About Us - Trust History
 

     2008-09 to date:

·        Additional funding received from Parenting Fund and Children’s Fund to continue running Parenting Courses in both Southampton and Basingstoke

·        Family Mentoring training pilot scheme launched

·        Launch of Parent Support Group project in Southampton

·        Launch of ADAPT, perpetrators programme in Havant

·        Launch of ADAPT, perpetrators programme in Portsmouth

·        Continuation of work towards RESPECT accreditation

·        Sheila Wade joins the Trust as Treasurer

   2007-08:

• Funding secured from Reaching Communities for RAP Youth Programme
• Her Honour Judge Linda Davies steps down as Chair of Trustees and is succeeded by Sue Wade
• Tender won to provide Child Welfare Family Group Conferencing in Southampton
• Funding awarded by The Monument Trust to work with young girls and violence
• Development of the LINX programme
• Organisational review undertaken of to structures of Domestic Abuse and Families and Young People strands of work
• Turnaround groups run in Borden
• Contracted by Rainer to provide pilot mentoring programme on the Isle of Wight for Looked After Children (LAC)
• Contracted by Connexions to provide NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training) mentoring in Gosport and Isle of Wight
• Commissioned in Southampton to provide an ADAPT perpetrators programme in Thornhill
• Parenting Programmes extended to include SPOT (Supporting Parents of Teenagers) for families of children aged 11 and over in Southampton
• Continuation of consultancy work with Jersey Domestic Abuse Forum

   2006-07:

• Kim Brown appointed Chief Executive
• With the NE Hants Domestic Violence Forum a Perpetrators Programme for men begins in Hook.
• Awarded European Social Fund (Daphne II) funding to provide domestic abuse education to schools.
• With DfES funding Incredible Years Parenting Programme extended to cover Southampton area
• Turnaround children’s group work programme developed for the Specialist Domestic Abuse Court area in Alton
• Home Office reporting provided for Specialist Domestic Violence Court (SDVC) in Alton
• Provided consultancy to Jersey Domestic Violence Forum in setting up a programme
  
   

   2005-06:

• Circles of Support & Accountability 3 year pilot project ends
• Ros Cassy steps down as Chief Executive after 9 years in post
• Partnership working with Hampshire Children Services to pilot Respite Activities   Project (RAP) providing a range of activities to young people in SE Hampshire.
• Commissioned by Wessex YOT to service the Combined Youth Justice
• Standing Conference for Hampshire and Isle of Wight.
• Interact remodelled and rebranded to InteractED offering group work sessions where young people learn key skills and can undertake an ASDAN qualification.

       2004-05:

• Interactive developed as an extension to Interact, where young people can attend weekly groups developing skills
• Incredible Years Parenting extends to Gosport for a 3 month pilot project
• Dr Dennis Drysdale, OBE retires as Chair of Trustees and is succeeded by Her Honour Judge Linda Davies.
• Hampshire Participation Manager, based at The Trust, appointed by the Hampshire Children and Young People's Strategic Partnership.
• The Trust contributes major consultation exercise on young people and families for the Children's and Young Person's Strategic Partnership.

       2003- 04:

• Hampton Trust Domestic Violence programme involved in the BBC's Hitting Home Campaign in February
• Funded by the Winchester Community Safety Partnership to set up a perpetrators group
• Seminars organised for Southampton Youth Justice Forum on anti social behaviour and 'Every Child Matters' green paper.
• Funding from the Hampshire Children’s Fund establishes the Incredible Years Parenting Project in Basingstoke.
• National pilot scheme for Residential Parenting funded by the Home Office commences, in partnership with the Wessex Youth Offending Team.
• The Bail Support Scheme transfers in house to the YOT after 4 successful years.
• Mentoring work developed for 'Saucepans' - The Southampton Community Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service Project.
• Development of 'Wigwam' Early Intervention project on the Isle of Wight funded by the Youth Justice Forum
• Funded by GOSE, Turnaround project created for children affected by Domestic Abuse
  
  2002-03

• Approved Provider Status awarded to Interact Mentoring schemes by the National Mentoring Network
• Funding from the Home Office secured to manage a pilot project, Circles of Support & Accountability.
• Conferences organised on behalf of the Southampton Youth Justice Forum and Connexions.
• Commissioned by Southampton City Council to provide mentors for young people on Modern Apprenticeship Schemes
• Consultancy work for Hampshire Children's Fund on service provision and strategic links
   

   2000-01:

• Move to new offices at Fairways House from Eastleigh
• Conference organised on the development of the Connexions Service
• Interact Mentoring scheme extended to the Isle of Wight
• Partnership with Probation to run Domestic Violence Perpetrators Programme in SE Hampshire
• Dr Dennis Drysdale, OBE appointed Chair of the Board of Trustees

   1999-2000:

• 2nd Standing Conference on Crime, Disorder and Social Exclusion faciliated
• Continuation of Domestic Violence Perpetrators Project in North Hampshire extended to include groups in Aldershot as well as Basingstoke
• Interact mentoring project continues in Havant, Fareham and Gosport.

   1998-99:

• Seminars and conferences organised on key issues related to youth justice - The Crime and Disorder Act 1998, 1st Standing Conference on Crime, Disorder and Social Exclusion
• Partnership agreement with Hampshire Probation Service to run Domestic Violence Perpetrators Project in North Hampshire
• Interact mentoring project established in Havant, Lottery funding gained to extend the scheme to Fareham and Gosport
• Successful funding bid to Youth Justice Board to further develop Youth Justice Family Group Conferences
• Successful tender to run Bail Supervision and Support Scheme on behalf of Wessex Youth Offending Team
   

   1996-97:

• Consultancy identified the need for new organisation
• Angela Sealey elected as Chair of Trustees.
• Ros Cassy appointed as Director
• Public launch of the Trust named after Eugenie Hampton
• Youth Justice Family Group Conferencing project set up
• Project to support women experiencing domestic violence set up
• Audit undertaken of needs and services for East Southampton Hampshire Care
• Hampshire Care Trust transfer their work to the Hampton Trust