Whether where delivering your first Angelbox, a top-up or carrying out a 1 to 1 visit, sometimes the curiosity of the mums were supporting ask “Why do you wear a camera?”
Although there is no simple answer, we will breakdown our reasons below:
Our body worn cameras act as a viable deterrent in high crime areas of London, because let’s face it when an opportunistic criminal see’s two innocent people carrying a large box not realising its baby essentials they have in the past tried their luck and it’s only the bravery of our diligent staff and the visibility of our flashing cameras that have prevented any incidents.
Therefore it’s not so much recording in your home as much as it is recording the short journey to your doorstep. The safety of our team is a high priority for us.
We use the footage obtained from our visits for training and monitoring purposes because we have a huge compulsion to constantly improve and expand our AngelBox service.
All previous applicants know our community service is outstanding, but it’s become ever increasingly difficult to find funding to support you and your newborn and being as transparent as we are with all the mums and newborns we’ve supported in the past and present, sometimes we may use a still which entirely scrubs your face and newborn to promote our service to funders and the general public.
At 8-16 weeks your baby should have taken all these vaccinations
It's important that vaccines are given on time for the best protection, but if you or your child missed a vaccine, contact your GP to catch up.
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