Why?
- We’ll be explaining about Unlock and our Helpline, which provides confidential peer advice on overcoming the effects of criminal convictions
- Different topics will be covered in detail at each session
- Our Helpline Advisors will be on hand to answer any questions you might have
- You’ll have the opportunity to book a free one-to-one session the following week
- If you’re still not convinced, there’ll also be free hot drinks and biscuits!
When? The first will be held on Thursday 3rd October 2013, 5pm – 7pm
Where? Maidstone Community Support Centre, 39-48 Marsham St, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 1HH
Interested? Just turn up on the evening. However, if you do plan to come along, it would be useful if you could let us know, so that we have a better idea of how many people to expect on the evening
Background
As part of our running our Helpline, we think it’s important that we try to reach people that wouldn’t ordinarily contact us. As a result, we’re holding our first ever series of local information sessions.
Spread the word
If you work with people who have convictions and you think they may be interested in attending, please pass on this email to them. You’re also welcome to print this out and put it up on any noticeboards you might have.
Any questions?
Please contact our helpline; call 01634 247350 or email advice@unlock.org.uk.
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