Find out more about this and other sessions to support our Community Buildings.
Our autumn programme of community buildings support begins soon! We hope you’ll join us at our ‘roundtable’ online information and networking sessions for community halls and centres across the Hampshire area. We’ll have time at these sessions to cover whatever issues you’d like to raise, but here are the main topics:
What’s your message? Making social media work for your venue
Tuesday 29 September, 1.00-2.30pm
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This session will be led by Alex Robertson, our communications lead. Alex has 15 years of experience in using social media for marketing, working with many different organisations large and small. Here’s what we intend you to get from this session:
- Understand what you can realistically achieve with social media
- Know what types of content work best for local audiences
- Learn simple ways to engage local residents
- Be able to create a basic content plan that is manageable to deliver
- Some practical ideas you can implement immediately
Engaging with young people, addressing anti-social behaviour and crime in general
Thursday 19 November, 10.00-11.30am
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- What can you do to build positive relationships with local young people?
- How to reduce and deal with anti-social behaviour in and around your venue
- Addressing other crime-related issues
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For more details and to book your place, see the community buildings section of our website
Upcoming topics…
We also have several training sessions booked in covering a range of topics. Like the community buildings roundtable sessions, these are free for our member organisations and £20 per place for non-members (remember, Action Hampshire is fully subsidising membership so there’s no cost to you). Most of the training sessions will be relevant to community buildings so please check out the details on our member events page.
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In particular, we hope to see you at the Martyn’s Law events, where we’ll have updates on this legislation and more guidance on how to fulfil the new requirements when they take effect in spring 2027.
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