Safety Centre Meets HM King Charles III

The Safety Centre team was honoured to welcome HM King Charles to Milton Keynes this week when he joined local organisations at Christ The Cornerstone. HM King Charles spoke with our Chief Executive Maya Joseph-Hussain, our Chair of Trustees Catriona Morris and our volunteers Angie and Nick. They talked with the King about our work at the Safety Centre as the region’s leading and the world’s first safety education charity.

Maya Joseph-Hussain, Chief Executive of the Safety Centre said:

It was an honour to meet HM King Charles and welcome him to our hometown the city of Milton Keynes, alongside the amazing community organisations that make our city an exciting place to live, work and play. Thank you to Milton Keynes City Council for inviting us to join the community welcoming The King to MK. We are proud to share our city’s pioneering spirit, as the world’s first safety education charity and were thrilled to share our work helping to build safe, flourishing communities across our region with the King.

Volunteers Angie and Nick with our Chair of Trustees Catriona Morris and Chief Executive Maya Joseph-Hussain at The Church Of Christ The Cornerstone in central Milton Keynes.

Displays which were shown to The King during his visit to Milton Keynes explaining our work educating children, young people and adults about how to stay safe in their daily lives.

Displays shown to The King during his visit to Milton Keynes. Explaining our early intervention knife crime education work during the Knife Angel’s visit to our region, when we educated 3,500 9-12 year olds about the choices and consequences of being involved in knife crime.