Resources for Audience: Volunteers
A List Of Resources and Tools To Help Your Initiative Be Successful
- Starting a Neighborhood Watch
- Free, helpful resource on starting a Neighborhood Watch program
- Checklist for Starting a Neighborhood Watch
- Free, helpful resource on starting a Neighborhood Watch program
- Law Enforcement Needs Your Help
- Informative brochure on how to help law enforcement reduce crime
- Newspaper Mat: Protect Your Neighborhood Against Crime, Terrorism
- Free, helpful resource on protecting your neighborhood from crime and terrorism
- United for a Stronger America Citizens' Preparedness Guide
- A 31 page booklet on how you should prepare for and respond to an emergency
- Citizen Involvement in Homeland Security Insert
- This 8 page booklet provides details on the Neighborhood Watch and Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS) programs
- Rape: Tough Questions, No Easy Answers
- Reproducible brochure on the facts about rape and sexual assault
- Sexual Assault is About Power, Control & Anger
- A reproducible brochure about the prevention and consequences of rape and sexual assault
- Date Rape: A Power Trip
- Reproducible brochure about how to prevent date rape
- Teen Dating Violence
- Reproducible brochure for teens about abusive relationships
- The Right Kind of Shooting
- McGruff Toon
- Reaching and Serving Teen Victims: A Practical Handbook
- This 41 page publication deals with helping teenage victims of crime
- Unidos para fortalecer a los Estados Unidos
- Full-text publication in Spanish
- Securing the Future for Safer Youth and Communities
- A full-text publication that informs adults about the effectiveness of crime prevention in creating safe communities for youth
- Caregivers' Guide to School Safety and Security
- This document offers children's caregivers ways to promote and foster socially appropriate behaviors and positive relationships. The booklet discusses issues children face at school, a caregiver's role in a child's life, and how caregivers can engage local businesses and the community to help make schools safe for children.
- Neighborhood Watch Needs You
- Neighborhood Watch is coming to your community, and we need you to get involved! The program embraces and strengthens many things we're already doing, such as watching out for each other's homes or working together to solve problems. But Neighborhood Watch brings along the power of organization and the ability to focus energy and resources.
- Neighborhood Watch: Make It a Permanent Force for Community Betterment
- Full-text publication
- Neighborhood Watch Organizer's Guide
- Works as a guide for creating and sustaining a successful Neighborhood Watch program, and covers everything from motivating the community to running successful meetings.
- Graffiti is Everybody's Problem
- Informative brochure
- Conversación con su Adolescente Sobre las Pandillas
- Free, helpful resource in Spanish