To: Rishi Sunak
Child Safety Enhancement Program
Good Afternoon
We hope this message finds you well.
We would greatly appreciate the support and collaboration of your establishment along with your counterparts' to consider implementation of our proposed attached Child Safety Enhancement Program we would like to roll out as a pilot scheme, throughout all boroughs (especially the high risk areas initially) in London expanding the scheme throughout the UK.
To effectively implement our Child Safety Enhancement Program, we would greatly appreciate the support and collaboration of your esteemed supportive individuals, institutes and collective organisations.
Here are some areas where your organisation's support would be invaluable:
Funding and Resource Allocation: Financial support to cover the costs associated with program implementation, including infrastructure enhancement, safety training, support services, and outreach initiatives. Additionally, assistance in identifying and securing potential sources of funding or grants that align with the program's goals.
Community Engagement: Help in connecting with local community groups, organisations, and individuals who can contribute to the program's success. This includes facilitating meetings with community leaders, parents, caregivers, and volunteers to ensure their active involvement and feedback.
Partnerships and Networking: Assistance in establishing partnerships with other local organisations,such as supportive organisations/agencies, and stakeholders that share a common interest in child safety and community well-being. These partnerships can enhance the program's reach and impact.
Training and Capacity Building: Support in providing training and capacity-building opportunities for program volunteers, parents, caregivers, and children. This could include workshops, seminars, or access to relevant resources and expertise.
Promotion and Awareness: Help in promoting the program within the community, through our/your communication channels, and by leveraging our/your existing networks. This can raise awareness about the program's objectives and encourage participation.
Monitoring and Evaluation: Collaboration in setting up mechanisms for program monitoring and evaluation to ensure its effectiveness and identify areas for improvement. Sharing insights and best practices in data collection and analysis.
Advocacy: Joint advocacy efforts to raise awareness of child safety issues at local and regional levels. Collaboration on advocacy campaigns to influence policies and initiatives that support child safety.
Sustainability Planning: Contribution to the development of a sustainability plan that outlines strategies for the program's continuation beyond the initial rolling 12-week period, including potential funding sources and long-term partnerships.
Knowledge Sharing: Sharing your organisation's expertise and experience in community development, safety programs, or any relevant areas that can enhance the program's impact.
Feedback and Input: Regular feedback and input on program activities, strategies, and outcomes to ensure that the program remains responsive to the needs and concerns of the community.
Your support in these areas will be instrumental in making the Child Safety Enhancement Program a success in high-risk boroughs throughout the UK, ultimately ensuring the safety and well-being of our children and the strength of our communities.
Thank you for your attention, and I appreciate your time and consideration.
We hope this message finds you well.
We would greatly appreciate the support and collaboration of your establishment along with your counterparts' to consider implementation of our proposed attached Child Safety Enhancement Program we would like to roll out as a pilot scheme, throughout all boroughs (especially the high risk areas initially) in London expanding the scheme throughout the UK.
To effectively implement our Child Safety Enhancement Program, we would greatly appreciate the support and collaboration of your esteemed supportive individuals, institutes and collective organisations.
Here are some areas where your organisation's support would be invaluable:
Funding and Resource Allocation: Financial support to cover the costs associated with program implementation, including infrastructure enhancement, safety training, support services, and outreach initiatives. Additionally, assistance in identifying and securing potential sources of funding or grants that align with the program's goals.
Community Engagement: Help in connecting with local community groups, organisations, and individuals who can contribute to the program's success. This includes facilitating meetings with community leaders, parents, caregivers, and volunteers to ensure their active involvement and feedback.
Partnerships and Networking: Assistance in establishing partnerships with other local organisations,such as supportive organisations/agencies, and stakeholders that share a common interest in child safety and community well-being. These partnerships can enhance the program's reach and impact.
Training and Capacity Building: Support in providing training and capacity-building opportunities for program volunteers, parents, caregivers, and children. This could include workshops, seminars, or access to relevant resources and expertise.
Promotion and Awareness: Help in promoting the program within the community, through our/your communication channels, and by leveraging our/your existing networks. This can raise awareness about the program's objectives and encourage participation.
Monitoring and Evaluation: Collaboration in setting up mechanisms for program monitoring and evaluation to ensure its effectiveness and identify areas for improvement. Sharing insights and best practices in data collection and analysis.
Advocacy: Joint advocacy efforts to raise awareness of child safety issues at local and regional levels. Collaboration on advocacy campaigns to influence policies and initiatives that support child safety.
Sustainability Planning: Contribution to the development of a sustainability plan that outlines strategies for the program's continuation beyond the initial rolling 12-week period, including potential funding sources and long-term partnerships.
Knowledge Sharing: Sharing your organisation's expertise and experience in community development, safety programs, or any relevant areas that can enhance the program's impact.
Feedback and Input: Regular feedback and input on program activities, strategies, and outcomes to ensure that the program remains responsive to the needs and concerns of the community.
Your support in these areas will be instrumental in making the Child Safety Enhancement Program a success in high-risk boroughs throughout the UK, ultimately ensuring the safety and well-being of our children and the strength of our communities.
Thank you for your attention, and I appreciate your time and consideration.
Why is this important?
We believe all individuals and supportive organisations should join in our campaign for change and that a conversation between us would greatly benefit our collaboration and provide a platform for us to exchange ideas and insights. By engaging in discussions, we can efficiently address any concerns, share valuable information, and explore potential solutions together. If there are any specific topics or points you would like to address, please feel free to share them with us at [email protected]
We truly value your input and expertise, and are confident that our discussions will lead to productive outcomes. We look forward to your positive response and the opportunity to connect with you.
We truly value your input and expertise, and are confident that our discussions will lead to productive outcomes. We look forward to your positive response and the opportunity to connect with you.
How it will be delivered
Child Enhancement Safety Program will be delivered by United We Rise UK, Maitai CIC and our collaborative supportive organisations such as Lambeth Core 7, Forever Family, Father2Father, Streetfathers, Streetmothers, supportive agencies, and stakeholders that share a common interest in child safety and community well-being.
