Police Engagement in The Community
Police The police engaged with the congregation on 11th June 2024 to foster a sense of liberty and enhance awareness of community safety. The community must understand that police presence does not always indicate a negative event. For the police to be respected, they must represent the community’s diversity. Currently, the underrepresentation of ethnic minorities in the police force means it does not adequately reflect the communities it serves. Representation is essential for building trust and respect within the community.
Eid Lunch
We hosted a special “Let’s Eat Together” event on 18th June 2024 to celebrate Eid, featuring guest speakers from Berkshire Healthcare Foundation, Healthwatch, Project Salama Aliflia, Health Champions, and immigration lawyer James Mugo. Attendees enjoyed a variety of dishes, including chicken, lamb stew, vegetable curry, pilau rice, and Sudanese cultural cuisine. The event provided an excellent opportunity for socializing and networking.
Hope After Harm
During the event on 25th June 2024, they explained how they support victims, allowing attendees to ask questions and receive answers. Their efforts made a noticeable impact, aiming to create a positive and measurable difference in the lives of those seeking assistance. Read more on Home After Harm
Hope After Harm provides innovative and non-judgemental support for those impacted by the Criminal Justice System.
About Hope After Harm
Hope After Harm provides innovative services and non-judgmental support to victims, offenders, and families affected by criminal, civil, and family justice issues. Their focus on support, early intervention, and reducing reoffending helps keep communities safe and reduces crime and the fear of crime. The organization’s services are centred on the needs and desires of the people they support.
Talking Therapist
Consider the demands, standards, expectations, benchmarks, and experiences you have set for yourself since January. Are they related to work, family expectations, education/training, closing a case, weight loss, etc.? Reflect on the sources of these demands and expectations, whether from media, your boss/manager, or personal achievements. Assess whether you enjoy the process or are experiencing burnout. If burnout is an issue, it is crucial to learn how to say no, take time out, and practice self-care.
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