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Project Objectives

Blaby District Police Volunteers Safe, Secure & Comfortable A Partnership Project of Blaby Local Policing Unit, Leicestershire Fire & Rescue Service, and Blaby District Council Community Safety Team Blaby North Community Forum November 2010. Project Objectives.

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Project Objectives

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  1. Blaby District Police VolunteersSafe, Secure & ComfortableA Partnership Project of Blaby Local Policing Unit, Leicestershire Fire & Rescue Service, and Blaby District Council Community Safety TeamBlaby North Community ForumNovember 2010

  2. Project Objectives • Use Blaby Police Volunteer Team to visit vulnerable residents in North Blaby to make them: ‘Safe, Secure & Comfortable’. • In a single visit, deliver content of three separate and independent visits by Leicester Fire & Rescue, Blaby LPU uniformed officers and Blaby District Council. • Completion in three months.

  3. Project Resources • The Project acknowledges £4,000 from North Blaby Community Discretionary Funding to support essential travel and purchase of security aids. • Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service provided Volunteer training, smoke alarms and leaflets • LFRS trained four volunteers to carry out domestic fire surveys in place of their fire fighters. • Blaby Local Policing Unit supplied Smartwater.

  4. Target Addresses 100 completed questionnaire sets required from vulnerable residents in North Blaby area: • Addresses expected to come from MOSAIC Database • Supplemented by LPU ‘recent victims of crime’ and residents of ‘No Cold Calling Zones’ (NCCZs). A total of 228 homes were visited to complete 101 questionnaires.

  5. Partner Objectives LFRS: Standard Home Fire Safety Check, Firecare advisory referrals, contribute to annual target of 1000 domestic visits. Blaby LPU: Mark with SmartWater, advise on resisting Distraction Burglary. Check household security and provide advice, supply small security aids, reinforce NCCZs. BDC: Check help needed on benefit entitlements, mobility, personal care, keeping warm, repairs, registering for junk mail and phone call Preference Schemes.

  6. Project was ‘Turnkey’ Visit tracking & control for multiple teams Equipment sourcing ‘Kit’ to support visits Quality assurance Direct advice on Distraction Burglary NCCZ reinforcement ‘Lessons Learnt’ written Formal report for ‘Best Practice’ Project Management

  7. Questionnaire Production

  8. Main Project Statistics 407 Volunteer hours used 338 individual visits made • houses visited • address entries produced for LFRS 101 questionnaire sets produced 50 smoke Alarms fitted 39 ‘Refused Service’ 39 ‘Not In’ – Three visit rule 39 questionnaires referred to BDC

  9. Secondary Project Statistics 2.27 Addresses/questionnaire 3.35 Visits/Questionnaire 2.24 Miles/Visit 7.50 Miles/Questionnaire 4.05 Volunteer Hrs/Questionnaire £17.55 Cost of Security Aids/Questionnaire £21.63 Direct Expenditure/Questionnaire 23% of LFRS Annual Home Fire Safety target achieved

  10. Expenditure Summary

  11. Comparing Volunteers & Paid Staff • Assumes staff cost of £30 per hour.

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