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Hope in Haringey’s Police Engagement programme has been delivering a student-led police engagement programme in Park View, Mulberry Academy Woodside and Gladesmore, connecting relevant police officers to the young person’s interest. Hope in Haringey has been working closely with Youth Echo to create and deliver a bespoke police engagement programme for Haringey’s young people. TheRead more

Hope in Haringey’s Police Engagement Programme successfully connected PRAP delivery partner, Elevated Minds with Park View School. This connection means the opinions of Tottenham’s youth will be reflected in the upcoming London Race Action Plan and assist in the Met’s ambition to be free of “discrimination, racism or bias”. By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications and PoliceRead more

Co-sponsored by the Safer Neighbourhood Board and Bridge Renewal Trust, Hope in Haringey brought the 2024 edition of the Haringey Youth Summit to Dominion Centre, Wood Green. Hosting 400 people, it served to be the largest Youth Summit to date. By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications and Police Engagement Manager Hope in Haringey celebrated its fifth annualRead more

Christina completed her time at Hope in Haringey after serving as the charity’s Police Engagement Manager for three years. Her tenure is marked as “excellent”, vastly expanding its effectiveness across the borough. As she completes her time with the charity, colleagues remember her work and outline her legacy they look to uphold.   Hope inRead more

Hoops is a project to help young students feel comfortable and familiar with the police and stop the increase in gangs and knife crime.  Ashton Riley and Ryan Cheuk, Work Experience Interns PC Stuart Lambert, PC Lauren Shields and PC Liam O’Brian came to Woodside secondary school to help a selected group of 11 studentsRead more

In a closed meeting between Hope in Haringey Director, Rev. John Wood. MBE, Haringey Youth Officer, PC Ahmed, Deputy Assistant Commissioner Matt Ward and Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, Hope in Haringey’s blueprint for Police Engagement was on display as Mayor Khan visited Tottenham in a review of Operation Denali. By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications ManagerRead more

Hope in Haringey’s Police Engagement Programme will continue to create meaningful community conversations following the announcement of The Baroness Casey Review.  As one of the few charities in the country working to better the relationship between police officers and the community, Baroness Casey’s report on MPS culture at an institutional level serves as a reminderRead more

Putting the 22-year veteran of the Metropolitan Police in the classroom not only helped to better inform the Public Service students of a potential career path but also left them with insights to help on their coursework. By Omar Alleyne-Lawler, Communications Manager  Currently responsible for 400 officers across Tower Hamlets; Chief Inspector Dominic Nye tookRead more