Decisione 22/2022 – Domande per il Fondo di sicurezza comunitario e domande per bambini e giovani – luglio 2022

Commissario per la polizia e la criminalità del Surrey - Documento decisionale

Community Safety Fund Applications and Children and Young People Applications – July 2022

Numero della decisione: 22/2022
Author and Job Role: Sarah Haywood, Commissioning and Policy Lead for Community Safety
Protective Marking: Official

Sintesi:

Per il 2022/23 il Police and Crime Commissioner ha messo a disposizione 383,000 sterline di finanziamento per garantire un sostegno continuo alla comunità locale, alle organizzazioni di volontariato e religiose. Il Police and Crime Commissioner ha anche messo a disposizione 275,000 sterline per il nuovo Children and Young People's Fund, una risorsa dedicata a sostenere attività e gruppi che lavorano con bambini e giovani in tutto il Surrey per stare al sicuro.

Domande per piccoli premi di sovvenzione fino a £ 5000 - Fondo per la sicurezza della comunità

Guildford Town Centre Chaplaincy – Street Angels
To award Guildford Town Centre Chaplaincy £5,000 to support their Street Angels project. The project, set up in 2008 works in Guildford town centre to create a safe and welcoming environment by showing acts of kindness and support to those out in the town in the evening and early morning. The funding will enable the team to buy equipment and support the volunteers.

Surrey Police – Modern Slavery
To award Surrey Police £650 to purchase merchandise to give out during engagement activities by Surrey Police to raise awareness of modern slavery and human trafficking. They will be use specifically at the Force Open Day and during Anti-Slavery Day on the 18th October.

Surrey Police – Guildford White Ribbon
To award Surrey Police on behalf of the Guildford Partnership £476 to purchase material to support the team in promoting the White Ribbon Campaign. The Partnership are planning on an intensification period between the 4th and 15th July with a focus on VAWG and DA. The Team will have engagement stalls in the town to encourage people to sign the pledge and become advocates.

Surrey Police – ASB Week
To award Surrey Police £1,604 to support Surrey Community Harm Partnerships response to National ASB Week. During the week the Partnership are running an awareness campaign to raise the public awareness that ASB will not be tolerated and what to do if you are a victim. The funding will be used to hard copy leaflets and pledge boards for partners to sign.

Surrey Police – Runnymede
To award Surrey Police £1411 to purchase promotional materials which officers and partners can use during community engagement events included branded stationary and give aways.

Applications for Standard Grant Awards over £5000 – Children and Young People’s Fund

Surrey Fire and Rescue – YES
To award Surrey Fire and Rescue £20,000 to support the delivery of the Youth Engagement Scheme. The YES project, run by Surrey Fire and Rescue works with young people identified as being at risk of crime or ASB and though the week long course challenges them to understand actions and consequences, boundaries, respect and build self esteem. The benefits are seen in increased school attendance, lesson attendance and engagement in learning. The funding will be used to support transport, food and take aways for the young people.

Applications for Small Grant Awards up to £5000 – Children and Young People’s Fund

Surrey Police – Youth Engagement through Boxing
To award Surrey Police £5,000 to support the development of a boxing club in Ashford Youth Community Centre aimed at working with children and young people who require additional support. The local Officer has secured time at the venue and a coach. The funding will support the costs of staffing the sessions.

Elmbridge Borough Council - Junior Citizen
To award £162,04 to Elmbridge Borough Council on behalf of the Community Safety Partnership to support the funding of their Junior Citizen’s project. The Junior Citizen event took place in June and this funding is to cover the increased number of children who attended the Walton Fire Station to hear community safety messages.

Consiglio comunale di Runnymede - Junior Citizen
To award Runnymede Borough Council £2,500 to support the delivery of the local Junior Citizen programme. The scheme has been running in the borough for many years and over 900 primary school students attend from 22 schools to receive information on staying safe. The funding will support the volunteers during the week.

Consigli
Il Commissario sostiene le domande di servizio di base e concede le domande al Fondo comunitario per la sicurezza e al Fondo per i bambini e i giovani e premia quanto segue;

  • £ 8,000 a Crimestoppers nei confronti del direttore regionale
  • £5,000 to Guildford Town Centre Chaplaincy for the Street Angels
  • £650 to Surrey Police for modern slavery material
  • £476 to Surrey Police to support their White Ribbon campaign in Guildford
  • £1,604 to Surrey Police for ASB Awareness Week
  • £1411 to Surrey Police for promotional material to be used in Runnymede
  • £20,000 to Surrey Fire and Rescue for the YES project
  • £5,000 to Surrey Police for the youth engagement through boxing project
  • £162.04 to Elmbridge Borough Council for the Junior Citizen project
  • £2,5000 to Runnymede Borough Council for the Junior Citizen project

Approvazione del commissario di polizia e criminalità
Approvo le raccomandazioni:

Firma: PCC Lisa Townsend (copia bagnata firmata conservata presso l'OPCC)

Data: 15 luglio 2022

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