Queensland coastline and hospitality venues

Ask for Angela training

Free access for Southend Night Time Safety Charter signatories.

This short online course helps frontline teams recognise when someone feels unsafe and respond discreetly, calmly and professionally.

Help make nights out safer in Southend-on-Sea.

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About Ask for Angela

Ask for Angela is a nationally recognised safety initiative that enables individuals to discreetly leave uncomfortable or potentially dangerous situations in licensed venues.

In Southend-on-Sea, participating venues display Ask for Angela signage and train staff to respond quickly and sensitively. If someone feels unsafe, they can ask for “Angela” — a discreet code that signals they need assistance.

No questions. No fuss. Just support.

Why this training matters

Displaying signage is important — but confident staff response is critical.

This course ensures you:

Recognise when someone needs help
Respond calmly and professionally
Follow clear safeguarding steps
Know when and how to escalate

Who it’s for

Designed for frontline teams across Southend

Bars and pubs Nightclubs Volunteers Restaurants Late-night retailers Security teams Event staff Transport providers

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