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Amber Valley Community Update Community Update June/JULY 2021 For further information or to add any additional information to the document please contact your Youth and Community Engagement Worker: Name: Mikey Heald Tel: 07929851143 Email: [email protected] Contents: Foodbanks • Education Money and Finance/welfare Employment/ Training Benefits Community Support Housing Addiction Support Mental Health/ Emotional Support for Children and wellbeing/ Staying active Young People Domestic Abuse Volunteering Sexual Abuse Any other Local info. Parental Support Online Directories Safeguarding We would like to thank everyone for their support regarding the community updates, and we have amended the document with some of the feedback which we have received. This includes a toolbar on each page which will take you directly to the category that you are looking for. Foodbanks: Amber Valley Foodbanks Money, Finance and OSCARI Welfare Benefits Oscari Food Bank – Ridding’s and Iron village Our food bank operates on an appointment only basis, we are open for food bank on a Housing Monday and Wednesday and appointments start at midday until 3pm. Mental Health, www.facebook.com/oscarisocial tracy- OSCARI [email protected] Church of Christ, Emotional wellbeing, 07570307195 Colledge street Staying active Riddings [email protected] 07842906461 chris- Derbyshire [email protected] 07738221330 De55 4ez Domestic Abuse Sexual Abuse Eastwood Volunteer Bureau at the rear of Eastwood Library Friday 10am -1pm Safeguarding St Andrews Church, Station Road Langley Mill. Parental Support Friday 1.30pm to 4pm Jean Bailey 07407634683 Education You must call on Fridays between 10:00 – 13:00 to request sup- port please do not just turn up. Employment/ Training Alfreton Support Network Foodbank Community Support Independent foodbank at Alfreton House Tearooms. They can help with food parcels, shopping and collecting Addiction Support prescriptions. Call 07476 819855 or 07790 309871 Support for Children and Young People. South Normanton Food Bank 01773 811273 or 07999 551691 Volunteering http://southnormantonarea.foodbank.org.uk/ Any other Information [email protected] Church Street Opening Times—Tue 13:30—14:30 South Normanton Online Directories Alfreton Fri 13:30—14:30 Derbyshire DE55 2BT Foodbanks: Foodbanks Money, Finance and Welfare Benefits Housing Cash support for food redistribution during coronavirus outbreak Mental Health, For mor information visit the website Cash support for food redistribution during coronavirus outbreak - GOV.UK Emotional wellbeing, (www.gov.uk) Staying active Rural Action Derbyshire Domestic Abuse Website Phone: 01629 592970 Sexual Abuse They have an alphabetical list of all food banks. Safeguarding If you would be interested in getting in- volved, please contact Jo Peck at [email protected] Parental Support Education Universal Infant Free School Meals (UIFSM) Employment/ Training Free school meals: guidance for schools and local au- thorities - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) Community Support Guidance about free school meals and transitional protection arrangements for them under Universal Credit. Addiction Support To get your free meal please ask at your child's school. Support for Children and Young People. Volunteering Any other Information Online Directories Money, Finance and Welfare Foodbanks Benefits: Money, Finance and Welfare Benefits Welfare Benefits www.derbyshire.gov.uk/welfarebenefits Help and advice with welfare benefits and tax credits. Housing Contact us Mental Health, Email [email protected] or phone our ben- efits helpline, 11am-4.00pm, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Emotional wellbeing, Friday, on 01629 531535. Staying active Derbyshire Discretionary Fund Domestic Abuse Derbyshire Discretionary Fund (DDF) - Derby- shire County Council Sexual Abuse Phone number : 01629533 399 The Derbyshire Discretionary Fund (DDF) can provide grants or Safeguarding emergency cash payments if you are in urgent need of financial help following a crisis or disaster. Parental Support Benefits during the Coronavirus Education Coronavirus support for employees, benefit claimants and businesses - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) Employment/ Training This link has the most up to date information for benefits, Universal Credits etc. Community Support The Information is updated daily Addiction Support Department for Work & Pensions Coronavirus support for employees, benefit claimants and businesses - Support for Children GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) and Young People. This website gives the most up to date government information for Volunteering benefits, Universal Credit etc. Any other Information Covid-19 Cyber and Fraud Information Sheet This advice has been collated by EMSOU and is intended for wider distribution within Online Directories the East Midlands Region to raise aware- Website ness among businesses and the public. Winter Pressure Single Contact point Foodbanks Signposting, referral and advice service. professional referrals only. Money, Finance and [email protected] Welfare Benefits Call 01332 640000 Visit the website for more information. Housing Winter Pressures - pathway for professionals - Derbyshire County Council Mental Health, CAP debt help Emotional wellbeing, Free debt counselling. Staying active Call free on—0800 328 0006 Free debt counselling | Christians Against Poverty (capuk.org) Domestic Abuse Citizens Advice Sexual Abuse Money Advice, Appointments can be booked through the advice line. Safeguarding Call FREE Monday to Friday 9am-4pm —0808 2787 954 Parental Support Citizens Advice Derbyshire Districts (ddcab.org.uk) Education Family Fund Helping Disabled Children. Employment/ Training Grants available for families raising disabled or se- riously ill young people aged 17 and under, contact through website to check if you qualify for a grant, Community Support for holidays, equipment, PC’s etc.. Family Fund Addiction Support Money Advice Service Support for Children The Money Advice Service gives guidance and help with how to manage your money better. and Young People. Online chat, whats app, call 0800138 7777 Volunteering Free and impartial money advice, set up by government - Money Advice Service Money Saving Expert Any other Information ‘Cutting your costs Fighting your corner’ Coronavirus Self-Employed & Small Limited Company Help Online Directories (moneysavingexpert.com) Step change Foodbanks Call—0800 138 1111 StepChange Debt Charity - Free Expert Debt Advice. Money, Finance and Welfare Benefits Contact the UK’s leading debt charity to get expert debt advice and fee-free debt management to help you tackle your debts. Housing Step Change Debt Charity. Mental Health, Warmer Derby & Derbyshire helpline is open Emotional wellbeing, Staying active Providing advice with bills as well as practical help to make your home warm https://www.energyredress.org.uk/ Domestic Abuse sites/default/files/2021-01/Warmer% Contact number: 0800 677 1332 20Derby%20and%20Derbyshire.pdf Sexual Abuse Charis Grants Ltd—Warm Home Dis- count Scheme Telephone: 0330 555 9424 Safeguarding Monday to Friday, 9am to 5:30pm (closed on bank holidays) £140 to help provide a safety Parental Support Warm Home Discount Scheme - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) net during the colder months for families who receive bene- For more information about the scheme visit fits or other provisions Education the website or Contact Charis Grants for more information about the scheme. Employment/ Training The Stop Loan Sharks Helpline Service Community Support Ensuring that illegal money lenders (loan sharks) do not take ad- vantage and profit from other people’s hardship is fully operational Addiction Support during the COVID-19 pandemic. Call—0300 555 2222, Text a report 07860022116 Support for Children [email protected] and Young People. Home - Stop Loan Sharks Volunteering Suspicious Email Reporting Service (SERS) Any other Information Phishing: how to report to the NCSC - NCSC.GOV.UK If you receive an email that you think is suspicious, you can forward Online Directories it to the NCSC at [email protected] and their automated pro- gramme will immediately test the validity of the site. Any sites found Digital MOT Foodbanks Welcome to your Digital MOT (saferderbyshire.gov.uk) Money, Finance and Welfare Benefits Housing By answering a few simple questions, you can find out the most important steps you can take to protect your devices and avoid be- ing a victim of cybercrime. Mental Health, Emotional wellbeing, Money Sorted in D2N2 Staying active Visit the website for financial help in your area. Domestic Abuse Main office 0115 9085134 Sexual Abuse Email [email protected] Help where you live – Money Sorted in D2N2 Safeguarding Action Fraud Visit the website to see some simple Parental Support steps you can take to protect yourself from fraud including Coronavirus-related scams. Education Call—0300 123 2040 Action Fraud Employment/ Training Community Support Addiction Support Support for Children and Young People. Volunteering Any other Information Online Directories Housing: Amber Valley Foodbanks Access to Social Housing Money, Finance and Amber Valley Borough Council is accepting applications to join the Housing Register Welfare Benefits and applications can be made on-line through https://www.home-options.org/ choice/. Just under 200 applications were made in June. Housing associations are working hard to make properties available for letting. If you Housing have enquiries please contact Home Options
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