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Community Safety

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The Scottish Government believes that everyone has the right to be safe and feel safe in their communities. That is why we are committed to creating and supporting safer and stronger communities - where we live, work and play - in which we all take responsibility for our actions and how they affect others.

The Community Safety Unit (CSU) works to improve and promote community safety across Scotland by focusing on a range of issues - from reducing antisocial behaviour and violence to promoting more positive behaviour, through the CashBack for Communities programme.

The CSU also works to support greater capacity and expertise within the community safety sector, developing relevant guidance, support and tools for practitioners through the Safer Communities Programme.

Questions about community safety or antisocial behaviour should be directed to the Community Safety Partnership (CSP) within the relevant local authority

In this section

NHS Boards

Community Safety Unit

Who we are and what we do

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Antisocial Behaviour

Antisocial behaviour policies and initiatives

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CashBack for Communities

Using the proceeds of crime to fund diversionary activities for young people.

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Tackling Violence

Overview of violence reduction policy and action to tackle knife crime and gang violence.

Community

Safer Streets

Programme to reduce alcohol-fuelled violence in city and town centres

Quality of Life

Information for Practitioners

Resources and tools for Community Safety Practitioners in Scotland.

News

News

Community Safety in the news

Email

e-update

Subscribe for the Community Safety Unit's quarterly e-update

Contacts

Useful Links

List of organisations which are sponsored by the Scottish Government and links to their websites.

 

Page updated: Tuesday, November 17, 2009