Safety Focus Partnership
About Us
Safety Focus Partnership is a unique alliance of Key Organisations working with Disabled People to:
• Give improved service
• Improve protection, safety and re-assurance
• Supporting disabled people through our partnership
• Promoting learning and development using the Safety Focus Methodology to reduce and prevent crime.
The Safety Focus Partnership will seek the knowledge and experience of disabled people to make the way we work better.
Partners
Ann Craft Trust
The Ann Craft Trust is a national charity working with staff in the statutory, independent and voluntary sectors to safeguard children and adults with learning disabilities who may be at risk from abuse.
Nottinghamshire County Council
Nottinghamshire County Council provides a wide range of services including: social care for children and adults, education, leisure services, services to improve our environment and traffic and travel services.
Nottingham Mencap
Nottingham Mencap is an independent local Voluntary and Community Charity Organisation, dedicated to the service of people with a learning disability or difficulty, and their families and carers, living in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
Nottinghamshire Police
Nottinghamshire Police plays an important role in fighting crime, protecting people and promoting law and order in Nottinghamshire. Their business is to help make Nottinghamshire a safer, better place to live, work and visit, and they do this in partnership with other organisations and local communities across the county.
Portland College
Portland College is a national specialist residential college for a wide range of people with physical disabilities. It is one of the foremost colleges of its type in the United Kingdom, providing first class education and vocational training for up to 300 stuidents aged 16 upwards.
Voice UK
Voice UK are a national charity supporting people with learning disabilities and other vulnerable people who have experienced crime or abuse. We also support their families, carers and professional workers.
What we do
• Newsletter: Summer and winter editions to highlight events, achievements and projects. Download our latest copy here
• Website: Containing information about the Safety Focus Partnership and news about members
• Projects and Events: Stay Safe Card guidance and Pegasus are current projects. Past projects include Safety Focus training manual
• Annual meeting: To discuss current and future work of the partnership
Events
NEW events to be listed in 2009
Contact us
For Safety Focus enquiries, Contact Communities, Youth and Race Relations, Nottinghamshire Police
Email: cyrr@nottinghamshire.pnn.police.uk
Tel: 0115 967 2606/2613
To report an emergency telephone 999.
To report non-emergency incidents or crimes, please contact local police via 0115 9670999.
Hate crimes can also be reported on the Hate Crime incident reporting line (non emergency calls only): 0800 0858511, this line is not 24hrs, but a trained officer will get back to you if you leave a message.
Links
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Minority Ethnic Advisory Group (MEAG)
- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender IAG (LGBT)
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Faith Watch IAG
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Police Disability Advisory Group (PDAG)
- Community Advisory Group for Learning and Development
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