLE!
Outside M&S & Sainsbury’s at Hedge End. Come along and find us for a big HELLO and get yourself a freshly cooked sausage.
This weekend, 11th Sept 9-5 & 12th Sept 10-4.
Yummy!
Raising funds for great causes #1community, #Rotary and #rainbowcentre.
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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Bygone Fareham is a classic car event on Saturday 11 September 10am-4pm.
A variety of classic cars will be lined up on West Street from clubs including the South Hants Vehicle Preservation Society, Solent Mini Club, Morris Minor Club and Portsmouth and Southampton Mini Club joining us on the day. There will be music and dancing performers under the podium focusing on music from a bygone era.
Westbury Manor Museum will be offering discounted hot drink and a slice of cake for £4.00 and will have craft boxes for sale at £1.50 along with games for young people to play in their garden area (weather permitting).
Please see details below:
HELP NEEDED for people feeling wobbly about reconnecting to our community.
Jay is lonely since Mum died & with covid hasn’t been out.
Can you give confidence & go out with someone like Jay in #Fareham?
Call Andrea on ? 02380902424 or email her: ? afudge@1community.org.uk
More than 70 local charities, voluntary and community groups lined Fareham’s West Street in bright sunshine for One Community’s biggest ever Community Showcase on Saturday 17 July, 10am-4pm.
The Showcase provides the opportunity for groups to demonstrate to the public just what they’re made of – the activities they run, the support they provide, the volunteers they need, the members they welcome.
Musical, theatrical and dance entertainment were provided all day at the Podium by local arts groups. A Transformer, a Star Wars Stormtrooper, Micky and Minnie Mouse, and One Community’s own Mollie the elephant strolled around engaging with the crowds, and there was plenty to try, taste and buy.
The Showcase has been run successfully at Ferneham Hall for several years. In 2020, sadly, there was no Showcase because of the pandemic. Stallholders have declared this, the first outdoor version of the event, the best yet, attracting plenty of passing trade in a packed town centre.
Mayor of Fareham, Councillor Pamela Bryant accompanied by her daughter, the Mayoress, Councillor Louise Clubley and One Community CEO Jean Roberts-Jones, visited every stand over a period of three hours. The Mayor told the Portsmouth News:
“I can’t speak highly enough of One Community for putting this together and bringing all these organisations together.”
She added:
“I think this is something we’ve seen come out of the pandemic – there’s more community spirit and a lot more people wishing to volunteer.”
Mayor of Fareham, Pamela Bryant,
July 17th 2021.
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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.