In addition, the Hampton Trust will be showcasing the LINX programme.
LINX is a development of The Hampton Trusts highly regarded domestic abuse projects for children and young people. It builds on pilot work they have already undertaken in Hampshire to provide support for young people aged 12 18 years of age who are showing signs of escalating behaviour.

Friday 29th October 2010

10.00 16:00

Ashburton Hall, The Castle, EII Court, Winchester
Hampshire SO23 8UQ

View the invitation for further details

To book a place, complete the booking form and return to: Zoe.janaway@hants.gov.uk

Please note that if you book a place and fail to attend (or send a replacement) without providing three working days notice, there will be a charge of £50 made to your agency. This is to ensure that all places on these courses are fully utilised.

*Respect is the UK membership association for domestic violence perpetrator programmes and associated support services. Our vision is to end violence and abuse in intimate partner and close family relationships. Our key focus is on increasing the safety and well-being of victims by promoting, supporting, delivering and developing effective interventions with perpetrators.

The first general meeting of The Alliance in its new form as a registered charity will take place at the Wide Lane Pavilion, University of Southampton Sports Ground, Wide Lane, Eastleigh SO50 5PE Telephone 023 8069 7818

Programme

6:15 pm Buffet supper and networking

7:00 pm General meeting and election of trustees

7:30 pm Close of meeting.

Directions
From the M27 at Juntion 5 take the A335 towards Eastleigh. At the roundabout take the first left into Wide Lane.

The University Sports Grounds can be found on the left 180 metres from the roundabout, 50 metres past the entrance to the Parkway Railway Station and just beyond the pelican crossing. Click here for map

If you would like further information about incorporation of The Alliance, about membership, or about becoming a trustee, contact:

Ian Milsom
01962 857367
ian.milsom@action.hants.org.uk

"The Big Tent Event is a series of events running 9th-12th September 2010, organised by the Churches and the Chaplaincy which aim to bring together civilian and military communities. We welcome all to any of the events, but in particular we would like to draw their attention to the event on the morning of Friday 10th September, The Spiritual Dimension of Soldiering and Society, which is a Civic Services and Question Time style forum for military personnel and guests from the civilian community. Panelists include the Commander of the ARRC, Lt Gen Sir Richard Shirreff, and the Commandant of RMA Sandhurst, Maj Gen Patrick Marriot".

Wednesday 8th September

Ashburton Hall, Elizabeth II Court, Winchester, SO23 8UQ

This is a FREE event. However, if you book a place and fail to turn up a charge of £25 per delegate will be levied (unless notice is received more than 5 days prior to the event).

10:30 Registration

Event 11:00 3:30

The Health White Paper, ‘Equity and Excellence: Liberating the NHS sets out the Governments vision for the NHS. The proposals represent some of the biggest changes to the NHS in the last 60 years and provide both opportunities and challenges for the voluntary and community sector.

RAISE, in partnership with Regional Voices and the Department of Health, are holding this consultation event to discuss the implications and impact of the changes proposed in the Health White Paper, and to gather views from the sector.

Click here for booking form.