Turning Tides Neighbourhood Management Partnership
Turning Tides Welcome New Recruits
Turning Tides would like to welcome Chloe P, Toni, Chelsea, Max, Chloe W, Casey, Kieran, Joseph and Petrina! They are the currently training to be junior wardens and have already completed their First Aid training with British Red Cross and conducted patrols with the Neighbourhood Wardens reporting environmental issues. In the coming weeks they will visit the Fire Station, Lifeboats and Police Station and finish the course by conducting a community project!
Turning Tides Deliver Anti-Bullying Message
Over the past few months Turning Tides has been working closely with the Home Office to develop a story book which gives children aged between 5-11yrs an anti bullying message. The book is called ‘Mo and His New Trainers’ the story gives the message that bullying is bad and that children can turn to adults for help and support with tackling the issue. The book features the Neighbourhood Wardens, with Bill Pardon playing a starring role. The book is written by Neighbourhood warden supervisor Anthony Quinn and illustrated by John Bulley. The project is fully funded by the Home Office enabling it to be distributed free to children in the Turning Tides area.
The book was launched at Barons Court School and St Mary’s Primary School on Wednesday 24th February with Bill Pardon reading the story and the team then giving each child a copy to keep. Warden Bill Pardon said ‘the day was a great success the children were keen to get the book in their hands and read it for themselves’. The book is also available in Polish!
There has been much interest in the book and if you would like a copy please call Anthony on 01702 350483.
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Big Tidy Up Award For Hayley
Turning Tides Warden Hayley Duff has recently been recognised for her efforts of working in partnership to improve the environment in the Milton, Kursaal and Victoria wards.
Hayley has been awarded a certificate of Commendation as a joint runner up in the Individual Award picked from thousands of nominations from all over the country.
Hayley and Cllr Nigel Folkard (see Photo) worked closely with local residents and partners to successfully clear alleyways in Heygate Ave, Chancellor Rd and Ashburnham Rd.
Congratulations Hayley on your award from all at Turning Tides and SAVS, also a big thank you to all partners who supported the initiatives!
If you speak Polish and are experiencing difficulties with accessing services, why not drop in and speak with our translator, Family Mosaic staff and Turning Tides Wardens who are on hand to assist you with a wide range of services.
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Turning Tides is...
A government funded initiative to improve the quality of life for residents of the central parts
of Kursaal, Milton & Victoria wards, run by SAVS on behalf of the residents.
Our team of highly trained neighbourhood wardens and staff are active in your area and will help you by...
- Providing a good neighbour service
- Offering information and advice on your concerns
- Supporting others to develop activities for young people
- Helping with Recycling and Environmental problems
- Giving you a chance to be involved in key decisions about your area
- Working with others to reduce crime
- Assisting you to overcome problems reporting things
- Keeping you informed through newsletters and surgeries
- Providing courses and information about Healthy Living
If we don't know the answer we’ll find it out!
For advice or assistance please contact us at…..
Turning Tides Neighbourhood Management Partnership,
6, Nelson Street, Southend-on-Sea, SS1 1EF
Phone: 01702 350475 E-mail: nmadmin@savs-southend.co.uk
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| Acbba report.pdf | 386.03 KB |
| Surgery_Poster_English.pdf | 92 KB |
| Surgery_Poster_Polska.pdf | 174.84 KB |
