Plans for a Safer Havant
Find out more about how the Safer Havant Partnership are making
the Havant Borough a safer place by looking at their current plans
and strategies for the year ahead, together with evaluations of
their work so far.
Safer Havant Young People and Alcohol report
Alcohol is one of the Safer Havant Partnership's three main
priorities for the year ahead. The Partnership Analyst has
been working to find out more about the alcohol consumption of
young people in the Havant Borough. Follow the link
below to see the full results:
Link to the Safer Havant Young People and Alcohol
report >>
Know Your Limits campaign evaluation
In October and November 2009 the Safer Havant Partnership
have been running an innovative new campaign aimed at
tackling binge-drinking and anti-social behaviour in the Havant
Borough at the Meridian Centre and in two local
colleges. Follow the link below for more information and a
full evaluation of the campaign:
Link to a
full evaluation of the Know Your Limits campaign >>
Strategic Assessment November 2009
The Strategic Assessment reviews crime data and public concerns
to highlight important issues that the Partnership
need to focus on in the upcoming year. Find out the
results of the most recent assessment by following the link
below:
External
link to a summary of the Strategic Assessment >>
'Feel Safe, Have Fun' day evaluation
The Safer Havant Partnership's Feel Safe, Have Fun day brought
together 80 professionals working in community safety and 1000
members of the public to discuss local issues and concerns at the
ASDA supercentre in Bedhampton. Read more about this recent
event in a full evaluation by the Safer Havant Partnership:
Link to an evaluation of the 'Feel Safe, Have Fun'
event >>
Safer Havant Partnership case studies used as examples by Home
Office!
The work of the Safer Havant Partnership has been recognised by
the Home Office as an excellent example of community engagement in
a new guidance document called 'Ten of the Best'. Two case
studies were used in this document, one a case
study of the Safer Havant Partnership's website and the
other. Follow the link below to
Link to Home Office Guidance
document 'Ten of the Best' >>
Safer Havant Partnership Engaged Communities Strategy
Effective communications and community
engagement is vital to the success of the Safer Havant Partnership
and key to improving community safety in the Havant Borough.
Evidence shows that when people feel informed about action being
taken to tackle anti-social behaviour and other community safety
issues they have significantly more confidence in their local
police and local authority than those who do not feel informed.
By raising awareness of the work of
the Safer Havant Partnership and promoting the idea that the local
authority, police and other agencies are working together to deal
with community safety issues we will increase public confidence and
reduce fear of crime and anti-social behaviour.
Link to the Safer
Havant Partnership Engaged Communities Strategy
(PDF) >>
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