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Reviewing information on our website for young people (perhaps youth commission review)

Re-visiting notion of youth cyber ambassadors via Education Sub Group (LSCB)

Inviting Youth Commission to CSE day work in March 2019 to display work they do

Invite Marcia to talk to Education Sub Group

Look up Tanya Goodin – digital detox and see what we could use

Talk to Age UK to look at intergenerational cyber work that could be done

(Jane Leigh IOWSCB)

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Remaining vigilant to possible hate crimes

Disseminating the message, educating youngsters, peers and relatives

Encouraging people to get involved into related campaigns/organisations

Use social media to share information and experiences of other young people

Raise the issues in everyday conversations

(Anonymous)

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Inform victims of Cyber Crime about Cyber Ambassadors in College/School

Inform schools about the Cyber Ambassadors Scheme

Sign[post Young people to Youth Commission website

(Victim Support)

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Listening to what they say about cyber, not just when there are abuses but more generally

(Anna Killick)

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Exploring young people’s usage online. Consider Digital safety pledges

Build online links of young people to access support services online

(Helen Leadbitter - The Children’s Society)

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Building links between business, schools and colleges to help each other tackle cyber issues

(Mark Thistlethwaite - High Sheriff)

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To stop discriminating

To ensure mental and physical well-being

To call out and stand up to as much discrimination as possible

To make the issues around hate crime well known

To remove stigma on issues such as mental health and sexuality

(Hate Crime)

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Making peers aware that things they say have consequences

Further education for unaware people who may not have had life experiences to back up their prejudices

(Anonymous)

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Informing them of what Hate Crime is and the support that can help them

Different ways to report issues and what happens after they are reported

Let them know it doesn’t just have to be the victim that reports it – can be a friend or family member

They don’t have to just tell the Police, there are third party reporting centres

Catch it whilst it is early so it doesn’t escalate into something worse

Inform them at a young age by going into schools

Teach the teacher signs of Hate Crime so they can spot it

(Jordan/Pete – Victim Support)

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Transport so people are safe when they get home

Being in school to be safe

Staff give me support when I feel safe and teachers make me feel welcome

(Ewan Butterworth)

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Listen to what young people say when they say they don’t feel safe

Encourage YP to speak up to authorities

Having a way to raise issues

YP knowing who to talk to and where to turn

Raise awareness of services available – posters and leaflets, knowing who services are for

Raise awareness of disability and mental health

Teaching people to sport signs of mental health and help their peers

(Anonymous)

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Ensure each District has a youth engagement strategy with partners (in each geographical location)

(Hampshire Constabulary)

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Raising awareness

Encouraging speaking out

It’s ok to not be ok

Getting more money

Breaking down the barriers and stigma

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To create a school group for Youth Association and sharing posters in classes

(Tess Warren – The Petersfield School)

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Making our service more accessible – editing letters to be more engaging to allow CYP to access us more

Developing and implementing the WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Plan) workshops to victims of crime to enable them manage their well-being and help them to be less likely to be re-victimised

Work and engage more with parents to further educate them on how to keep their children safer

Get the CYP service more online e.g. Instagram, Twitter, Facebook to enable us to give crime prevention/personal safety advice

Look into developing a peer support or mentoring system

(Victim Care Service – CYP Service)

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Organising more youth conferences and involving the youth commission

(Stacey Miller – Consultancy)

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Spreading the excellent initiatives and messages of the Youth Commission through our two Country wide network

(Hampshire & IOW Neighbourhood Watch)

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By being trusted and confidential with information

By communicating and listening

By working together as a team

(Anonymous)

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Integrating the Youth Commission into the IOW YOT service! So they can help us reach hard to engage young people and help us grow!

(IOW Youth Offending Team)

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Speaking up

Being more aware of unhealthy relationships around me

Supporting the Youth Commission with their work

Being more open to discussion about unhealthy relationships

(Family of Youth Commission)

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I will champion the voice of the Youth Commission at every opportunity ☺

(Karen Dawes – Police & Crime Commissioner’s team)

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Increase partnership working

Increased support for young victims of crime

Providing information and resources to help keep young people safe

(Sarah Woods – Victim Care Service)

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Helping to expand the reach and messages of the Youth Commission

(Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner)

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Raising awareness of key issues for young people through as many avenues as possible with as many agencies as possible (as a trainer)

Continue to deliver direct work/interventions to reduce the risk to young people and ensure they get the most appropriate support (as an advocate and practitioner)

(Sue Gilbert)

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Raising awareness of issues raised, work done and recommendations

Promote specific information and campaigns via a YC newsletter to all networks (YC please do brief newsletter/briefing which can be circulated)

Raise awareness through Police cadets, University of Winchester etc

Ensure good practice is shared and promoted as wide as possible

(Neighbourhood Watch)

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Encouraging presence and influence of Youth Commissioners within Universities (Winchester and others)

(Alan Lovell – Deputy Lieutenant, University of Winchester)