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In this week’s Family Information Service newsletter there is information about a new strategy for tackling hate crime in Warwickshire, February half-term activities, stay and play for parents and carers of children with additional needs and much more!

The Family Information Service (FIS) supports families across Warwickshire with information and signposting. You can get in touch with the team by emailing fis@warwickshire.gov.uk, calling 0800 408 1558 or finding support on www.warwickshire.gov.uk/childrenandfamilies. Head over to our Facebook to see where you can find the FIS team across the county this week.

If you would like to know more about FIS and where to find information and support on the FIS and SEND Local Offer webpages, book a place on an online FIS discovery session.

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Little Acorns stay and play

Entrust Care Partnership is running Little Acorns stay and play sessions every Friday 10:15am – 11:30am (term-time only) at The Grange Hall, Southam..

The stay and play is for parents and carers of children with additional needs. There will be support, help and advice available during the sessions, as well as a chance to meet other parents and carers.

For more information, please contact chloekite@entrustcarepartnership.org.uk.

New strategy for tackling hate crime in Warwickshire is launched

Communities affected by Hate Crime in the county are to benefit from the launch of a new strategy for tackling hate crime in Warwickshire.

The strategy has been launched by the Warwickshire Hate Crime Partnership, which is reminding residents that they can report Hate Crime online at www.reporthatenow.com.

Hate Crime is any criminal offence which is perceived, by the victim or any other person, to be motivated by a hostility or prejudice, based upon one or more identifying factors.

The Strategy for Tackling Hate Crime focuses on how Warwickshire’s Multi-Agency Hate Crime Partnership can work together with communities affected by Hate Crime in the county.

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Party like it’s 1559! – juggling workshop

Find out how Tudor Lords and Ladies celebrated with huge feasts and the types of entertainment they had. Learn the rules of some Tudor games, make decorations for elaborate pies and try on replica Tudor clothes.

Join Warwickshire Museum for a beginner’s juggling workshop to see if you could entertain the Tudor Lords and Ladies.

Book your tickets here

Cabinet endorses Safer Warwickshire Serious Violence Prevention Strategy

The Serious Violence Prevention Strategy 2024-30, presented by the Safer Warwickshire Partnership Board demonstrates a long-term commitment from partner agencies across the county to address both the occurrences and underlying causes of violence.

Whilst Warwickshire is a safe place to live, the strategy acknowledges the devastating impact that violence can have on families and sets out a shared commitment by partner agencies to work together to prevent violence in the county.

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Frosty fun in February half-term at Warwickshire’s Country Parks!

Bring the magic of the great outdoors to your child’s half-term with a range of fun activities for the whole family. Build bird boxes, make campfires, toast marshmallows and much more. There’s no better way for children to connect with nature, learn new skills and make lasting memories.

Book your spot here

National Consumer Week – part II

Citizens Advice is continuing their focus on National Consumer Week.

The focus of this week is on helping consumers understand what to do if things went wrong when Christmas shopping or shopping in the January Sales, as well as what can be done if something ordered didn’t arrive, how to return faulty goods, and how to shop safely and stay aware of scams.

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Kenilworth Town Council

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