Encouraging Reporting from Hard to Reach Groups Josh Durham Wyre & Lancaster District Hate Crime Project.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

First Contact Scheme. AGENDA House keeping Introductions & Warm up Overview of the First Contact Scheme Who is vulnerable? When to use First Contact How.

Advertisements

Community Cohesion Selina Ullah Assistant Director Safer and Stronger Communities.

Hate Crime All Wales Hate Crime Research Project Mair Rigby, Project Officer.

Valuing People Now Annual Review on 23 April 09 Presentation by Berge Kanikanian & David Cooper.

Stand Against Racism & Inequality

Introducing the Met Volunteer Programme. Aims and objectives Increase understanding about the MVP Overview of MVP volunteers MVP Volunteer activities.

Hate Crime Training Suffolk Hate Crime Service Tel: Stop Hate Together Suffolk Hate Crime Service.

Respect aging Respect Aging: Preventing Violence against Older Persons 1. RECOGNITION 2. PREVENTION 3. INTERVENTION Violence Prevention Initiative.

Hate incident (non crime) “Any non-crime incident which is perceived by the victim or any other person to be motivated by hostility or prejudice based.

Alice Chapman Director Youth Conference Service, Youth Justice Agency W.W.W III What works, when, why ?

The criminal justice service: A guide for young people.

MARAC – Supporting High Risk Victims of Domestic Abuse MARAC – Supporting High Risk Victims of Domestic Abuse Katya Bates & Alison Boyce.

Hate Crime Symposium Hate Crime: Policy & Practice 11 th September Hendon Campus, Middlesex University Theo Gavrielides, CEO Anthony Salla, Hate Crime.

Session Two: Preventative strategies Case study: Hounslow Homes Warden Training - Narinder Padwal, Housing Race Crime Coordinator, Hounslow Homes.

DENVER CHILDREN’S ADVOCACY CENTER. ABOUT DCAC: Our mission is to prevent abuse, strengthen families, and restore childhood. DCAC works to improve the.

Rashpal Binning East Midlands Regional Rep. East Midlands Update. National Forum – 9 th & 10 th September 2014.

Hertfordshire Safeguarding Children Board December 2013 Prevention and early intervention: Teenage pregnancy. Lindsay Edwards, Services for Young People.

Safeguarding – Parent Support through Extended Services (inc.Children’s Centres) Pauline Kellett- Strategy Manager, Extended Schools.

Child protection. This training will help you to understand your responsibilities when working with children as a volunteer or staff member understand.

1 School Vandalism, School Bullying, School Rules? Safer Schools Partnership Strategies With Mayfield School and Hampshire Constabulary Reducing Crime.

‘Your Force Your Voice’ Barry Coppinger Police and Crime Commissioner for Cleveland ‘ Victims are important to everything we.

The Prevention of Bullying Building an Alberta research agenda WELCOME.

Disabled people’s experiences of targeted violence and hostility Dr Chih Hoong Sin Office for Public Management (OPM)

RCMP ‘K’ Division Police Based Victim Services 1.

Safer Places Scheme Wakefield District Nicola Pearce & Asif Amann Transformation Team

DELIVERING THE FUTURE CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT MARK HOLLAND RURAL CONFERENCE 25 th MARCH 2015.

Protecting Society and helping keep people safe THE CHANGING NATURE OF POLICING SIR PETER FAHY Chief Constable.

Sail Suleman Hate Crime Coordinator Calderdale Council The Calderdale Experience.

Calderdale Safer & Stronger Communities Partnership Strategic Assessment Review June 2009 Calderdale. A great place to be safe.

Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) Hate Crime Reduction Strategy Mayor pledged to deliver a strategy to tackle hate crime in London.

Independence & Well-being of Older People Community Services Scrutiny Committee - 12 June 2007 Morag Cuthbertson Julie Cushion “Our own future selves”

Neighbourhood and Community Services Overview and Scrutiny Committee 30 th July 2015.

Ealing Learning Disability Partnership Board 13 January 2010 Presentation on the Government’s Action Plan on Hate Crime.

Keeping Safe in Northamptonshire The Learning Disability Partnership Board Meeting October

All Wales Hate Crime Research Project Mair Rigby Project Officer.

A partnership between the Prevention of Elder Abuse Committee of York Region and the Canadian Centre for Abuse Awareness Funded by the Ontario Trillium.

Prevent Information and Overview Updated October 2013, Education Office.

Community Safety Initiative - CCTV Presentation to Privacy Issues Forum: Privacy is your Business Wellington 27 August 2008 Presented by Laurie Gabites.

INTRODUCTION TO SCHEME AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF SCHEME FUNDING REFERRAL PROCESS /PARTNERSHIP WORKING CLUB INVOLVEMENT / ACTIVITY MEASURING SUCCESS ? QUESTIONS.

Community Safety. 92 School sessions were delivered within the Borough in 2014/15, (3000 young people) Over 40 schools and organisations visited this.

Safer Westminster Partnership BME Consultation Findings 27 th February 2007.

Community Safety Task Group Community, Health and Social Care.

Safeguarding Adults Update Presentation to the Learning Disabilities Partnership Board – 25 January 2012.

It’s NOT OK Awareness Raising Tools This Awareness Raising Tool has been devised for you to use at your own pace. Just press the left mouse button to move.

Transitions Information Getting Started. Introduction This will give parents / carers / young people Information to help with getting started looking.

Safe Newcastle Strategy Cllr Tony Rounthwaite.

Bath and North East Somerset – The place to live, work and visit Prevention in Adult Safeguarding Helen Wakeling Safeguarding Lead: Adults and Quality.

Bi-lingual Support for Victims of Race Hate Crime Belfast/Mid-Ulster Joanna Kuberczyk Northwest Agnieszka Luczak

Victims & Witness Services in Salford Susan Puffett & David Walmsley.

Empowerment Challenging Disability Hate Crime. Common stereotypes In terms of hate crime we only see disabled victims as those frequently considered.

13/02/2016Presentation name113/02/2016Presentation name1 Joint Patrol Service (Youth Outreach) Matthew Edwards (Coordinator)

Tackling Domestic Abuse in Hertfordshire Together ACC Mick Ball Information taken from HMIC Reports: ‘Hertfordshire Constabulary’s approach to tackling.

TACKLING HATE CRIME Phil Hissey, ,

Alice Chapman Director Youth Conference Service, Youth Justice Agency W.W.W III What works, when, why ?

1. 2 Reducing Crime and Anti-Social Behaviour 3 On a typical Day, Essex police:

Safe Places Scheme. What is Safe Places? If something goes wrong when a vulnerable person is out and about in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, he / she.

Community Volunteer Scheme Gary Walsh, Deputy Chief Fire Officer.

Overview and Scrutiny Review of Dual Diagnosis. Context ‘Dual Diagnosis’ – “mental health and substance misuse.” Linked with problems with housing difficulties,

Safer Lancashire Board & Lancashire County Council ‘Making Lancashire a Place Where People Are and Feel Safe.’ Colleen Martin Community Safety Manager.

Registered Charity No Limited Company No VA HEALTH AND WELLBEING VISITS PROJECT.

PC Liz Stanton MBE Safer Schools & Young Persons Officer Cheshire Constabulary.

27 th June 2014 CPNZ National Training Seminar New Zealand Police Inspector Glyn Rowland Manager: Community Services National Prevention Centre.

Youth Support Service Carmarthenshire. ‘ By the time a young offender stands before a youth magistrate we may be ten years too late in addressing some.

London Borough of Tower Hamlets

Action to address the distinct factors that deter

Hate Crime Awareness Week 2017

Victim Support services

Feedback from people with learning disabilities

The MK Anti Hate Crime Group

Specialist domestic abuse service for Deaf people and children

Presentation transcript:

Encouraging Reporting from Hard to Reach Groups Josh Durham Wyre & Lancaster District Hate Crime Project

The Project The Hate Crime project began in August 2010, employing a full-time Hate Crime officer covering Wyre and Lancaster District. This followed a successful pilot from in Wyre only. It is funded by the Big Lottery for 5 years, with Lancaster City Council and Wyre Council and covers Lancashire Constabulary’s Northern Division.

The Work of the Project identifying hate crime ‘hotspots’ and repeat victims Making the links between anti-social behaviour, hate crime and the safeguarding vulnerable adults agenda training agencies working with people who are vulnerable to hate crime acting as a conduit between the criminal justice system and communities co-ordinating multi-agency responses to hate crime and community cohesion issues as they arise

Third Party Reporting Community Centres, Organisations & Agencies where staff and volunteers have been trained about Hate Crime Places that communities already access and feel safe Gives people choice and control over how they wish to report what has happened to them

Issues Preventing Reporting Level of awareness of what hate crime and hate incidents are Acceptance that it is just something to be put up with Belief that some incidents are too trivial to report or there was no witness Language or accessibility barriers

Issues Preventing Reporting cont: Poor past (or historic) experiences with the Police or other Agencies Fear of going to court Fear of retribution Shame or stigma

Reaching Out workers from BAME community do not necessarily live in the area they work People from LGB&T communities do not necessarily socialise or attend groups in the area they live

Adapting Strategy Number of reassurance visits to vulnerable takeaways in Lancaster District Delivered hate crime awareness sessions to 40 door supervisors for 5 local security companies who work at clubs and takeaways. Since the training, the reporting of hate incidents and crimes at takeaways has increased by 275%.

Some useful websites A Snapshot of Disability Hate Crime in Lancashire (easy read version)