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Young people from Hull have been awarded a CPS grant to work with Young Mayor Gabriela Surdyk to create The Love Staying Safe Campaign

They are looking for young people to get involved in this fantastic opportunity who are:

• 12-18 years old.
• Live in Hull.
• Are able to travel to three meetings and a launch – be committed and reliable.
• Want to support and promote The Love Staying Safe campaign.
• Be willing to be photographed for media promotion – including social media.
• Represent and respect all young people’s views.

Start date:  Nov 2019

You can read more in this document Safety Campaign – Background information

If you are interested in creating a personal safety campaign:

Young people need to fill in the Young Mayors Safety Campaign Expression of interest  and their parents/carers need to fill in the Parental Consent Form – Safety Campaign and return these to Lisa Wedgner, Kingston Youth Centre, 48 a Beverley Road, HULL, HU3 1YE or email lisa.wedgner@hullcc.gov.uk no later than Wednesday 13th November.

The Forum AGM and network event will be held on Thursday 14^th November at the Thornton Village Hall, Walker Street, Hull

As well as a review of the work of the Forum over the past year, and an opportunity to network with colleagues, this year’s AGM and network event will play host to the 4^th meeting of the Voice and Influence Partnership, ‘Valuing the Sector’.

You can see presentations from the previous meeting of the Partnership here

The draft agenda for the day is:

9:30    Registration and coffee

10:00  Welcome

10:15  We are Forum – Not Just Hull!

10:30  Sector Support North East Lincolnshire Impact Report

11:00  Sector Support Calderdale – Working together

11:30  What’s new?

12:00  AGM

• Chair’s welcome
• Introducing the new trustees
• Minutes of the last meeting – for approval
• Annual Accounts – for approval
• Accountants – for approval
• AOB

12:30  Lunch and networking

1:30    Voice and Influence Partnership (Hull) – Valuing the Sector

(You can find more information about this part of the agenda here)

2:30    Break

3:00    Valuing the Sector continued

4:00    Close

You can book your place here

Wolfy O’Hare, a presenter at Hull Kingston Radio, broadcasts the LIVELINE programme 10-12 noon on Wednesdays and Thursdays and is keen to provide a guest platform for voluntary sector organisations to promote their activities. Various organisations and individuals have already been involved and found it a useful platform for promoting their work to the public.

The programme reaches a wide audience across the city and surrounding areas – and the format on the ‘LIVELINE with Wolfy’ days is essentially two hours of entertainment with information layered in such a way as to make it engaging and accessible.

Guests have an opportunity to promote and explain their service or organisation, give examples of their work or involve service users in the guest appearance to reinforce the benefits of the work.

If you are interested, please contact Wolfy by email wolfyohare@gmail.com