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The
Waterloo Region Crime Prevention Council (formerly the Community
Safety & Crime Prevention Council)
is an advisory group to the Region of Waterloo that consists of many community partners with one common goal:
To increase community safety by
making crime prevention
everyone’s responsibility.
Name Change Announced for the
Community Safety & Crime Prevention
Council
Members of the
CS&CPC recently approved an official name change and shared
their new image and roll-out strategy in a presentation to
Regional Council in February.
Click here
to
read more.
Crime Prevention Council
Elects New Executive
At its regular
meeting on February 13, 2009, members of the Crime Prevention Council elected their new Executive.
Click here to
read more.
Annual Justice Dinner
"Understanding Fear"
Discover
what makes us fear and how that fear influences the decisions we
make in our daily lives at our 31st Annual Justice Dinner on
Thursday, April 23, 2009 at 5:30pm.
The keynote speaker
will be Dan Gardner, Canadian Journalist and Author of
"Risk: The Science and Politics of Fear".
Click here for flyer.
"In The Mind's Eye"
In The Mind's
Eye provides a rare and real glimpse into issues of
substance use. Featuring FREE film and forum events each year.
Click here to learn more.
"Can
We Talk About Youth & Crime?"
This series of
five discussion pamphlets is designed to start a community
dialogue about youth crime, youth justice and perceptions of
youth. Each features a different topic and can be
downloaded by clicking here.
"Reach
Out" campaign
On the heels of the successful "Say Hi" campaign, "Reach Out" is
the next step in the larger
'Get Connected' campaign.
Visit
www.reach-out.ca to find
out how you can reach out
to help build a safer community!
Don't Be Shy, Just Say Hi !
This public awareness campaign is the first phase of our larger
'Get Connected' campaign. Visit
www.sayhi.ca for
details!
Look Deeper
How can you change the way you look at, think about, and interact with
today's youth?
Learn
how the Look Deeper
campaign initiative can help.
Community
Engagement
We
believe that "crime prevention is everyone's
responsibility". Our Community
Engagement Coordinators are available to work directly with
members of the community to bring creative solutions to
community safety issues.
For more on
community engagement and how we can help prevent crime in your
community click here.
Neighbour to
Neighbour Toolkit
Get Stories,
tips and tools - all under one lid! The toolkit shares
skills and resources to build strong communities within the
Waterloo Region. Visit our
Neighbour to
Neighbour website for details.
Agenda
for a Safer Canada
Click here to learn more about the Crime
Prevention Council.
Learn
what you can do to make
your community safer.
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