Creating partnerships that prevent crime and improve the quality of life.
The Safer Luton Partnership has been in existence in since 1990. It has a multi-agency steering committee which includes representatives from Luton Borough Council, Bedfordshire Police (Luton Division), local businesses and community representatives.
The organisation has international recognition and works on several projects with specific target groups towards the ongoing goal of developing safer neighbourhoods, improving the quality of life and reducing the level of crime for those who live, work or visit Luton. It aims to:
Support victims of crime
Liaise and work with partners
Prevent crime through a diverse training programme
The SLP will do this by:
Building on and developing our portfolio of work that enables community safety to be addressed through a focus on the educational, personal and social needs of those that we are working with
Working with and for a range of partners that enable cost effective work to be delivered so that communities can see and feel the impact of the work on their lives
Tendering for community safety work that offers our value for money approach to tackling crime through the engagement of communities
Using our expertise for the development and delivery of multi-agency training at a local and national level
Researching new techniques in crime prevention that enable good practice to be implemented in the development of existing work and in the initiation of new work
Promoting the Partnership and Projects at a local, national and international level
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Joan Bailey MBE
Executive Director