Technology has become integral to young people’s lives and it is important that they know how to stay safe online and make the most of the opportunities that the internet provides. Whether you are a young person, parent or carer,…
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Internet Safety
Posted in Get involved, Internet Safety, News, Young people Tagged with: Advice, get involved, Internet Safety, Safer internet Day, young people
Alcohol Concern
Alcohol Concern is a small charity working in England and Wales trying to change the conversations and attitudes people have about alcohol. Their vision is of a world where alcohol does no harm. To achieve this they: Help people through information,…
Motiv8
Summer Update – Communic8 Motiv8 exists to improve the life chances of young people. They operate community based teams to reduce the risk of offending, anti-social behaviour and disengagement from learning or employment. Motiv8 believes in developing the whole person…
Posted in Alcohol Awareness, Anti-social behaviour, Get involved, News, Young people Tagged with: alcohol, anti-social behaviour, confidence, Motiv8, reducing crime, young people
Community Alcohol Partnership
Enterprising Day 2016 On Monday 18th April a Year 8 Enterprise day was held at The Hayling College. These days are designed to highlight the skills that employers want in the workplace and encourage young people to use them with…
Posted in Alcohol Awareness, DRINK-less, Get involved, News, Young people Tagged with: Active Communities Network, alcohol, Community Alcohol Partnership, get involved, Hayling Island, young people
Community Trigger
What is a Community Trigger? Community Trigger gives victims and communities the right to request a review of their case and bring agencies together to take a joined up, problem solving approach to find a resolution. If Community Trigger threshold…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, News, Policing Tagged with: anti-social behaviour, community safety, Community Trigger, crime, reducing crime
Opportunity for Young People to Join the Youth Commission
Aged 14-25 years and interested in tackling issues in your local community? Apply to become a member of the Police Crime Commissioner’s Youth Commission… Simon Hayes the Hampshire Police Crime Commissioner is recruiting young people aged 14-25 years to become…
Posted in Get involved, News, Policing, Young people Tagged with: crime, Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner, Hampshire Primary Care Trust, reducing crime, Simon Hayes, volunteering, young people
Drinking and Your Health
Hampshire County Council is marking Alcohol Awareness Week this year (16- 22 November) by encouraging people to check how much alcohol they drink by using the NHS Change 4 Life online drinks (external link) checker. Councillor Patricia Stallard, Hampshire County Council’s…
Posted in Alcohol Awareness, DRINK-less, News Tagged with: alcohol, Drinkless, Hampshire County Council
Drinkaware: Information for Parents
Drinkaware are currently running a campaign to tackle underage drinking, and provides a range of resourse and information to help you and your kids better understand the potential risks associated with drinking alcohol. Drinkaware aims to enable parents to have well informed,…
Posted in Alcohol Awareness, DRINK-less, Get involved, News, Young people Tagged with: alcohol, Drinkaware, get involved, Parents, young people
‘We’re watching you’
Dog owners who don’t clear up after their pets be warned Research shows dog fouling tends to occur at night because some pet owners know they will not be seen under the cover of darkness. As such, there is a…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, Get involved, Litter, News Tagged with: anti-social behaviour, dog mess, flytipping, Havant, Havant Borough Council, Hayling Island, Leigh Park, litter, litter pick, pink poo, Waterlooville
Confidence
Need to build up your self-confidence? This may help… Victim Support have produce an information booklet helping people to be more assertive, to challenge negative thoughts and to take control of their lives. If you are a victim of domestic…
Posted in Anti-social behaviour, Domestic abuse, News Tagged with: community safety, confidence, Victim Support