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2023-06-13T08:47:50+01:00

📢 Are you a victim-survivor of rape or another sexual offence, aged 18+? Do the police know about your case? Want to give feedback on your experience with the police?

 

💬 Your case may have just started, be ongoing, or be closed. Regardless of the status of your case, you feedback is valuable. Operation Bluestone Soteria want to listen to all victim-survivors.

 

📋 This is an academic survey conducted by City, University of London, and not a police survey. If you respond you cannot be identified, and your data will be completely anonymous.

 

📲 The survey can be completed online here www.tinyurl.com/1experiencesurvey  and should take no longer than 15 minutes.

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2023-04-26T10:48:37+01:00

What are Emergency Alerts?

The new Emergency Alerts service is now live. The system will enable people to be contacted via their mobile phone if their lives are at risk in an emergency. The service will be used to warn you about life-threatening emergencies such as severe flooding.

What will the alert look and sound like?

An Emergency Alert looks and sounds very different to other types of messages such as SMS ‘text messages’. You’ll know if you get an Emergency Alert because you’ll hear a loud, siren-like sound and your phone will use a distinct vibration. A message will appear on your screen until you acknowledge it.

TO OPT OUT:

Opt Out iPhone:

  • To opt out, search your settings for ‘emergency alerts’ and turn off Severe alerts and Emergency alerts.
  • If this does not work, contact your device manufacturer.

Opt Out Android phones and tablets:

  • To opt out, search your settings for ‘emergency alerts’ and turn off Severe alerts and Emergency alerts.
  • On Huawei devices running EMUI 11 or older, search your settings for ‘emergency alerts’ and please turn off “Extreme threats”, “Severe threats” and “Show amber alerts”
  • If this does not work, contact your device manufacturer

For further advice go to gov.uk/alerts/opt-out

Video Explaining how to opt out: https://youtu.be/I2MBcHwmiy8

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2023-06-13T08:48:15+01:00

📢 Are you a victim-survivor of rape or another sexual offence, aged 18+? Do the police know about your case? Want to give feedback on your experience with the police?

 

💬 Your case may have just started, be ongoing, or be closed. Regardless of the status of your case, you feedback is valuable. Operation Bluestone Soteria want to listen to all victim-survivors.

 

📋 This is an academic survey conducted by City, University of London, and not a police survey. If you respond you cannot be identified, and your data will be completely anonymous.

 

📲 The survey can be completed online here www.tinyurl.com/1experiencesurvey  and should take no longer than 15 minutes.

To complete the survey read more…2023-06-13T08:48:15+01:00

At Safe Link we were honoured and delighted to be awarded the Angela Yeoman Award from Avon and Somerset Police Chief Constable for our commitment to making real and meaningful change as part of Operation Soteria Bluestone

2023-02-02T10:18:42+00:00

We will continue to ensure that victims and survivors’ voices are heard, understood and responded to with positive action and system change at every level.

Read about the award ceremony here

At Safe Link we were honoured and delighted to be awarded the Angela Yeoman Award from Avon and Somerset Police Chief Constable for our commitment to making real and meaningful change as part of Operation Soteria Bluestone2023-02-02T10:18:42+00:00

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2023-06-13T08:48:49+01:00

📢 Are you a victim-survivor of rape or another sexual offence, aged 18+? Do the police know about your case? Want to give feedback on your experience with the police?

 

💬 Your case may have just started, be ongoing, or be closed. Regardless of the status of your case, you feedback is valuable. Operation Bluestone Soteria want to listen to all victim-survivors.

 

📋 This is an academic survey conducted by City, University of London, and not a police survey. If you respond you cannot be identified, and your data will be completely anonymous.

 

📲 The survey can be completed online here www.tinyurl.com/1experiencesurvey  and should take no longer than 15 minutes.

To complete the survey read more…2023-06-13T08:48:49+01:00

We marked the end of the 16 days of activism to end violence against women and girls by holding our candle lit vigil in North Somerset, remembering all those affected by domestic and sexual abuse.

2023-05-02T15:42:55+01:00
We marked the end of the 16 days of activism to end violence against women and girls by holding our candle lit vigil in North Somerset, remembering all those affected by domestic and sexual abuse.2023-05-02T15:42:55+01:00

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2023-06-13T08:48:31+01:00

📢 Are you a victim-survivor of rape or another sexual offence, aged 18+? Do the police know about your case? Want to give feedback on your experience with the police?

 

💬 Your case may have just started, be ongoing, or be closed. Regardless of the status of your case, you feedback is valuable. Operation Bluestone Soteria want to listen to all victim-survivors.

 

📋 This is an academic survey conducted by City, University of London, and not a police survey. If you respond you cannot be identified, and your data will be completely anonymous.

 

📲 The survey can be completed online here www.tinyurl.com/1experiencesurvey  and should take no longer than 15 minutes.

To complete the survey read more…2023-06-13T08:48:31+01:00

This week SARSAS stands alongside Nextlink and Safelink in remembering all those that have been affected by sexual and domestic violence

2022-12-03T16:37:38+00:00
This week SARSAS stands alongside Nextlink and Safelink in remembering all those that have been affected by sexual and domestic violence2022-12-03T16:37:38+00:00

Changing Futures Bristol stands with women who are victims of domestic abuse and we remember the lives lost to male violence. We will fight to give women a voice and provide them with the support they so deserve

2022-12-03T16:39:53+00:00
Changing Futures Bristol stands with women who are victims of domestic abuse and we remember the lives lost to male violence. We will fight to give women a voice and provide them with the support they so deserve2022-12-03T16:39:53+00:00

Missing Link is a mental health and housing service for women in Bristol. We were established in 1982 to provide a range of housing and support to women that either have acute or long term mental health needs.

We support women who are homeless, or have a history of sleeping rough or whose housing is at risk because of their mental health issues.

Missing Link strives to create a culture that encourages and values everyone’s differences and promotes mutual respect and shared understanding.

Safeguarding

Protecting the vulnerable is a core value and is integral to how we work at Missing Link. We consider it the duty of staff, management committee and volunteers to promote the welfare of adults at risk, children and young people and to keep them protected and safe. We follow best practice to promote the safety, health and well-being of everyone that comes into contact with our services. (Our polices are available on request).

Our Safeguarding Children and Young People Policy and Safeguarding Adults at Risk Policy follow national and local guidance and are in line with Working Together to Safeguard Children 2018: A guide to inter-agency working to safeguard and promote the welfare of children, Joint Safeguarding Adults Multi Agency Policy 2015 and The Care Act (2014).

Missing Link, 5 Queen Square, Bristol BS1 4JQ.

Tel: (0117) 925 1811 Fax: (0117) 929 3290 Text: 07435 808 620

email: [email protected]

Missing Link is a Housing Association with charitable status, registered under the Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act (2014). Register No. 24218R

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