Bradford Launches Community Safety Champion Programme

Opportunity for Local Residents to Support Community Safety

Bradford Council has announced the launch of a new initiative inviting local residents aged 16 and over to become Community Safety Champions. The programme aims to engage individuals who are interested in contributing to the safety and well-being of their neighbourhoods.

What is the Community Safety Champion Programme?

The Community Safety Champion programme is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills to promote safety within their communities. Those involved will receive training to help identify and address local safety concerns, working alongside council services and other partners.

Who Can Participate?

• Residents aged 16 and above
• Individuals interested in community safety and crime prevention
• People willing to engage with neighbours and local organisations

Programme Objectives

• Raise awareness about safety issues in local areas
• Encourage community involvement in crime prevention
• Support the council’s efforts to create safer environments

How to Get Involved

Those interested in becoming Community Safety Champions are encouraged to contact Bradford Council for more information on how to apply and participate in the training sessions. This initiative provides an opportunity for residents to play an active role in improving community safety.