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Home - Community Crime Prevention, Victoria
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Crime prevention involves activities that seek to prevent crime and offending before it occurs. It includes activities which address fear of crime. The prevention of crime requires individuals, communities, business, community organisations and all levels of government to work together. Councils and community groups take action to prevent crime. Graffiti grant outcomes announced. Outcomes of the 2016-17 Graffiti Prevention Grants have been announced. List of projects we have funded. Effective Crime Preve...
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Your community - Community Crime Prevention, Victoria
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Preventing violence against women. Find out about the projects in your community through our interactive map or searchable database. Read about featured projects, find out how to get involved and the role of local government. All funded projects (searchable database). Preventing Violence Against Woman and their Children. Find out about projects in your local community. List of projects we have funded. Consumer Affairs Victoria - Scam Resources (External link). Crime Stoppers (External link).
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Graffiti Prevention Grants - Community Crime Prevention, Victoria
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Public safety infrastructure fund. Reducing violence against women and their children. The Graffiti Prevention Grants provide funding for councils to partner with their communities to develop and deliver projects to prevent graffiti vandalism in local communities. 5,000 to $25,000 (GST excl) per project. Victorian councils only . The Graffiti Prevention Grants are now closed. A full list of projects funded since this program commenced can be found here. Types of projects that may be funded. Channel inclu...
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Local Government - Community Crime Prevention, Victoria
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Preventing violence against women. There are 79 Local Government Authorities across Victoria representing over 5 million people. Local government plays a key role in crime prevention and community safety in Victoria. Some of the ways in which local government helps to prevent crime include:. Applying the principles of safer design and crime prevention through environmental design when assessing, designing and planning local infrastructure. Developing programs and strategies to deal with local issues.
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Place-based targeted grants - Community Crime Prevention, Victoria
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Public safety infrastructure fund. Reducing violence against women and their children. The Place-Based Targeted Grants program supports locally based partnership projects to reduce the risks of crime and increase community safety in nominated areas experiencing high rates of crime and disadvantage. Priority is given to initiatives addressing young people or other particularly vulnerable groups, such as Koori and Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities. . Community Safety Fund grants.
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Preventing graffiti - Community Crime Prevention, Victoria
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Graffiti prevention measures aim to reduce the opportunities for offending and encourage ownership and observation of areas by the community as a means of discouraging vandalism. Reducing the opportunity for graffiti aims to deter graffiti by analysing the ‘risks and rewards’ of graffiti to the offender. By maximising the risks to offenders and minimising the rewards, it is possible to discourage offenders from damaging a particular area. Councils can apply for funding under the Graffiti Prevention Grants.
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Portable graffiti removal systems (PRS) - Community Crime Prevention, Victoria
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Portable graffiti removal systems (PRS). Portable graffiti removal systems (PRS). The portable graffiti removal system (PRS) was originally developed by Maroondah City Council as part of a 2008 Department of Justice grant project. Since then, a number of Victorian councils have established units for loan or for use in local communities under the Graffiti Prevention and Removal Grants program. Councils that have a Portable Graffiti Removal System available for loan. Ararat Rural City Council. South Gippsl...
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Public Safety Infrastructure Fund - Community Crime Prevention, Victoria
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Public safety infrastructure fund. Reducing violence against women and their children. Public safety infrastructure fund. Public Safety Infrastructure Fund. Public Safety Infrastructure Fund. The Public Safety Infrastructure Fund grants (Council infrastructure grants) are for the development of public safety and security infrastructure to improve community safety and confidence in public places. Up to $250,000 (GST excl) for any one council. Minimum application: $10,000. Victorian councils only. . Chris ...
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Accessibility - Community Crime Prevention, Victoria
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The department is committed to improving user experience and ensuring our websites are accessible to all users. . Initially the work will address specific issues such as the use of JavaScript and PDFs throughout the sites, then steps will be taken to address all Level AA checkpoints of the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. If you have any accessibility problems with this website please let us know by completing the website feedback form. Or calling 03 8684 0373. Software tools can also help user...
