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Serve2Cure 2014 at Sandestin Tennis Center benefiting Sacred Heart Hospital on the Emerald Coast's Breast Cancer Fund
Martian Awareness Ball with Mary Margaret O'Hara, Horseshoe tavern, St.Patrick's Day, 2011 © Linda Dawn Hammond / IndyFoto.com '11
Counter Terrorism Security Advisors (CTSAs) hosted a Counters Terrorism (CT) Awareness event at The Albert Halls, Bolton.
Among the 200 attendees on Wednesday 2 July were officers and staff from the five north west police forces, local authorities, representatives from NWAS and regional fire services, who through the collaborative partnership provide support to help protect and prepare, should a terrorist threat occur.
Detective Superintendent Alison Whittaker, Head Protect & Prepare for CTPNW opened the event, said: “The objective for the day was to provide attendees with an insight into the current threat and how attack methodology has evolved over the years in the UK, looking at what security advice and guidance is available to them in order to support their local businesses, how to access it and who they can reach out to for further support.
“We need the communities help to deter, detect and disrupt hostile and terrorist activity.”
The speakers at the event included Sergeant Rob Philip from the National Vehicle Threat Mitigation Unit (NVTMU), Alex Ward from NaCTSO; Chief Inspector Matthew Worrell and Inspector Chris Hadfield from GMPs Protective Security Office (PSO); an input from Homeland Security Group (HSG), and our regional CTSAs.
They delivered an insightful and impactful agenda covering Martyn’s Law, Hostile Vehicle Mitigation, Anti-Terrorism Traffic Regulation Orders (ATTRO), Protective Security Advice for Events, CT First Aid, amongst other guidance delivered.
Bolton Council’s Cabinet Member for Stronger Communities, Cllr Rabiya Jiva, said: “I was pleased Bolton Council could host the training event for specialists from the national counter terrorism network, blue light partners and local authorities from across the northwest.
“We hold several major cultural events in Bolton, including the nationally renowned Bolton Food and Drink Festival, so it is important to share expertise to prioritise safety and security.
“It was also good to see Project Servator officers deployed in the town centre to showcase the policing tactic while providing a reassuring presence for the public.
”Chief Inspector Lee Parker of Greater Manchester Police said: “A really informative and well set out event, highlighting the real need to understand the complexities of Counter Terrorism and the work continuously needed to mitigate the threat and risks involved.”
Erika Corless, who attended for North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) NHS Trust, said: “The day was absolutely relevant to my role within the emergency services, I will be looking to access some of the ACT learning materials for our staff.”
The session was supported by Janice McMahon from Steroplast Healthcare, provider of PAcT public access trauma first aid kits, and GMP’s Project Servator team.
Project Servator is a policing tactic used by a number of UK police forces.
It aims to disrupt a range of criminal activity, including terrorism, while providing a reassuring presence for the public.
It is an inclusive collaborative community strategy that aims to protect local areas and build upon the safety and security plans already in place to ensure safety and security.
The Action Counters Terrorism (ACT) campaign encourages communities to help tackle terrorism by reporting suspicious behaviour and activity that doesn't feel right.
Trust your instincts and report anything potentially related to terrorism online at www.gov.uk/ACT.
In an emergency always call 999.
All our official protective security advice, guidance and training is free and readily available to access via the www.protectuk.police/uk.
Businesses and the public are encouraged to complete our award-winning ACT Awareness e-Learning to learn about good practices to help counter terrorism and increase your security awareness.
LOWER MAINLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA, 31/May/2015
GreatStrides is a fundraising walk dedicated to raising funds and awareness for cystic fibrosis. GreatStrides 2015 took place on May 31 in Queens Park in New Westminster.
The Vancouver/Lower Mainland Chapter of Cystic Fibrosis Canada fundraises for cystic fibrosis research and care, in the hope of finding a cure or control for this devastating disease. The Chapter also provides support to families and third-party fundraisers, as well as raising awareness about cystic fibrosis within the community.
Further information at:
www.facebook.com/CysticFibrosisVancouver
Photos by Matt Smart.
Research and Development cell of NGI organised an Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp , to encourage our students to be the job creators and not job seekers.
This program is sponsored by DST, NSTEDB, EDI.
The program is for three days from today, and its inaugurated by
Shri. C. K.Kumaravel,
CEO & Co founder,
Naturals Salon & Spa,
Chennai.
Two weeks ago I photographed my 3rd national magazine cover for Positively Aware, an HIV magazine based in Chicago. Its their gay men's health issue.
I had the opportunity to work with folks I admire, respect and call me friends.
Submitted by: Himanshu Gusain
Country: India
Organisation: Student
Category: Amateur
Caption: Awareness for all
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Photo uploaded from the #EyeCareEverywhere Photo Competition (photocomp.iapb.org) held for World Sight Day 2018
For poems written by 5th grade boys at Gordon Parks elementary school. "...Breast cancer, can you please stop taking people away?"
Photos from the Gluten-Free Awareness Expo on November 17 2013 at Tucson Medical Center's Lifegain Park.
It included gluten-free samples from restaurants and vendors, information on the gluten-free diet, games, a petting zoo and presentations by experts on celiac disease and gluten sensitivity.
Many, many thanks to the sponsors and volunteers who made it possible.
#GFAwarenessExpo
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Research and Development cell of NGI organised an Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp , to encourage our students to be the job creators and not job seekers.
This program is sponsored by DST, NSTEDB, EDI.
The program is for three days from today, and its inaugurated by
Shri. C. K.Kumaravel,
CEO & Co founder,
Naturals Salon & Spa,
Chennai.
Premier David Eby and Minister Lisa Beare provided remarks at the BC Legislature to commemorate Dyslexia Awareness Day, on October 9, 2025. The BC Legislative Assembly was lit up red in support of Dyslexia Canada’s annual 'Mark it Read' campaign.
November skies at various angles. The content aware fill tool does a great job of taking out stray trees, etc.
My beautiful doe Clover stretching her legs outside.
She's an orange netherland dwarf.
Hope you are enjoying your week so far :-)