The Safer Arun Partnership is about working together, with communities, for communities.
The team works to drive down crime and anti-social behaviour across the district with one common goal - to build an Arun that is safer and where people feel safer.
From community weeks of action where residents reclaim their streets to volunteers who help revellers after a night out to Dogwatch, the scheme where pet owners are helping in the fight against crime, there's something happening near you. They all involve real people, making a real difference.
The Safer Arun Partnership needs the community to succeed in its work to drive down crime and anti-social behaviour.
We know there’s lots going on all over the district with people working without help or thanks to improve their area.
We are here to help - whether it’s by offering advice, sorting out a problem or giving you funding for a community project.
The Safer Arun Partnership organises and attends many events across the district every year.
From school assemblies to home fire safety checks, police street briefings to Neighbourhood Watch events and community weeks of action, you can find a list of what is happening near you using our events guide.
Young people regularly get the blame for anti-social behaviour but they are often victims of crime too.
These pages have facts about crime, keeping safe, who to talk to when in trouble and how to report things.
There are lots of ways to get in touch with the Safer Arun Partnership and we always want to hear from you.
Whether you’ve got a comment to make about our new website, a question to ask, something to report or you need general help and advice, don't keep quiet.
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