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38 RHinE GARRiSOn 2012 The Volunteer Projects Office offers advice and support to the In Service Committees across Western Europe and organises several big events during the year such as the Young Achiever Awards which recognises the outstanding achievements of young people in Western Europe and the annual Holiday for Children with Additional Needs and Disabilities. It also coordinates the Big Brew Up fundraising events in the autumn. All monies raised are spent locally. Who are the SSAFA Forces Help Volunteers? Our volunteers come from all kinds of backgrounds, both military and non-military, bringing a wide variety of valuable life skills and experiences. All Volunteers are carefully selected and attend comprehensive training packages. Specialist training includes working with individuals with an additional need or disability, adoptive families, victims of crime and bereavement and loss. In-Service Committees There are eleven In-Service Committees across BFG and SHAPE. Run by volunteers, they fundraise throughout the year to raise money which they give directly back to their community in a variety of ways. For example, Hameln In-Service Committee have recently refurbished welfare flats and funded new toys for a soft play area in their garrison. They can also provide funds in an emergency, i.e. to help with flights home. Community Volunteer Scheme Community Volunteers befriend families and colleagues going through periods of isolation and loneliness, illness, bereavement, depression and other difficulties. They can help with ordinary things which can be tough to deal with when combined with the demands of Service life. It could be something as simple as giving a life somewhere, taking someone on their first trip to the local supermarket or simple chatting over a cup of tea. Carer Support Scheme Volunteers provide support to families that have one or more members with an additional need or disability. They will typically spend one or two hours a week with a child, either in the home or on an outing. This ensures individual attention for the child and gives the other members of the family a break from their normal routine. All volunteers are enhanced CRB checked and visits are fully monitored. Children with Additional Needs & Disabilities Holiday SSAFA’s annual holiday for children with a disability or additional need and their siblings, or for those with young carer responsibilities. The fun-packed, week-long breaks include climbing, swimming, kayaking and horse-riding. They can be a life-changing experience and provide parents with a much-needed break, safe in the knowledge that their child is well cared for. Volunteers are trained and specially assigned to work one-to-one with their young person for the duration of the holiday. Relate BFG offers relationship counselling and advice to individuals and couples – including same sex couples. In some locations, the counsellors can also offer mediation, psycho-sexual therapy and services for young people. The service is free, confidential and works outside of the chain of command. So whether you want to improve your relationship, want to separate or your relationship has already ended, you can talk to us in confidence.
RHinE GARRiSOn 2012 Relate counsellors are based throughout BFG. To arrange a free and confidential appointment in your local area, please call our central booking line on JHQ Mil: 2826 or 02161 472 2826 The Army HIVE Information Service aims to respond swiftly and efficiently to enquiries from anyone within the Service community. Enquiries are welcomed from serving personnel, their dependants, partners, extended families, veterans, war widows (ers) and MOD civilians. The HIVE information Support Officers (HISOs) who manage the HIVE information centres have a wide range of information available, focusing on local area education, housing and accommodation, employment and training opportunities, childcare, travel, leisure and health facilities. They hold comprehensive new arrival location overviews for serving accompanied and single serving personnel which aim to assist anyone settling into their new location. When it is time to move on HISOs are ready to provide the answers to questions on the next posting location. The Army HIVE information service has excellent links with Service and civilian agencies which ensures that up to date, useful and important information is passed on quickly. Close contacts with local civilian authorities and unit staff further ensure that local information is kept current. HISOs work closely with the Unit welfare staff at times of operational deployment and provide a deployment communication pack designed to keep families in touch during these times. In addition to the information provision role HISOs are able to confidentially refer you to the right person should you have a need for personal help or support and will feedback to the chain of command concerns on issues affecting the Service community. To find your nearest HIVE go to www.hive-europe.co.uk Supporting Victims of Crime SSAFA Forces Help Supporting Victims of Crime offers help to people affected by all kinds of crime, regardless of when and where the crime occurred. Volunteers are specially trained to offer information, emotional support and practical help to people affected by crimes such as burglary, racism, sexual violence and domestic abuse. Volunteers may have contact with a victim of crime just once or offer ongoing support. Different types of crime can bring different kinds of problems. Some people cope extremely well with the most horrific crimes while others can be very distressed by a minor incident. Our trained volunteers are impartial, non-judgmental and can offer: 39
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