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Palmerston North Safety Advisory Board

Palmerston North Safety Advisory Board. A Partnership Between The Ministry of Justice, The Palmerston North City Council, Government and Community agencies . Partnership. The Safety Advisory Board (SAB) is a Collaboration between 17 bodies including : The Mayor Iwi (Rangitane)

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Palmerston North Safety Advisory Board

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  1. Palmerston North Safety Advisory Board A Partnership Between The Ministry of Justice, The Palmerston North City Council, Government and Community agencies

  2. Partnership The Safety Advisory Board (SAB) is a Collaboration between 17 bodies including: The Mayor Iwi (Rangitane) PNCC Management Child Youth and Family NZ Police (Area commander) The education sector Massey University (Student rep) Safe City Trust representative Community Safety Coordinator Mid Central Health Linton Army Camp Emergency services St Johns Ministry of Social Development Fire Service ACC The Ministry of Justice (CPU, advisory role)

  3. Structures and Systems • The SAB does not exercise an executive or governance function and is not a legal entity. • The membership is voluntary with the exception of the part time Community Safety Coordinator.

  4. Crime Prevention Plan • Four Key Projects, to reduce • Alcohol related harm • Burglary, incl of / from vehicles • Domestic violence • Youth offending/reoffending

  5. Crime prevention Plan • Identification of crime issues and trends. • Alignment and monitoring of PNCC strategic policies, operations and services. • Collaboration with government and Community agencies. • Consultation and participation with the community. • Development and implementation of effective strategies and interventions.

  6. Goals / Aims • Palmerston North The Safest City in New Zealand • To assist PNCC, Government and Community organisations to set Strategic Direction in Crime Prevention • Ensure a holistic community approach. • Select priorities, projects and activities and oversee their planning and implementation.

  7. Projects Funded 2007/2008 • Alcohol Harm Strategy • Manawatu Youth driving pogramme • Student Safety Initiative • Burglary Pamphlet for high hit areas • Community based graffiti projects • “Lock it or lose it” carpark signs • Junior neighbourhood Support • “Rock on” truancy programme • Youth offending Team • Blue Light Disco’s

  8. Alcohol Harm Strategy Five principles used in the preparation of this Strategy: • community-based – hollistic, ground up • Inclusive - hollistic, ground up • Pragmatic - identify achievable steps • results focussed - measure initiatives outcomes • living document - The Strategy will be reviewed, evaluated and updated 12 monthly

  9. External funding • 1000 free graffiti removal kits • Based on Hastings District Council programme – Thanks Jacqui Barnes • Manawatu Youth Driving Programme • Directed at reoffenders • 4 course in 12 months • 20 youth per programme • Run by Youth Offending Team

  10. Key Relationships • Manawa Abuse Intervention Network (MAIN) • Youth Offending Team • Safe City Trust • Strengthening Families • Ministry of Justice • NZ Police • PNCC

  11. CPTED/Liquor ban/Safe City Trust • CPTED – The Square redevelopement • Liquor Ban area in CBD • Safe City Host • Reduction in street violence

  12. CBD Liquor ban area

  13. Liquor Ban Offences

  14. Safe City Trust – 10 yrs Data

  15. Manawatu Abuse Intervention Network (MAIN) • Members include: - ACROSS - Te Kotahitanga O Te Wairua Barnardos - Camellia House - Child Youth and Family Service - Linton Camp Community Services • Community Probation and Psychological Service - Ethnic Council of Manawatu • Fielding and District Youth Board - FPA Education Service PN • Housing New Zealand Corporation - Palmerston North Women’s Refuge • Manawatu Alternatives to Violence / Manline - Manawatu Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre • Manawatu District Safer Community Council - Manchester House Social Services • The Mash Trust Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment Service - Methodist Social Services • MidCentral Health - New Zealand Police • Open Home Foundation - Palmerston North City Council • Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Society Manawatu (PARS) - Parentline Manawatu Inc. • Relationship Services Whakawhanaungatanga - SuperGrans Manawatu Charitable Trust, • Te Aroha Noa Community Services - Youth Horizons • Te Roopu Whakaruruhau O Nga Wahine Maori Refuge, - Wellstop (formerly Wellington Stop Inc.) • Whakaoho te Mauri Enterprises Ltd - Youth One Stop Shop • Work and Income – Ministry of Social Development • Developmental & Educational Research and Evaluation Consultant

  16. Youth Offending Team • Members include: • Police - YOTS co-coordinator • Te Manawa - CYFS • Mid Central Health - PN Boys High SchooL • Truancy Services - Youth Court • Strengthening Families - Youth Justice • WINZ - Rangitahi Coach (WINZ), • Alternative Education service - Ministry of Education • Group Specialist education - Student support • Community and Justice Liaison Nurse • SAB Community Safety Coordinator • Nets Advisor.

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