Community Safety Partnership's

Community Safety Partnerships bear the responsibility for driving levels of crime and disorder down in their area.

Most Partnerships find that workload continues to increase and that most of the time there are just not enough people to deal with all the things that need to be done.

Marshland staff have been involved in Community Safety since the inception of CDRP's and have the experience to help ease the pressure on overworked CDRP staff.

Trainers will be fully qualified in terms of the new legislation for adult educators and experienced in Community Safety.

Whilst they are able to help in many ways the items below highlight some of the most suitable

• Short term cover for staff shortages
• Campaign planning
• Conference/meeting organisation and chairing
• Event organisation- Including large events like Crucial Crew or small events like a workshop
• Event Staffing
• Independant evaluation of CDRP projects
• Public consultation
• Section 17 Training
• School input on behalf of the CDRP
• Strategy preparation
• Training on specialist community safety issues