Resources

Seminar Dates and Venues Stage IV 2010
The final training dates have been confirmed. Click here to access all of the details for free training seminars across London

Click here to download the CEP flyer.

Factsheets
- How to run a Meeting
- Understanding Finance
- Constitution template
- W
hat is Crime Reduction? 
- Safer Neighbourhood Factsheet
- Recruitment

We will be posting more factsheets soon so keep an eye on this page!

Presentations from the seminars
Take a look at the presentations delivered by our MPS trainers in previous seminar rounds: 

Stage I
- The Seven Stage Safer Neighbourhoods Model
- Problem Solving

Stage II
- Anti Social Behaviour
The Extended Police Family and Community Partnerships

Stage III
- Interactive 7 Stage Model
- Mock Panel Lesson Plan
- Mock Panel Role Play 1
- Mock Panel Role Play 2

- Mock Panel Survey

Stage IV
- 7 Step Model; Confidence in Policing; Youth Engagement; Community Engagement; Anti-Social Behaviour as Panel Priority

CEP Newsletter
We produce a quaterly email newsletter with news and features designed specifically for SN Panel members. If you'd like to receive these, just email Billy (details below).

Newsletter I
Newsletter II
Newsletter III
Newsletter IV

If you need any further information then please contact: Billy Cotsis, Project Manager, or Maliha, Administration Officer, on 020 7202 8516 or send Billy an email

External Links
Safer Neighbourhoods homepage
Local Policing Summaries 08/09

Safer Neighbourhoods Youth Survey
Crime Mapping website
Policing Public Consultation

 

Community Engagement Programme (CEP)
for Safer Neighbourhoods Panels and Community Police Engagement Groups

Providing independent support and information to those who keep London's policing
locally accountable.

The Community Engagement Programme (CEP) is an exciting new partnership between the Metropolitan Police Authority, Metropolitan Police Service and Safer London Foundation, the Metrpolitan Police charity, to provide support and information to Safer Neighbourhood Panel (SNP) Members and Community Police Engagement Groups (CPEGs) throughout London. All three partners recognise the important role played by Panel members and are committed to the success of CEP.

In September 2008, the SLF rolled out the project across all 32 London boroughs, in a programme funded in partnership with the Metropolitan Police Authority and the Metropolitan Police Service. Almost 500 people attended 34 seminars across London in this first round of seminars.

The CEP will provide Chairs and panel members with:

  • information sharing in areas of common interest
  • an e-learning option i.e. a CD-ROM containing all the material delivered at the seminars
  • opportunities for sharing good practice and networking
  • Problem Solving Awareness
  • Antisocial Behaviour Awareness
  • Understanding the Extended Policing Family & Partnerships.

Members of SNP's and Panel Chairs are encouraged to contribute to the quarterly CEP e-newsletter. See the links on the left of this page for previous issues. If you would like to subscribe, please email malihakorotana@saferlondonfoundation.org.

Dates and venues for CEP Seminars
The current round of seminars runs from March - July 2010. Click here to download all of the dates. You are welcome to attend any of these seminars.

 

 

PowerPoint presentations from the seminars
You can also take a look at the training materials the MPS trainers will be using whilst hosting the meeting. The last round of training seminars consisted of: 

 

  • An interactive look at the 7 stage Model
  • Mock Panel Role Plays

This round, we'll be looking holding an interactive mock-panel meeting and talking about the role of the CPEGs in each borough.

Newsletters
We've written and sent some fantastic newsletters to SNTs across London. You can access these by clicking on the links in the sidebar on the left of this page. If you'd like to receive these regularly, just let us know via the contact details below.

If you need any further information then please contact: Billy Cotsis, Project Manager, or Maliha, Administration Officer, on 020 7202 8516 or email Billy