Hate Crime Reporting

Hate Crime Need someone to talk to?

Have you been targeted because of your; Disability

Race or ethnicity

Sexual orientation

Religion or belief

Transgender identity

You can now talk through any incidences at Eastleigh Museum through One Community’s confidential advice and support scheme.

Age

Sub culture

Talk through an incident over the phone or by speaking to a trained support worker based at the Museum.

We are open: Monday - Friday 10am - 4pm or Saturdays 10am - 2pm

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Feel targeted?

Need someone to talk to?

What type of incidents can we help with?

Incidents can take many forms. Here are examples of incidents: Verbal abuse like name-calling and offensive jokes

Online abuse e.g. on Facebook or Twitter

Harassment

Displaying or circulating discriminatory literature or posters

Bullying or intimidation by children, adults, neighbours or strangers Physical attacks such as hitting, punching, pushing, spitting

Harm or damage to things such as your home, pet, vehicle Graffiti

Threats of violence

Arson

Hoax calls, abusive phone or text messages, hate mail

Malicious complaints e.g. over parking, smells or noise.

Throwing rubbish into a garden

We are here to help.

Contact now at:

Eastleigh Museum located at 25 High Street, Eastleigh SO50 5LF Tel:

023 80 641 202