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Welcome to the Neighbourhood Watch Toolkit

This package has been produced by the Home Office and the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) in consultation with Neighbourhood Watch volunteers.

This toolkit can be used by individuals to find out about all aspects of Neighbourhood Watch.

Each module is available as a separate PDF file. To access the files you must have a copy of the Adobe Acrobat reader installed on your computer.

Introduction to the Toolkit

    1. Introduction to Neighbourhood Watch

    2. Starting and maintaining a scheme

    3. Communications

    4. Making your meetings more effective

    5. Funding and sponsorship

    6. Producing publicity material

    7. Speaking to a group of people

    8. Writing a good newsletter

    9. Community safety: To be published Summer 2008

    10. Personal safety

    11. Security of buildings and property: To be published Summer 2008

    12. Protecting your home from fire

    13. Vehicle security

    14. Anti-social behaviour: To be published Summer 2008

    15. Neighbourhood policing

    16. Problem solving

The page below contains links to Home Office training material for Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinators.

http://www.crimereduction.homeoffice.gov.uk/neighbourhoodwatch/nwatch05.htm

 

Welcome to the Neighbourhood Watch Quiz

This short quiz tests your knowledge of security in your home and community.

You can take the quiz as often as you like - you may want to make sure you get all the questions right!

This interactive program is very easy to use. . http://www.crimereduction.homeoffice.gov.uk/neighbourhoodwatch/quiz/index.htm

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Useful Links

Home Office Crime prevention advice
Valuable crime prevention advice and Neighbourhood Watch information from the Home Office.
Young people and Neighbourhood Watch
Find out more information about how Neighbourhood Watch schemes get an accurate picture of youth crime in their neighbourhood and can tap into an energetic resource.
Official Home Office Neighbourhood Watch website