Shopping Centre announce signposting event details
FAREHAM SHOPPING CENTRE have announced they will be bringing together a number of local organisations for a special ‘Accessible & Inclusive Shopping’ signposting event; which will take place on November 9 (Monday) running from 10am to 2pm in the area of Osborn Square (near to B&M).
The event will provide an opportunity for visitors to discover local accessibility support, advice, and signposting, while meeting organisations that are there to support people across the local community. Visitors will be able to meet representatives from Fareham Shopping Centre, Community First Connect, Fareham Shopmobility, Dementia Friendly Hampshire, Home Instead, Autism Hampshire, Disabled Peoples Voice, and Fareham Practice Social Prescriber.
The event is designed to create a welcoming opportunity for people to find out more about the support available locally, ask questions and connect with organisations that understand the different needs of shoppers and members of the community.
There will also be colouring sheets and a free soft play area in Osborn Square, providing activities for younger visitors while families take the opportunity to explore the support and information available.
Centre Manager at Fareham Shopping Centre, Mike Taylor, said: “We’re really pleased to be bringing together such a fantastic range of local organisations for our Accessible & Inclusive Shopping event. We want Fareham Shopping Centre to be a welcoming place for everyone, and this event is a great opportunity for visitors to meet local organisations, discover the support available and find out more about how we can make shopping and visiting the centre a positive experience for all.”
Cllr Frair Burgess, Executive Member for Leisure and Community, added: “It’s really important that we make Fareham as accessible to all of our community as possible. I am delighted that Fareham Shopping Centre is hosting this event where our residents can find out more about the wide range of support and services they have available to them.”
“The event is open to everyone, and visitors are encouraged to come along, meet the participating organisations, and discover the range of support available within the local community”
Readers can find all further information about the occasion and other campaigns / events by visiting the Fareham Shopping Centre website which further features a layout map of all stores and small businesses. Alternatively they can also visit social media platforms including their Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, or contacting the dedicated team on this email link.
PICTURED BY CONNOR STEEL: Fareham Shopping Centre will be hosting a special ‘Accessible & Inclusive Shopping’ event in the building next month.
