This page has a number of resources that the Safety Net Project has developed or had an active part in their development. You are free to download and use any of the resources on this page but we’d like you to link back to this website or explain that it was created by the ARC Safety Net project.
Friend or Fake Easy Read Booklet
This booklet is for people with a learning disability, families and supporters. It is a booklet for people to share and go through together and talk about. This booklet talks about a type of Disability Hate Crime called Mate Crime – which means that sometimes friends are actually fakes. This booklet tells you what to look out for and what to do if a mate crime happens to you or to someone you know. All disability hate crime is wrong and we want to stop it. Don’t stand for it, report it!
- Download the Friend or Fake Easy Read Booklet
- Listen to an Audio version of the Friend or Fake Booklet
Safety Net Questionnaires
We developed three questionnaires to help you understand more about hate crime and what to do about it and review your knowledge and practice. They are aimed at the following three groups:
- Individuals and Families – Download the Individuals and Families questionnaire
- Partnership Boards and Community Teams – Download the Partnership Boards and Community Teams questionnaire
- Police and Adult Safeguarding – Download the Police and Adult Safeguarding questionnaire
Safety Net presentations, workshop resources and videos:
- Short introduction to the Safety Net project for people with a learning disability:Â Download Friend or Fake Short Presentation
- Longer explanation of the Safety Net project:Â Download the work of the Safety Net Project (Long Presentation)
- Training Day Presentation for staff
- Some simple case studies highlighting aspects of Hate and Mate Crime: Read David’s story or Sarah’s story.
- You can use the Safety Net Adult Safeguarding Training presentation.
- There is a shortened version of the Safety Net Adult Safeguarding Training presentation.
- Safety Net short workshops for groups to use regarding Mate Crime – use after watching Shaun’s Story.
Many thanks to JUMPCuts for the use of Shaun’s Story. JUMPcuts are committed to an inclusive and collaborative approach to making media, recognising that building capacity among our learning disabled communities is building capacity for us all. Shaun’s Story is one of three JUMPcuts films that address least restrictive practice within the Mental Capacity Act. See all the films plus an award nominated feature on the Best Interest DVD available from JUMPcuts.org.uk.
- View a short Safety Net Hate Crime workshop for Schools and Young People use after watching the Nice Day short film.
- Download the draft Letter and Invite to the Local Policing Teams about their PACT priorities. This is for groups to send to their local policing team inviting them to attend a meeting.
- To find out who to send the letter to visit the Police UK website http://www.police.uk/ and enter your postcode.
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