Community resilience

Funding

Crime Prevention Fund

The Crime Prevention Fund offers grants towards the costs of crime prevention measures within the city of Hull. It is designed to support community organisations to undertake local projects. The projects are funded to reduce crime and antisocial behaviour. They are to improve feelings of safety.

Hull Emergency Community Response Fund

In response to recent events in Hull, Two Ridings Community Foundation has launched a fund to offer immediate support to community groups across the city.

Home Office Protective Security Schemes for Places of Worship

The Home Office is continuing to provide protective security measures to places of worship under two schemes -

The schemes provide funding for places of worship and associated faith community centres that are vulnerable to hate crime. These schemes aim to reduce hate crimes at places of worship so that people can feel safe attending worship and practising their religion freely.

Contacts for support

Your Councillor

Get in touch with your local councillors for support.

Your Neighbourhood team

Find out how your Neighbourhood team can help you and your community.

Neighbourhood watch

Any group of neighbours can come together to form a neighbourhood watch or a neighbours' group. It can be very simple to do and doesn't cost anything to get started.

Safer Hull

The Safer Hull Strategy is focused upon the delivery of the following outcomes -

reducing serious and violent crime
reducing re-offending
supporting access for vulnerable people to support and intervention
engaging, enabling and empowering communities to develop community safety solutions

Reporting

Antisocial behaviour

You can report antisocial behaviour here.

Crime, including Hate Crime

Everyone has the right to feel safe and to be safe, and we are committed to working with the police, other partners, and communities to ensure Hull continues to be a welcoming and safe city for everyone.

If you have concerns about issues in your community and wish to report them, you can do so by contacting Humberside Police online, where you will find a range of reporting options.

Alternatively, report a hate crime to Humberside Police online or by calling 101.

In an emergency, always call 999.

Affected by crime

You may have questions, worries, or concerns about crimes that have affected you in -

East Riding of Yorkshire
Hull
North Lincolnshire
North East Lincolnshire.

For further information, you can visit the Affected by Crime website or call 0800 368 7586.

Mental health

Hull and East Yorkshire Mind

HEY Mind has a wide range of services available for children, young people and adults across Hull and East Yorkshire.

Thrive Hull

Thrive aims to be a source of information for young people, parents and carers, and professionals, providing advice and support on emotional health and wellbeing in Hull.

Hull Talking Therapies

Let's Talk Hull offers a wide range of therapeutic approaches for Hull residents.

Solace

Free specialist child and family therapy to refugee children and families who arrived as part of the UK Global Resettlement programmes.

This includes individual, family and group work.

Mental Health Crisis Intervention Team

The Mental Health Crisis Intervention Team is for adults aged 18 to 64. It is an urgent care service for people living in Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire who are experiencing an acute mental health crisis.

Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide (SOBS UK)

Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide (SOBS) offer peer-led support to adults impacted by suicide loss.

Further details of the Hull Support Group are available at hull@uksobs.org.