The aim of the Safe Place Scheme is to provide reassurance to vulnerable people and their carers, or people who find themselves in challenging situations, so that they can live more independent lifestyles with help available when they are out and about in the community.
How does the scheme work?
Businesses who are part of the scheme will display the safe place sticker, meaning that a vulnerable person can go in and ask for help.
If a vulnerable person seeks help, members of staff would be expected to make a phone call if necessary, provide a temporary safe haven for vulnerable people and to reassure them and keep them safe until help and support arrives.
Safe Places in Haddenham include:
* Haddenham Community Library
* Salon Seven on Banks Parade
* Tickety Brew Café on Banks Parade
Safe Places in Cuddington include:
* Cuddington Village Store and post office in Upper Church Street
* Denise’s Hairdressers in Spurt Street
Safe Places in Aylesbury include:
Aylesbury Homeless Action Group, Rickfords Hill
Aylesbury library, Walton Street
* Aylesbury police station, Wendover Road
* Aylesbury Shopmobility, Upper Hundreds car park
* Aylesbury Town Council, Church Street
* Buckinghamshire Council Offices, Walton Street
* Co-op Aylesbury, Orwell Drive
* Fairford Leys Community Centre, Hampden Square
* Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity Shop, Gatehouse Way
* Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity Shop, High Street
* Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity Shop, Jansel Square
* Friars Square shopping centre
* Green Ridge Primary Academy, President Road
* Health on the High Street, Unit 33, Friars Square
* La Salute Restaurant, Kingsbury
* M&S Foodhall, Broadfields Retail Park, Bicester Road
* Mears of Aylesbury, Kingsbury
* Natwest, Market Square
* Rennie Grove, Jansel Square
* Sainsburys, Gatehouse Road
* Scope, High Street
* Tesco Extra, Broadfields Retail Park, Bicester Road
* The Gateway, Gatehouse Road
* The Vineyard Centre, Gatehouse Close
* Waitrose, Exchange Street
* Waterstones, Friars Square
