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partnership basis, with a rotating Chair, nominated from among the partners, with objects:
To share new and innovative ways of delivering services to beneficiaries;
2. To share information about good practices; and
To share information about obstacles affecting or likely to affect optimum service delivery to beneficiaries, and how to resolve any such obstacles collectively.
Appendix A
Bibliography of Current Street Words Words Meanings Bate- A set up Bare- A lot Blackhead- Black person Blood- Someone with the same complexion Boat- Mouth Bro- Brother Brock- Damage Browns- Cigarette Brase- Without any cash Bun- To smoke Clat- Lots of money Coke/Crack Head- Cocaine user Cotch- To sit Crew- Gang Crib or drum- Home Deep- To be harsh Dickhead- Stupid person Feds- Police Five 0- Police Fruit Cake- Mad Green- Marijuana Hot Rock/Pots- Hash I’ll spark you- I’ll beat you up Jack- Thief Jail- Prison Laters- Bye Long- A long time Louwit- Allow it Minor- Doesn't matter Munch- Eat On road- On the street Paper- Cash Plotting- To sit Rags- End of discussion Reach- I’ll reach destination or to share smokers Rock- To aggressively fight Sad- To be harsh Safe- Okay with the person Shot- To sell Trek- To walk Weak- Rubbish Yattes- Girls Zoot- Something you smoke
Money terms A benner/nugget- £1.00 A Jax/blues note- £5.00 A benz- £10.00 A score- £20.00 A one'er/bill- £100.00 A 'G'- £1000.00 Boyz- £'s. For example. 50 boyz = £50.00, 200 boyz = £200.00, etc
Appendix B
THE VINCE HINES FOUNDATION (In Association with the Black European Community Development Federation (BECDF) )
CHARTER OF SERVICE USERS’ RIGHTS:
IT IS THE USERS’ RIGHTS TO EXPECT THE PARTNERSHIP ON THE STREET PROJECT:
1. To provide the best services possible in accordance with available resources, and to ensure that users are free from discriminations and oppressions, and that their dignity, human and civil rights are respected, while they are using the services of the Project;
2. That the services offered by the Partnership On The Street Project will be culturally sensitive, with an active equal opportunity policy, which said that potential users and users will not be discriminated against on the grounds of gender, race, colour, ethnic origins, nationality, religious beliefs or practises, sexuality, age or trade union activities, disabilities, lesbian and gay men.
3. That users will be encouraged to have direct input into the management and development of the Project's programme of activities, and nominate a representative to the Project Working Committee; and that users will be consulted by the Project's Management before any changes to the Project's published programme of services, which are likely to affect users; and
4. That a system of strict confidentiality is observed within the Project in respect of users’ personal and family details.
5. USERS’ COMPLAINT PROCEDURE: a user having a complaint about service delivery, relating to any area of the Project’s work, s/he must first take up the matter in writing with the senior Project Worker. If the user is unable to get reasonable satisfaction, s/he should take the written complaint to the supervisor of her/his senior worker; if no satisfaction is gained at that level, the matter should be taken up with the chairperson of the appropriate development committee; failing a unsatisfactory resolution, the matter should be taken up with the Vince Hines Foundation's Director. If, having followed the above procedures, the user was still aggrieved, the matter should be taken up with the Chairperson of the Vince Hines Foundation Main Committee of Management, which would be the final stage of the complaint procedure.
Equal Opportunity Policy:
The Project intends to ensure equality of opportunity so that no person should be disadvantaged in seeking employment with the Project for any reason and during their employment, on the grounds of age, colour, creed, disability, gender, marital status, race or sexual orientation.
Appendix C
Partnership On The Street Project Photographic Display ____________________________ Picture No. Details
Front Page ‘3am Reflections’.
1. 150 Townmead Road/39 Byam Street. Premises which The Vince Hines Foundation occupied for 24 years: 1976-1999, page 25
2. Castle Youth Club, page 25
3. Townmead Youth Club, page 27
4. Sands End Adventure Play Centre, page 27
5. Colebrook Community Centre, page 28
6. Sands End Community Centre, page 28
7. Brunswick Club for Young People, page 29
8. Fulham Court Community Hall, page 29
9. Clem Attlee Community Hall, page 30
10. West Kensington Youth Centre, page 30
11. Lillie Road Fitness Centre, page 31
12. Springside House, The Vince Hines Foundation new base, page 31
13. Barry and Emma, page 32
14. Francis, Michael, Dean and Jason, page 33
15. David, page 33
16. Ashley, Wayne and Alistor, page 34
17. Clem Attlee Court At A Distance, page 34
18. Young Partners On The Street, page 35
19. The Scrambling Track— ‘Our Turn Next’, page 35
20. Off-Road Motor Bike Training—Staff Team & Trainees, page 36
21. West Kensington At Night, page 36
22. Clem Attlee at Night, page 37
23. Peabody Estate At Night, page 38
24. Elbrook Park At Night , page 38
25. Fast Foods on the Street At Night— Jam1 Caribbean Takeaway, page 39
McDonald— 24-hour ‘Drive Bye’, page 39
27. Night Cruise– To Move, page 40
28. Martin Morgan—Foundation Eagles FC Manager, page 40
29. Cruise In Progress— London West End, page 41
Play At Night, page 41
31. On The Banks Of The Thames— Big Ben looks on at 2a, page 42
32. Night Play Continues, page 42
33. Rest Time, page 43
34. Ezrah— preparing for the future, page 44
35. Courtney— IT Hands On, page 44
36. Jamaine and Casper Learning Together, page 44 37. Carlene— Determined, page 45
38. Kenny and Jason, page 45
39. Barry—Making A Head Start, page 46
40. “The Future Is Ours” - Rueben And Kimberley, page 47
41. Aaron , page 47
42. Timothy, page 48
43. Omo Igwaegbe—Student/Trainee, page 48
44. Jimmy, page 49
45. Ross, page 49
46. Horace Lashley— VHF Education Committee Chairperson, page 50
47. Sandra Thorpe—Voluntary Worker, page 50
48. Sydney Roberts— Driver/Project Worker, page 51
49. Delia Danson—Student/Worker, page 51
50. Yohannes Demmelash—Artist/Voluntary Worker, page 52
51. Yishibah Israel— PR Consultant/Psychologist , page 52
52. Dr Deng Akuany— Consultant/Sociologist, page 53
53. Callistus Igboanugo— Administrator, page 53
54. Clifford Parris— The Vince Hines Foundation , Chairperson, page 53
55. Dr. Rudy Mohammed—Health Advisor/LCDSN Representative, page 54
56. Dr Vince Hines— National Director/VHF Founder, page 55
Clem Attlee Court At Night, back page. ________________________________________________________________
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