Posts Tagged ‘pst’
Place
Place Standard Tool TheĀ Place Standard toolĀ is a way of assessing places. Whether the place is well-established, undergoing change, or is still being planned, the tool can help you. The Place Standard tool provides a simple framework to structure conversations about place, based around 14 questions. It allows you to think about the physical elements of…
Read MoreExternal Toolkits/Resources
This page contains a list of toolkits and resources published by our partners and stakeholder organisations in Community Safety. These are listed by topic. Alcohol & other Drugs Children & Young People Climate Crisis Co-Production Community Engagement Crime and Justice Cyber Crime/Security Evaluation & Evidence Home Safety LGBTI+ Older People Partnership Working Place Prevention Road…
Read MoreCommunity Safety Place Standard Tool Project
Community Safety Place Standard Tool Project What is this project about? This project is about making communities safer by helping people talk about what makes a place feel safe or unsafe. It uses a tool called theĀ Place Standard Tool (PST),Ā which helps people think about different aspects of where they liveālike transport, housing, parks, and how…
Read MoreBuilding Safer Places Together | Update on the Place Standard Tool
And so it continues. Our novel collaboration with Public Health Scotland (PHS) – developing a community safety version of the Place Standard Tool (PST) – made another exciting step forward today. ā Scottish Community Safety Network and PHS hosted colleagues from 3 (of 4) new pilot sites for āPhase 2ā of this exciting joint project:…
Read MoreDeveloping a Community Safety Lens for the Place Standard Tool | Blog
by Dawn Exley, National Development Officer For a long time, the Scottish Community Safety Network (SCSN) has had an interest in place-based work and seen its importance and potential in making communities safer. We spend a lot of time thinking about what makes a community safe and are well aware it is about a lot…
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