2 weeks to go until Neighbourhood Watch Week begins!

We have a jam packed week planned for Neighbourhood Watch Week and are inviting you to get involved.

Neighbourhood Watch starts on Saturday 5th June and along with national Neighbourhood Watch Network daily challenges, we also have a full schedule of events and activities you can get involved with too.

We are pleased to be offering a daily ‘Keep Connected’ workshop starting on 7th June, featuring new topics and new collaborations, these are as follows:

Monday 7th June – 6.30pm Neighbourhood Watch Natter hosted and delivered by the Neighbourhood Network team

Tuesday 8th June – 1.30pm Cyber-Crime webinar delivered by Devan Witter, Project Officer at Fraud Watch

Wednesday 9th June – 10am Mental Health workshop delivered by Jack Moore, Engagement Officer for Mental Health and Suicide Prevention at HEY MIND

Thursday 10th June – 3.30pm Child Exploitation, Human Trafficking & Modern Slavery delivered by Lisa Finch, Team Manager of the Vulnerable, Exploited, Missing and Trafficked Team at Hull City Council

Friday 11th June – 11.00am Organised Crime Groups delivered by Detective Inspector Mark Catney from the Yorkshire & Humber Regional Organised Crime Unit

On Friday 11th June, between 9am – 11am, we will be organising a Litter Pick around the Bespoke Centre on Bransholme. If you would like to get involved, why not join us, we will provide all the equipment. It would be great to see some of our members!

What better way to celebrate national Neighbourhood Watch Week by showcasing Neighbourhood Watch groups in Hull and the work and impact they are having on their communities. We will feature a different group everyday on our social media channels, informing you of the work they are doing and what a difference it is making to their community!

And lastly, we will be showcasing national Neighbourhood Watch Network’s activities on our social media channels, encouraging people to get involved and be part of this amazing growing community which is striving to make the areas we live and work in a safer, connected and more resilient environment!