During Office Hours. Fire Safety, Emergency and evacuation information is displayed in rooms and around the Centre. In the event of the alarm sounding during Centre Office hours of 8am-3pm, follow the instructions of the designated Building and Fire Wardens and evacuate the building to the designated Assembly points.
During Office Hours. During office hours, the unaccompanied C&YP team will alert the Brokerage team and in-house YPSA service to this arrival via the dedicated team inboxes and send the police migrant welfare check form as the earliest opportunity. The email will include the details of the YP and the name of the allocated social worker. The Brokerage team will then liaise with the in-house YPSA team and social worker to confirm placement into the YPSA for newly arriving unaccompanied young people. During office hours, the unaccompanied C&YP team will be responsible for co- ordinating the tasks required for placement and may be supported by the YPSA Team in this. These tasks include: • Undertaking an initial shop of up to £25, to include food and hygiene items (this will eventually come from the unaccompanied C&YP Team’s budget but P- cards can be used in the first instance) • Showing the young person to their new house and their bedroom and supporting them to settle in and feel comfortable • If applicable, explaining the expectations around self isolation and quarantine and how they will keep their housemates safe. (This includes staying in their rooms apart from when they need to cook and ensuring they disinfect the communal areas they have used when they do. • If appropriate, introducing them to new housemates 2 The YPSA team will hold a review meeting at least every 3 months with the young person and other professionals and the Unaccompanied C&YP team will hold statutory reviews at least every 6 months. • Deciding whether the young person will need support overnight (for instance if there is a risk of absconding) • If appropriate and safe, providing the young person with a phone (as their own phone is likely to have been confiscated for safeguarding reasons • Provide any cultural/religious items e.g. Bible, Qu ‘ran, prayer mats etc.
During Office Hours. If you have lost or damaged a key, you can come to our office at the Hoogte Kadijk 179 to pick up a new key. The cost of a new key can run up to € 55,00 per key or even more if the lock needs to be replaced as well. If you lose your keys outside office hours, ask friends if you can stay with them until the office of De Key is open again. Try to avoid calling a locksmith, since you will have to pay for all cost. A locksmith will probably put in a new lock, one that does not match the lock system De Key uses. You will be charged by the locksmith and by De Key. De Key charges for putting back a lock that corresponds with the origional lock system. Do not leave keys in hiding places or and do not record your address on your key ring.
