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The Swift & Easydirectory To The Swift & Easy directory to specialist services in Hart Your little book of contacts Extended Services Four Extended Schools Coordinators work across Hart District with 35 schools, local authority and local providers to assist schools to provide access to the Extended Schools Core Offer which is: • Quality childcare • A varied menu of activities • Support for parents • Community access to facilities • Swift and easy access to services To read more about the Government’s aim for every child visit: www.everychildmatters.gov.uk You can find out more on Extended Services work by contacting contacting your local school or one of the following lead schools: Court Moor School, Fleet Robert Mays School, Odiham Yateley School, Yateley Frogmore School, Frogmore adminoffice@court-moor. [email protected] [email protected]. headteacher@frogmorecollege. hants.sch.uk 01256 702700 sch.uk hants.sch.uk 01252 615065 01252 879222 01252 408444 General Information ‘Hart Extended Services’ has made every effort to ensure that the information is correct at the time of going to press (May 2009). ‘Hart Extended Services’ is not responsible for any external organisations listed in this directory or for advice and guidance provided by these agencies. ‘Hart Extended Services’ believes that all the organisations listed in this directory require their staff and volunteers to have full Criminal Records Bureau checks, and take all other reasonable steps to protect the children, young people and vulnerable adults who use their services. ‘Hart Extended Services’ advises users of this directory to make sure that these standards are observed by any individuals or organisations to which they refer children, young people or vulnerable adults. Corrections Please inform us of any errors or omissions in the directory, please email [email protected] 2 Extended Services Community Learning Adult Education & Community Learning Yateleys Community Learning Court Moor Centre for Community Frogmore Community Learning Yateley School, School Lane, Yateley, Learning Frogmore Community College, Potley Hill Hants GU46 6NW Spring Woods, Fleet, Hants GU52 7SX Road, Yateley, Hants GU46 6AG T: 01252 877190 T: 01252 617602 T: 01252 408448 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.yateleys.com www.hants.org.uk/court-moor.adult.ed www.frogmoreadulted.hants.sch.uk Robert May’s Centre Fleet Library Yateley Library West Street, Odiham, Hants, RG29 1NA 236 Fleet Road, Hampshire GU51 4BX School Lane, Yateley, Hampshire GU46 6NL T: 01256 393140 T: 01252 612709 Tel: 0845 6035631 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.rmays.hants.sch.uk www.hants.gov.uk/rh www.hants.gov.uk/rh Other Services in Hampshire Children's Information Service 0845 603 5620 Hart District Council 01252 622122 Early Education and Childcare Unit 01962 813887 Libraries 0845 603 5631 Parking Badges for the disabled 0845 603 5633 Road Safety(Education, training & publicity) 0845 603 5633 Roads 0845 603 5633 School Admissions 0845 603 5623 Special Educational Needs 01962 846448 Student loans support 01962 847970 For a full list of A-Z of Hampshire Services visit www.hants.gov.uk/hantsdirect 3 Safer Hart ‘Safer Hart’ Community Safety Partnership The ‘Safer Hart’ Partnership is concerned primarily with reducing crime, disorder and anti-social behaviour, encouraging community participation and cohesion and consists of more than 20 partner agencies. ‘Safer Hart’; employ a part time Anti-Social Behaviour Caseworker, run youth diversion projects, operate Hart District Council’s CCTV system, attend community events and local interest groups and manage the Community Support Team service. The Community Support Team work in and with their communities to help reduce crime and anti-social behaviour, support young people and their families and work proactively to ensure that Hart remains a safe and desireable place to live. To contact the Community Support Team, call 01252 774476. Civic Offices Harlington Way Fleet Hampshire GU51 4AE Tel 01252 774476 [email protected] Web www.saferhart.co.uk Hart Children and Young Persons Plan Hart District Council and Hart Local Strategic Partnership believe that all children and young people should have access to the services that they require in order to achieve their life goals. We know that most children and young people in Hart are doing well, and that there are many agencies and community groups providing excellent services to them and their families and carers. There are, however, some children and young people who need additional support or services, and a joined-up approach in the provision of their care is vital. The Children and Young People’s Partnership is a formal partnership involving all the major statutory and voluntary agencies in the district that provide services to children, young people and theit families or carers. 4 Safer Hart Specialist Services Hampshire Ethnic Minority Achievement Service Aldworth Science College The service aims to support schools and families across Hampshire in raising Western Way minority achievement, through projects, training and advisory support. Basingstoke Hampshire RG22 6HA Tel 01256 330195 [email protected] Relateen/Utalk Service Lysons Avenue Age range 10-25 years. Aldershot Counselling service for young people who are experiencing difficulties with Hampshire GU11 1HL family conflict or family change. Young people can self refer or referrals from Tel 01252 324679 / 01256 324364 GPs, health professionals, schools, connexions, youth and social workers. [email protected] Rape & Sexual Abuse Counselling - RASAC The Orchard White Hart Lane 16 years upwards. Town Centre Face-to-face counselling service and a telephone crisis service for victims of Basingstoke rape and sexual abuse. The service is provided on a short-term or long-term RG21 4AF basis and covers Basingstoke and the surrounding areas. Crisis Helpline 01256 423890 Referrals from GPs and professional agencies. Self referrals accepted. Office tel 423810 Crisis Helpline 01256 423890, Tues, Wed, Thurs 7-9.30pm. Office hours Mon-Fri [email protected] 9.40am-4pm. www.brasacc.com Hampshire Youth Bureau - Hart & Rushmoor Young People’s Counselling Hampshire Youth Bureau Service 2nd Floor, Aldershot Institute 11-25 year olds. A counselling service for young people aged between 11 Station Road and 25 years of age who may want to talk about issues such as relationships, Aldershot GU11 1BA families, drugs, stress, sexuality, school, anxieties etc. Tel 01252 324499 Referrals from self, GPs, Schools, Youth Workers, Social Workers, Youth Fax 01252 341717 Offending Team and other agencies. Advice and information drop-in service for young people. Opening hours 9am-3pm Mon-Fri. Youth Counselling Service Tel 0845 6002516 12-24 year olds. A free confidential counselling service for 12-24 year olds [email protected] who may be worried about relationships, families, drugs, stress, depression or anything else. For young people who live, study or work in and around the Aldershot, Farnborough, Yateley or Blackwater areas. 5 Hope - Helping Ordinary People Everyday Hope Mainly adults but will see children and adolescents. A counselling service 33 High Street offering help and support to those experiencing a range of problems and Aldershot difficulties. Hampshire GU11 1BH Referrals from GPs, CAB, agencies and self-referrals. Tel 01252 350466 Office hours 10am-4pm Mon-Fri. Fax 01252 310814 [email protected] www.hope-counselling.org.uk Options - Alcohol and Drug Counselling & Information Service Options For 18-25 year olds. 51 Hackwood Road A free counselling service for anyone concerned about their own or someone Basingstoke RG21 3AE else’s drinking or drug taking/giving. Referrals from GPs, Social Workers, basingstoke@optionscounselling. Probation Officers, Employers, Psychiatrists, Psychologists and other co.uk counsellors and agencies. Tel 01256 843203 167-169 Victoria Road Aldershot GU11 1JT [email protected] Tel 01252 330055 Advicezone Advicezone For teens and young adults in their twenties. 7 Cross and Pillory Lane Free and independent advice and information on a wide range of subjects, Alton GU34 1HL particularly relating to young people and young adults. These may include Tel 01420 843999 problems at home, school, college, employment, drugs and alcohol etc. [email protected] Mondays 5.30pm-7.30pm & Thursdays 4.30pm-6.30pm. www.adviceguide.org.uk Dyslexia Association (Hampshire) Email: [email protected] Information about dyslexia to the general public and teachers via telephone Tel: 02380 33345 helpline, email and website, with regular newsletter to members and a lecture www.hantsda.org.uk programme. They will respond within three days to a telephone call or email. Fleet Information Point Fleet Information Point For 11-19 year olds. Harlington Way A drop-in centre for young people. Information and advice on general issues Fleet as well as issue based education on young people’s lives, relationships, Hampshire citizenship, drugs, alcohol and sexual health. Tel 01252 812308 Self referrals. [email protected] 6 Connexions Connexions Connexions offer a service to all young people aged between 13 and 19 (or up Address: Communications Team, to 25 for young people who have learning difficulties and disabilities). Hampshire County Council, We employ Personal Advisers (PAs) who are able to give advice and guidance 2nd Floor Ashburton Court East, The on issues you may be faced with, whatever they are. Castle, Winchester, SO23 8UG. Monday, The Point, Victoria Road Car Park, GU51 4BP 2.00pm-4.00pm Email: [email protected] Tuesday, The Point, Victoria Road Car Park, GU51 4BP 2.00pm-4.00pm Tel: 080 80013219 Hart Neighbourhood Centre, London Road, Hook, RG27 9DJ 2.00pm-4.00pm www.hampshireconnexions.co.uk Thursday, The Tythings, Reading Road, Yateley, GU46 7RP 2.00pm- 4.30pm Friday, The Point, Victoria Road Car Park, GU51 4BP 2.00pm-4.00pm You can also see us in your own Hampshire Schools, Colleges and E2E Providers.
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