Safer Havant Partnership Practitioners Area
This area is for practitioners who are working as part of the
Safer Havant Partnership to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour
in the Havant Borough.
Check this page regularly to find out what the Safer Havant
Partnership are doing to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour and
how your agency can get involved. Information includes
upcoming meeting dates and community engagement events, recent
local and national community safety news and the minutes from
recent meetings.
For more information on the work of the Safer Havant
Partnership, or to get in touch with the Community
Safety Team please email info@saferhavant.co.uk
NEW: Community Safety dates for your diary
Follow the link below for information on upcoming meetings of
the Safer Havant Partnership:
NEW: Information on services
Hampshire Brief Intervention Alcohol
Service delivers sessions to adults who are consuming excessive
quantities of alcohol. The service is solely aimed at
non-dependent drinkers whose alcohol use has become hazardous or
harmful to their health. Follow the links below for more
information on the service and to access a referral form:
Link to further information on the Hampshire Brief Intervention
Alcohol Service >>
Link to a referral form
for the Hampshire Brief Intervention Alcohol Service
>>
Recent documents
Follow the links below to view a diagram of the structure of the
Safer Havant Partnership and for how the Safer Havant Partnership
feeds up to county level:
Link to a diagram
showing the structure of the Safer Havant Partnership
>>
Link to a diagram
of how the Safer Havant Partnership feeds up to county level
>>
In response to an increased number of reports from residents on
motorcycle nuisance, the Safer Havant Partnership produced a
report analysing this issue. Follow the link below to
view the full report and evaluation:
Link to the Safer Havant motorcycle nuisance 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 >>
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 >>
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 >>
Follow the link below to find out how the Safer Havant
Partnership have been engaging the local community over the past
three months:
Link to the Safer Havant Partnership Quarterly Communications
update October - December 2009 >>
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 >>
Relevant documents and templates
Follow the links below for a number of referral forms and
templates for meetings that the Safer Havant Partnership
runs. Please note that these documents are not for public
use.
Anti-Social Behaviour Panel
Link to information, templates and referral
forms related to anti-social behaviour >>
Community Tasking and Coordinating Group
Link to a referral form for
the Community Tasking and Coordinating Group >>
Follow the links below for more information on the work of the
Anti-Social Behaviour Panel and Community Tasking and Coordinating
Group:
Safer Havant Partnership sub-groups
The Safer Havant Partnership run a number of groups that bring
together representatives from agencies involved in community
safety to tackle issues such as anti-social behaviour.
Find out more about two of these groups by following the links
below:
Solving problems through the Community Tasking
and Co-ordinating Group >>
Learn more about the Anti-Social Behaviour Panel
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