Posts Tagged ‘toolkit’
Violence Against Women & Girls
SafeLives DASH Risk Checklist — Scotland Version https://safelives.org.uk/resources-for-professionals/dash-resources/ The DASH (Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Honour-based violence) risk checklist is the standard tool used across Scotland by frontline practitioners to identify victims of domestic abuse who are at high risk and should be referred to MARAC. SafeLives provide a Scotland-specific version (in English and Gaelic), alongside…
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Place Standard Tool The Place Standard tool 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…
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Planning for Outcomes – Audit Scotland This paper sets out the main factors that support planning for outcomes, and draws together learning from our previous reports and wider knowledge of good practice and activity in this area. Engaging with Evidence Toolkit (NESTA) This is a toolkit on how to utilise, synthesise, scrutinise, and engage with…
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Community Justice Scotland — Resources and Interactive Tools https://communityjustice.scot/community-justice/resources/ Community Justice Scotland’s resources section includes an interactive map of Scotland’s justice system (showing pathways from alleged crime through to exit points), a domestic abuse training map showing the availability of programmes like the Caledonian System by local authority, and a range of guidance for practitioners…
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 Conference 2025 with COSLA
On Monday 24th March, we were delighted to run our annual conference in partnership with COSLA, to 30 in person and 47 online participants. The sunny day kicked off with a warm settle and welcome from Dave Shea, Chief Officer and Councillor Maureen Chalmers, Spokesperson for Community Wellbeing at COSLA, followed by presentations on: 1.…
Read MoreClimate Change & Community Safety Zine
Following our online workshop titled, ‘Thinking about Climate Change & Community Safety’, we committed to utilising an experienced graphic designer to summarise the findings from our event in an engaging, easy to understand, illustrated format – and to share this widely throughout our network, including online. Our Climate Change & Community Safety Zine summarises the…
Read MoreUsing Intelligence Data: A guide for partnerships
Information sharing is key to the delivery of better, more efficient public services that are coordinated around the needs of communities and individuals. It is essential to direct early intervention and preventative work, and to effectively tackle local community safety issues and safeguard individuals. The sharing of data and intelligence is key to Community Safety…
Read MorePublic Space CCTV Camera Assessment – Guidance Notes
This guidance document supports CCTV providers in assessing the performance and value of individual public space cameras. Developed in collaboration with South Lanarkshire Council and the Scottish Community Safety Network, it outlines a structured methodology for scoring cameras across eleven criteria — helping practitioners identify underperforming assets and make informed decisions about their CCTV…
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