National Crime Prevention Council 1 In the Neighborhood.

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National Crime Prevention Council 1 In the Neighborhood

National Crime Prevention Council 2 In the Neighborhood Get to know your neighbors. Start or strengthen your Neighborhood Watch program. Look out for each other’s children. Help those who need a hand in making their homes more secure. Involve teenagers in the neighborhood’s safety. Invite neighbors to work together on all sorts of community projects.

National Crime Prevention Council 3 In the Neighborhood (continued) Get involved in your neighborhood and at the community level. Find out whether your community has community policing. Find out who’s working to help keep kids out of trouble. Be a volunteer or mentor.

National Crime Prevention Council 4 To, From, and at School Best Practices for the Children

National Crime Prevention Council 5 School Safety Tips Check out the route your child takes when going to school. Make sure your child travels with others to and from school. Tell your child that anything that makes him or her uncomfortable or suspicious should be reported immediately to you and to school officials. Ask about the safety plan for your child’s school.