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The Safer North team is made up of a Community Safety Manager, three & Deane 01252 844844 project staff, an antisocial behaviour team, Borough Council a partnership analyst, an administrative officer and an apprentice. Council 01252 622122 Antisocial behaviour (ASB) team The ASB team is responsible for monitoring antisocial behaviour, using restorative Rushmoor 01252 398399 approaches, offering advice and support Borough Council for children, young people and parents that are causing antisocial behaviour and Community promoting positive behaviour in schools and the community. The team is also responsible for coordinating the wider response of Web Safety partners in tackling antisocial behaviour. www.safernh.co.uk

Projects team Follow us on Twitter The project staff work in the local @safernorthhants community and schools, helping to tackle local crime-related issues, help promote Email a safe community and educate young [email protected] people and adults alike. Subscribe to our monthly newsletter by contacting us on the above email address Partnership analyst The partnership analyst works with the police and other partner agencies to monitor antisocial behaviour and crime figures, and direct resources accordingly. About Safer North Hampshire What we do Our partners

Safer North Hampshire is a local authority The much publicised issue of antisocial Safer North Hampshire is made up community safety team covering: behaviour falls under the remit of community of a number of agencies including: safety. Safer North Hampshire has antisocial Adult Services Basingstoke & Deane behaviour officers based in Basingstoke Town Football Club & Deane, Hart and Rushmoor. They work Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council Hart with partner agencies to reduce offending Children’s Services behaviour, helping to improve people’s Citizens’ Advice Bureau Rushmoor quality of life and to reduce the fear of crime. First Wessex Housing Fleet Phoenix Not all antisocial behaviour is an arrestable Fruition Youth About Community Safety offence, but if it is not tackled early, it can act Hart District Association of Parish Councils as a gateway to further offending behaviour. Hart District Council Community safety partnerships were established Hart Voluntary Action in 1998 as a result of Section 17 of the Crime Safer North Hampshire also carries out project Hart Youth Team and Disorder Act. Local authorities were tasked work in the local community, focusing on crime Hampshire Drug & Alcohol Action Team with working with other local agencies, such as prevention and education. This work ranges Hampshire Fire & Rescue Service the police and housing associations, to reduce from operations which focus on an issue Hampshire Constabulary crime, disorder and anti-social behaviour. affecting an area, to regular PSHE lessons Safer North Hampshire is made up of more in schools on drug and alcohol education. Hampshire Fire Authority than 30 local agencies. Hampshire Youth Offending Team For example, Operation Stronghold focuses Inclusion Hampshire Working closely together allows us to tackle on reducing non-dwelling burglary through Local Strategic Partnership crime, proactively and reactively, making sure home security improvements and advice. North Hampshire Magistrates we address the root causes of crime. Other projects include Think Safe which North Hampshire Clinical Comissioning Group is an education programme aimed at Year 6 North East Hants Domestic Violence Forum The team also aims to: pupils, which sees them go through a number North & Farnham Clinical of interactive scenarios including gas safety, Commissioning Group Stop people from becoming offenders fire safety and stranger danger. Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner Radian Group Rushmoor Borough Council Reduce the fear of crime Rushmoor Voluntary Services Sentinel Housing Association Provide reassurance and support to Thames Valley Housing Association repeat victims of crime The Clearstone Trust The Gaming Zone The Hampshire and Community Rehabilitation Company