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Many Voices ONE Community #OurHillfields A guide to services in our community MANY VOICES ONE COMMUNITY March 2021 KEY Harmony Family Hub Public services Health and Wellbeing • Support for young people aged 11 to 19 #OurHillfields – (targeted youth support work) working together to Scan to see a Youth and community short film services • Bespoke family support which may be build a safer Hillfields offered within the home Women’s services • Support to children with special educational Hillfields is a diverse, young and exciting community Education and needs and their families close to Coventry’s historic city centre. Learning • A range of child and family health activities including baby wellbeing clinic and C-Card At the West Midlands Violence Reduction Unit (WM Now referred to as #OurHillfields, the project brings Refugee services distribution points VRU - see end of booklet for more information about together police and local authorities with charitable • Parenting support us) we want to celebrate the people and positive organisations, businesses, community members, stories of Hillfields and in particular, the creativity and young people to share knowledge and expertise • Support with managing finances and and contributions of our young people. about how to make Hillfields a safer place to live. getting back into work or training. We also want to address the things Over the last year, the WM VRU has commissioned Get in touch that are holding Hillfields back from projects such as Early Years Protective Behaviours being an even stronger community, such as violence, substance misuse, programmes, school and community-based Harmony Hub, Clifton St, Coventry CV1 5GR youth mentoring, and domestic abuse prevention deprivation, inequality, and [email protected] exploitation. campaigns. However, the VRU cannot meet its objectives without the support and participation of 024 7697 8030 local people, many of whom are already doing great We first began work in Coventry in December 2019, harmonyfamilyhub setting up a ‘place-based pilot project’ in Hillfields. things for their community. We exist to support and The pilot is designed to test different methods extend this work, enabling and empowering local www.coventry.gov.uk/familyhubs to assess which are effective in reducing serious people to help Hillfields thrive. violence among young people and the community. For more information or for general enquiries, please contact [email protected] services Public True Vision True Vision is a service provided by the National Police Chiefs’ Council to support Family Health & victims of hate crime to find out their Lifestyles Service The Job Shop rights and report crimes online. www.report-it.org.uk South Warwickshire Foundation Trust We are here to support [email protected] @true_vision_hc you into your next acpotruevision • Health Visiting Service • Be Active Be Healthy positive destination. West Midlands Police • School Nursing • Stop Smoking Team • Infant Feeding Team • MAMTA – specialist We are here to support you in your search for Policing - Preventing crime, • Family Nurse Partnership BAME service supporting employment, training, apprenticeships and protecting the public and mothers and families work placements. Here you can explore a wide Get in touch range of local vacancies that are updated daily helping those in need. and access training opportunities. You can get Multi Agency 024 7518 9190 friendly, helpful advice from our skilled team, Get in touch from having your CV reviewed, to getting support Safeguarding Chat Health text messaging number: 07507 329 with transport costs and all things work-related. In Call 999 for emergencies, Hub (MASH) 114. Parents/carers can text the service and receive a line with social distancing measures, we can offer Call 101 for non-emergency situations response within working hours. appointments online via MS Teams. Referral route for west-midlands.police.uk to report crime online Chat Health text messaging number: 07507 331 949. Safeguarding concerns. 11-18 year olds across Coventry can send confidential Get in touch Coventry Central Police station, SMS text messages to School Nurses who will provide Little Park Street, Coventry, CV1 2JX Get in touch 1 Bull Yard, Coventry, CV1 1LH impartial advice and support. 024 7678 5740 St Michael’s Neighbourhood Team Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub, Coventry City Council Customer coventryfamilyhealthandlifestyleservice [email protected] [email protected] Service Centre, 3 Upper Precinct, coventryhealthvisitingservice @covjobsupport @coventrypolice Broadgate, Coventry, CV1 1FS www.fwt.org.uk/health/mamta-2 Coventry City Council Job Shop CoventryCityWMP [email protected] www.healthforkids.co.uk www.coventry.gov.uk/jobshop www.wmnow.co.uk 024 7678 8555 www.healthforteens.co.uk Public services Public Wellbeing and Health Health and Wellbeing and Health ONE COMMUNITY Relate Coventry and Warwickshire Counselling services Change Grow for children, young Live Positive Citizen people and adults. #OurHillfields Choices One of the UK’s Couple counselling, individual counselling, Positive Choices is a free and psychosexual therapy, children’s counselling, most trusted social confidential service for young housing providers. family counselling, domestic abuse support services, reducing parental conflict. Egan people aged 5-24 to talk about drug and alcohol issues, relationships and Citizen owns and manages 30,000 homes for Consultancy Get in touch sexual health. diverse communities across the West Midlands, Ltd from urban tower blocks to rural villages and towns. 1110a Elliot Court, Coventry Business Park, Positive Choices supports young people to make positive choices Herald Avenue, Coventry, CV5 6UB and changes, with support through groups, one-to-one or online Get in touch The whole suite of First Aid Training and delivery of KCPP – or even through our Ecotherapy allotment project. Citizen [email protected] (Knife Crime Prevention 4040 Lakeside, Solihull Parkway, 024 7622 5863 Programme) for young people Get in touch Birmingham Business Park, B37 7YN involved in gangs. @ Relate Coventry and Warwickshire 23-25 City Arcade, Kelly: 07776 963 938 Coventry, CV1 3HX Craig: 07741 900 799 0300 790 6555 @_relatecoventryandwarwickshire Get in touch [email protected] Sharon: 07741 900 829 [email protected] www.relatecoventry.org 108 Prince of Wales Road, positivechoices_coventry @citizen_housing Coventry CV5 8GP @citizenhg PosChoices_Cov [email protected] @citizenhousinggroup PositiveChoicesCov www.citizenhousing.org.uk 07766 731 544 www.changegrowlive.org/positive-choices-coventry Health and Wellbeing and Health Wellbeing and Health Healthy Tell MAMA UK Lifestyles (Measuring anti- Positive Youth Foundation (PYF) Coventry Muslim Attacks) Supporting young people to reach Get in touch If you live in their full potential. Tell MAMA provides The Techno Centre, Coventry Coventry, our University Technology Park, emotional support, Providing a range of frontline services for young people aged Healthy Lifestyles Puma Way, Coventry, CV1 2TT counselling services, 8-25 across the city. team can support advocacy services for [email protected] you for free in PYF aim to support young people in having their voices heard. victims of hate crime the following: www.positiveyouthfoundation.org and discrimination Activities in the Hillfields area include youth clubs, mentoring, www.coventryyouthpartnership.org • Weight Loss as well as supporting sports programmes, creative programmes, education, leadership training & social action programmes. • Stop Smoking victims throughout @pyfcoventry • Physical Activity their journey with the We also provide services for young people who are out of @positiveyouth96 criminal justice process. • Reduce your alcohol intake education or unemployed and those who are newly arrived to PositiveYouth Foundation the city and the UK. Get in touch Get in touch Second Floor, [email protected] James Sinclair House, Free Helpline: 0800 456 1226 Canal Basin, Whatsapp: 0734 184 6086 Coventry, CV1 4LY Free SMS: 01157 070 007 Get in touch 0800 122 3780 www.tellmamauk.org FRIDAYs [email protected] [email protected] TellMamaUK Fridays is a Community www.Friday’s.org.uk www.hlscoventry.org @TellMamaUK Interest Company that Healthy Lifestyles Coventry @TellMAMAUK looks to tackle knife @fridayscoventry @HLSCoventry To report hate crime, contact the Police or crime and antisocial @fridayscoventry www.report-it.org.uk @HLS Coventry report it online at behaviour. @fridayscov Health and Wellbeing and Health services community and Youth St Giles Trust WATCH Charity (Working Actively To HillzFM Pantry (Opening April 2021) - We provide high quality, Change Hillfields Ltd) Community Radio nutritious and healthy food to those struggling to feed themselves and their families. Project • Employment & • Training including; Mentoring Support ESOL, Computer skills, Peer Hub - The Peer Hub helps people who have • Children & Young People’s Development experienced many different forms of disadvantage to • Hillfields Library Services Wellbeing and • Introduction to Radio training gain the skills and qualifications they need to help others Personal Development make positive progress e.g. Level 3 in Information, Advice Get in touch • Volunteering and Befriending support and Guidance YMCA Coventry & Warwickshire WATCH Ltd, 10-12 Victoria Street, Hillfields, Get in touch Youth services - We support under 25 year
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