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“Community Conversations” Local Issues 26646 MFF Newsletter Summer 18_Layout 1 26/06/2018 15:38 Page 1 The newsletter for the people of Marsh Farm Working for all the community Summer 2018 MARSH FARM FUTURES TO HOLD “COMM UNITY CONVERSATIONS” LOCAL ISSUES - LOCAL SOLUTIONS - community businesses could be the answer Marsh Farm Futures (MFF) is kick-starting the Power to groups. This will help ascertain real information, data and Change - Empowering Places Programme, with the size of problems and possible solutions. Light Community Conversations with local residents, community refreshments will be provided. We would love to see as organisations/groups and partners. many people as possible but if you are unable to participate in this conversation, you are welcome to visit The key objectives include: us, talk to us or email your ideas to • Introducing community businesses and [email protected]. demonstrating their success in other places. • Enabling local residents to identify the key issues (e.g. education, unemployment, crime and business initiatives) affecting the local community, prioritising them and working with people to establish community businesses. • Inspiring residents, partners and stakeholders to make the most of this opportunity to improve lives using community business as a driver for social change. Futures Community Fun Day Come and join us here at Futures House on Programme Manager, Ishaq Kazi, said “We are absolutely Sunday 8th July 12-4pm for Futures Community Fun delighted to host the first Community Conversations with Day! residents and others who have an interest in this area. In There will be water zorbing, nerf wars and so much more. my view, this programme is all about local people Try your hand at som e of our fete games or maybe you identifying local issues and finding local solutions using could try mastering some circus skills. community business principles. I am really looking The best part is that entrance to the fun day and forward to welcoming everyone and their ideas”. attractions are completely free! There really is something Community Conversation will be held during late for everyone. summer at Futures House For further enquiries please contact Cathy McShane at 01582 512555 or alternatively The purpose of this is: email [email protected] • To develop an understanding of economic, environmental, social needs/issues in the area and how community businesses can help these. • To en sure local residents, commun ity gro ups, partners and other stakeholders are involved and collectively drive the Empowering Places Programme (EPP) through developing community businesses. Durin g the first Community Conversations, residents will meet key me mbe rs of MFF Team leadin g on the programme, colleagues from Power to Change and oth er national orga nisations committed to providing support and resources to the area. The evening programme will include la ughter, discussion, identifying key issues and agreeing the next steps. Process An interaction between residents, service providers, and u sers is requ ired and necessary resou rces need to be !"!!#$%&'#("!&)#**&+,,*-.&!"!!#$%&&&&'#("! )#** +,,*-. identified. MFF (with support from other National /01&234&5617891&:3501;2<03&=>92?9&@2>>&ABCDE&/01&&234 561787891 &:3501;2<2<03 &=>92?9 &&@2>2>>ABCDE & organisations including New Economics Foundation FGEBHH.&&FGEBHH.&& (NEF), UK COOPs), will facilitate discussion in small visit www.marshfarmfutures.co.uk Tel: 01582 512555 @marshfarmfuture 26646 MFF Newsletter Summer 18_Layout 1 26/06/2018 15:38 Page 2 2 Community Business Marsh Farm Futures hosts Afternoon Tea Marsh Farm Futures opened its doors support that would be offered by Marsh Mohammed Rafi, Chief Executive at to the community on Friday 4th May Farm Futures to a new community Marsh Farm Futures said: “It really is 2018 to celebrate the annual business. an exciting prospect for Marsh Farm as Community Business Weekend. an area and I hope that the people Ishaq Kazi, Programme Manager, at who attended the event pass on the Organisers, Power to Change, started Marsh Farm Futures said:” There are word that we are here to help them the Community Business Weekend great opportunities here for local achieve and set up a range of three years ago to offer a unique people to get involved and drive the community businesses that will boost opportunity for local people to visit and initiative forward. We are aiming to local economy, offer employment see how they can get involved in address local issues with local opportunities and help Marsh Farm community businesses. solutions.” thrive.” All team members at Marsh Farm A view echoed by Annette White, Futures participated in the event that Director/Trustee of Marsh Farm Futures had a Community Business Tea Party and responsible for this project theme, with free teas, coffees, cakes, commented “I am delighted that Marsh scones and samosas on offer. Members Farm Futures has been selected as a of the local community listened to catalyst by Power to Change. We are Ishaq Kazi, Programme Manager, looking forward to working with local delivering the Empowering Places communities, residents, partners and Programme at Marsh Farm Futures, various other stakeholders to address talk about the benefits of community local needs by promoting community business, how community businesses business platform.” can be set up and the sort of help and Seema New Starter A warm welcome to Seema Chandarana, our new Project Administrator who joined the team in COMMUNITY BUSINESS May this year. More information on this major initiative Seema brings with her extensive will be provided through our website marketing experience from both the www.marshfarmfutures.co.uk public and private sectors. She said also available in leaflets and ”I’m very excited to be working on our newsletter. the Power to Change project with If you are interested in joining Marsh Farm Futures. I am also the initiative, please email looking forward to Community Ishaq Kazi Programme Manager: Business Day on 23rd July 2018." [email protected] To book your place at this event, contact Seema on 01582 512555 Look out for or email Community Conversations [email protected] Futures House Café R & L Hairdressing Now open with new owners. Come visit us Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm Now Open in Futures House Sundays 9am – 4pm SPECIAL OFFERS HIGH LIGHTS CUT & FINISH £40 HERBAL PERM CUT & FINISH £40 07779 148 504 [email protected] visit www.marshfarmfutures.co.uk Tel: 01582 512555 @marshfarmfuture 26646 MFF Newsletter Summer 18_Layout 1 26/06/2018 15:39 Page 3 Services at Futures House 3 We welcome your feedback to improve our services please email [email protected] Service Provider Type of Service Time/Day of the week How to access Service Mon – Fri Community Resource Room Turn up and dial 200 from front 9.15am - 4.15pm Community Resource Room Free computer use with desk or dial 01582 512555 to except when in use by a internet and printing facilities check whether it is available service provider Confidential advice, information, support, contraception, Thursdays Drop in Service. Sexual Health Clinic pregnancy tests. Free Service for 3pm – 5pm No appointment necessary anyone under 25 Tuesdays and Thursdays Customer Services Luton Council Tax, Housing Benefit, 9am - 5pm Front Desk, Futures House Borough Council Advice on Council Services etc Lunch 1pm – 2pm Employment support and assistance with online job Tuesday Drop in Service – Dial 203 and Job Club searches, CVs and application 9.30am – 1.30pm ask for Cathy McShane forms Referrals only. Call LBC Crisis Luton Foodbank charity provides Monday Support on 0800 456 1673 or Luton Foodbank emergency food supplies to local 10am – 12pm Citizen Advice Bureau on 0844 people in crises and in poverty 245 1285 for an assessment For more information Money Matters Financial advice, loans Thursday 10am – 12pm Tel: 01582 666877 Credit Union and savings Email: [email protected] Just turn up or call Mon – Sat 10am – 6pm 01582 492166 Futures Fun Factory Indoor play park for children Sun – 11am – 5pm (Sessions may apply when busy and during holiday periods) Local Councillors Roy Davis and Councillors Surgery Don Worlding meet with local Saturday 10am – 12pm Drop in Service residents to discuss their issues Heywood House Creating memories are recruiting for Learning Support Assistants. Please apply through our advert on www.indeedjobs.com/heywood-house/ With Compliments Elite Day Services (EDS) clients have been help ing us at Futures House by beautifying the gardens. This is their second year and they have been doing a wonderful job. We w ould l ike to than k EDS team for all t heir efforts. e w visit www.marshfarmfutures.co.uk Tel: 01582 512555 @marshfarmfuture 26646 MFF Newsletter Summer 18_Layout 1 26/06/2018 15:39 Page 4 4 Community & Youth Events Ambassadors of Change Police & Public Meeting A public meeting was recently organised by Bedfordshire Programme police to discuss the current rise in knife crime in Luton. The Ambassadors of Change Young Adults Project is a The meeting was attended by over 150 members of the joint partnership strategy led by Marsh Farm Futures (MFF) public and highlighted issues concerning knife crime and and partnered by The Walk to Freedom Foundation and what the public is expecting from the police. Develop. The programme is funded by the Police Crime Assistant Chief Constable, Jackie Sebire said: “We are and Commissioner’s funding. The programme has 7 one piece of the puzzle in terms of driving down knife different phases that will include self-reflection, looking crime, and we can’t do it alone. Therefore it was really into drug and alcohol use, employability course and the important for us to meet with people from the delivery of a summer programme to name a few. communities we serve to have a frank and honest The Ambassadors of Change Young Adults Project is for discussion about knife crime, which has risen nationally up to 10 Young Adults (M/F) aged between 17 – 21, who in recent years.
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