Rotherham United And Remedi Marking National Hate Crime Awareness Week With “Step Up Beat Hate” Event At The New York Stadium
Rotherham United Football Club and Remedi are proud to partner up to mark “National Hate Crime Awareness Week” (NHCAW).
Since 2018 Remedi have marked this week with various events around the country highlighting their hate Crime Support Services and awareness campaigns for victims of hate crime as well as education programmes for perpetrators.
On the 8th October Remedi Staff and young people will be handing out flyers before our match with Newcastle United with a view to raising awareness of hate crime.
Nicole Slater, South Yorkshire Youth Manager at Remedi, said:
“Working with Sheffield United gives us the opportunity to reach more people and highlight the campaign. The club has been very welcoming from the start and we look forward to continuing this long standing partnership”
Dylan Hadley, Youth & Inclusion Manager at Rotherham United Community Trust, said “It is amazing to welcome the ‘Stand Up Beat Hate’ campaign to the New York Stadium. Here at Rotherham United F.C. and Rotherham United Community Trust we pride ourselves on making everything we do, welcoming to everyone. Regardless of age, ability, gender, ethnicity or religion.”
Who are Remedi?
Remedi are one of the UK’s leading facilitators of restorative justice services across the youth and adult criminal justice arena.
From their inception they have developed a wide range of restorative approaches across the youth and adult criminal justice systems, within community settings and in response to conflict wherever it may arise.
For info more information, please email: Nicole.slater@remediuk.org
World Mental Health Day
On the 10th of October, we want to encourage you to get together and talk about mental health. Talking about mental health can help us all cope better with life’s ups and downs. This year’s theme set by the World Federation of Mental Health is workplace mental health. The theme highlights the importance of mental health in the workplace, for the benefit of people, organisations and communities.
This year Rotherham United Community Trust are getting their staff talking by hosting a ‘Tea & Talk’ morning! Research shows that talking is good for your mental health, and that’s what Tea & Talk is all about. It is a great way to come together with friends, family, or colleagues – could you host one?
Our Health & Wellbeing team here at RUCT are proud to host various mental health sessions every week, open to everyone and anyone. Whether you are struggling, recovering, or just want to improve your mental health – we have a session for you.
To find out more about our sessions or get involved, email: health@rotherhamunited.net
