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Many thanks for booking the Hate Crime Awareness webinar. The link to join the session is here: <a href="https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/37912719100087?p=EHvCMYGJM8xBDafkLP" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(91, 95, 199);">https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/37912719100087?p=EHvCMYGJM8xBDafkLP</a>

OverviewLearn to recognise, prevent, and respond to hate crime, supporting BME communities and promoting victim-centred practice. Voice4Change England, in partnership with Protection Approaches, is delivering a London-wide Hate Crime Awareness and Prevention Campaign to strengthen the capacity and confidence of BME community organisations. Join our webinar to:<ul><li>Understand what hate crimes and hate incidents are</li><li>Learn about the five protected characteristics</li><li>Explore ways to report hate crimes and incidents</li><li>Discover support available for those affected</li><li>Understand the impact of hate crime on victims</li></ul> Through collaborative learning and awareness-raising, this session equips participants to act as confident first responders, advocate for inclusive policies, and support communities affected by hate, helping to create safer, more resilient, and better-supported communities across London.Find out more about this campaign: https://www.voice4change-england.org/hate-crime-awareness-and-prevention-campaign About Voice4Change England (V4CE)Voice4Change England is a national membership organisation dedicated to the Black and Minoritised Ethnic (BME) voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector. Its aim is to build a stronger and inclusive civil society to improve the life outcomes for BME and other disadvantaged populations who are subjected to disadvantage and discrimination.

Hackney CVS 

Provide capacity building services, training, grants, representation, advocacy, information, engagement and other services to Hackney's voluntary and community sector and those individuals or organisations connected to the sector

Hackney CVS

<h2>When the lights go out:&nbsp;Emergency planning workshop for voluntary and community sector organisations</h2> As a key part of making Hackney a thriving community, this workshop is designed for voluntary and community sector organisations to prepare for emergencies and unexpected disruptions.&nbsp;During the workshop, you'll connect with like-minded organisations, gain practical tools, and make a start on your business continuity plan so that you can continue to deliver your vital community services in the event of an emergency. This workshop will be delivered in partnership with Hackney Council’s Emergency Planning Team, who prepare for, respond to and support recovery from major incidents, ranging from pandemics and disease outbreaks to extreme weather, flooding and fires. When: Tuesday 19 May, 10am-12.30pm.&nbsp; Where: Hackney CVS, The Adiaha Antigha Centre, 24-30 Dalston Lane, London, E8 3AZ Light refreshments will be provided.

Many thanks for booking the Hate Crime Awareness webinar. The link to join the session is here: <a href="https://gbr01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/ap/t-59584e83/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fteams.microsoft.com%2Fmeet%2F310999882711144%3Fp%3Dojd4wIIhKkigJo2Fq2&amp;data=05%7C02%7Cdeborah%40hcvs.org.uk%7C490c31acaac547955c3108deb0d0863a%7Cb212d00daa4c47259f00f3bc305a8e55%7C0%7C0%7C639142607665420741%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJFbXB0eU1hcGkiOnRydWUsIlYiOiIwLjAuMDAwMCIsIlAiOiJXaW4zMiIsIkFOIjoiTWFpbCIsIldUIjoyfQ%3D%3D%7C0%7C%7C%7C&amp;sdata=3zi4541FJxnUcMRGUKM3KU%2FaD9DvRL5StRKgH1X2Dow%3D&amp;reserved=0" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">Hate Crime with Hackney CVS | Meeting-Join | Microsoft Teams</a>

OverviewLearn to recognise, prevent, and respond to hate crime, supporting BME communities and promoting victim-centred practice. Voice4Change England, in partnership with Protection Approaches, is delivering a London-wide Hate Crime Awareness and Prevention Campaign to strengthen the capacity and confidence of BME community organisations. Join our webinar to:<ul><li>Understand what hate crimes and hate incidents are</li><li>Learn about the five protected characteristics</li><li>Explore ways to report hate crimes and incidents</li><li>Discover support available for those affected</li><li>Understand the impact of hate crime on victims</li></ul> Through collaborative learning and awareness-raising, this session equips participants to act as confident first responders, advocate for inclusive policies, and support communities affected by hate, helping to create safer, more resilient, and better-supported communities across London.Find out more about this campaign: https://www.voice4change-england.org/hate-crime-awareness-and-prevention-campaign About Voice4Change England (V4CE)Voice4Change England is a national membership organisation dedicated to the Black and Minoritised Ethnic (BME) voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector. Its aim is to build a stronger and inclusive civil society to improve the life outcomes for BME and other disadvantaged populations who are subjected to disadvantage and discrimination.

Hello, Thank you for booking a place on the Springfield Park walking tour! The walking tour is a chance to get to know new people in your neighbourhood and get to know local spaces. Meeting point: Spring Hill Practice, Belfast Road, N16 6UHTime: 11am-1pm (you are welcome to join in for as long as you want) Thanks,FinnNeighbourhood Facilitator for Woodberry Wetlands &amp; Springfield Park

Join us for a relaxed guided walk around Springfield Park and the surrounding neighbourhood. A great way to explore your local area, meet neighbours, and enjoy some fresh air together. Open to everyone who lives or works nearby.

Spring Hill Practice

Well Street Neighbourhood Forum is partnering with young people from Hackney Quest to run a stall at the Well Street Common Festival 2026 sharing information about opportunities for young people to build strong connections in their community and find out about access to health and wellbeing services. Young people will be supported by counselling staff delivering the Hackney Quest Talks service and members of the Well Street Neighbourhood Forum.

Thank you for your booking! We look forward to seeing you at the Well St Common Neighbourhood forum 'Community support for people managing long term pain' on Monday 16 February 3-4.30pm. Address: &nbsp;New Kingshold Community Centre, Ainsworth Rd, E9 7L If you have any queries please drop Polly a line at polly.mann@wickaward.co.uk For more information visit <a href="https://cityandhackneyneighbourhoods.org.uk/neighbourhoods/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Your Neighbourhood - City &amp; Hackney Neighbourhoods</a>

We are looking forward to seeing you at the Well St Common Neighbourhood forum 'Community support for people managing long term pain' on Monday 16 February 3-4.30pm. Address: &nbsp;New Kingshold Community Centre, Ainsworth Rd, E9 7L If you have any queries please drop Polly a line at polly.mann@wickaward.co.uk See you there!Polly For more information visit <a href="https://cityandhackneyneighbourhoods.org.uk/neighbourhoods/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Your Neighbourhood - City &amp; Hackney Neighbourhoods</a>

Well Street Common Neighbourhood Forum  - Festival event 

Well Street Common 

Thank you for registering interest in the Hackney Downs Neighbourhood Forum: Continued discussions for Community Pain Support - Mapping local services! (event for all Hackney community members) on Saturday 20 June 9.00am -14.00pm. We look forward to seeing you soon! Please note that there are two slots for discussions Discussion One: 10 - 11amBBQ Lunch 11:30amDiscussion Two: 12pm -1 pm

The Hackney Downs Neighbourhood Forum gives those who live, work or have a keen interest in the local area a say on how to improve their health and wellbeing, and help remove barriers in regard to long term health conditions, Primary Care and Community Health Services. Hackney Downs Neighbourhood Forum Community Pain Support - Discussions Continued. Hackney Downs Neighbourhood Forum, together with Hackney Downs PCN 'Taking Care of your Blood Pressure Together,&nbsp;Black Community Hypertension&nbsp;Event , are inviting local residents to join two small group discussions focused on living with and managing ongoing pain. The discussions are a continuation of conversations that began during the Community Pain Support Forum held last November, where residents shared the importance of having more local support, connection, and awareness of affordable activities and services within the community. These sessions will give residents an opportunity to talk openly about their experiences, learn more about local wellbeing and community services, and help shape a supportive resident-led network that encourages people to connect and attend activities together. We welcome residents who may be living with back pain, fatigue, hip pain, pain linked to injuries, sickle cell, thalassemia, cancer-related pain, or other long-term pain conditions. Residents can register with the practices in Hackney Downs PCN ( Nightingale Practice,&nbsp;Fountayne Road Medical Centre, Clapton Surgery, Riverside Practice or Healy Practice). Community Pain Support Forum Discussions&nbsp; Date: Saturday 20 June 2026Venue: Nightingale General PracticeFirst Discussion Group10:00am – 11:00amSecond Discussion Group12:00pm – 1:00pm Hypertension Q&amp;A&nbsp;11:15am-12:00pm13:15pm-14:00pm A complimentary BBQ lunch, fruit, and refreshments will be provided on the day. Tea, coffee, and biscuits will also be available throughout the event. Local community organisations will also be present between 10:00am – 2:00pm to share information about health, wellbeing, and local activities available to residents.We hope to create a warm, relaxed, and welcoming space where residents feel comfortable sharing ideas, building connections, and supporting one another within the community. We welcome you to share the information with family, friends and colleagues. Fully accessible venue. Click <a href="https://hcvs.org.uk/neighbourhoods/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">here</a> to find out more about Neighbourhood Forums

Hackney Downs Neighbourhood Forum Community Pain Support - Discussions Continued

Riverside venue on the banks of the River Lea overlooking Walthamstow Marshes.

Nightingale General Practice 

We look forward to seeing you at the Hackney Marshes forum on Pain Management. Wed 15 Oct 2-4pmHomerton Library, Homerton High St, London E9 6AS Best wishes, Polly, Neighbourhood Facilitator polly.mann@wickaward.co.uk

Get moving - Get Active - Connect Mark the first weekend of the school summer holidays by joining in this free fun day in Daubeney Fields.Find us via the main entrance to Daubeney Fields (next to Kingsmead School)<ul><li>Hackney Playbus (free fun for under 5s)</li><li>Beginners fitness sessions using the park gym equipment</li><li>Get health and wellbeing information</li><li>Music, dance, hula-hooping</li><li>Free picnic lunch bags for the first hundred people to register</li></ul>

Hackney Marshes Neighbourhood Forum: Everyone Active 

Let's Get Active Together - Free family fun day on Daubeney FieldsPart of the Kingsmead Community Weekender. Free for all. <ul><li>Hackney Playbus (free play for under 5s)</li><li>Beginners fitness sessions using the new outdoor gym equipment</li><li>Fun activities for all; Hula Hooping, Boxing, African Dance &amp; drumming</li><li>Health information</li><li>Community stalls</li></ul>

Hackney CVS

When the lights go out

Hate Crime Awareness

Springfield Park Walking Tour

Well Street Common Neighbourhood Forum - Festival event

Hackney Downs Neighbourhood Forum Community Pain Support - Discussions Continued

Hackney Marshes Neighbourhood Forum: Everyone Active