| | Steve Turner - Cleveland Police and Crime Commissioner |
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"Authenticity is contagious" |  | In this episode of Coffee with the Commissioner, PCC Steve Turner sits down with guests Joe and Carlus from Project Connect. Join them as they tell the story of how they crossed paths and their shared commitment to positive change. Carlus opens up about his past, his journey to reformation, and the pivotal role that Joe has played throughout his life. With their extensive background in the criminal justice system and community engagement, Joe and Carlus highlight the importance of building sustainable organizational frameworks. Tune in to find out more🎧 |
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 | | | A total of 22 organisations have shared in £63,942.53-worth of funding from the spring activity fund. The fund supported activities during February’s half-term to keep young people active, engaged and out of trouble. By engaging with younger members of the community, Steve hopes to help combat antisocial behaviour (ASB) and focus young people’s minds on more positive pastimes. |
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|  | | | An innovative project linking Cleveland’s ethnically diverse communities with local domestic abuse agencies has helped safeguard more than 235 vulnerable adults and children. A total of £30,000 was invested in seven grass-roots organisations, who used trusted relationships with diverse groups to raise awareness of domestic abuse and support services. |
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|  | | | A total of £64,091.67 has been given to seven organisations active in target areas within Stockton and Hartlepool. Projects given grants by Cleveland’s serious violence reduction unit CURV range from a project aimed at protecting street sex workers to sessions raising awareness among young people of the dangers of knife crime. |
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 | | | The Cleveland Unit for the Reduction of Violence hosted Cleveland's very first Hope Hack with almost 100 young people at the Riverside stadium in February. The day-long workshop aimed to provide a platform for young people aged 12-15 to express their aspirations for the future and address issues affecting their lives and communities. The event involves collaborative discussions and solution-based activities, focusing on the participants' perspectives and ideas. | | |
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 | Gerry from Cleveland police's Crime Prevention team, here to give you monthly top tips to help keep you safe! |
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| CRIME PREVENTION:Gerry's Top Tip! | 10 Principles of crime prevention The top tip this month, is the 5th principle of crime prevention, ‘surveillance’ The more a property is surveilled, the less likely it is to be targeted by criminals. The types of surveillance are: - Natural – e.g.cutting back foliage to allow better view of premises
- Formal – e.g. CCTV systems
- Informal – e.g. passers by, dog walkers, neighbours
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 | | | Northern training consortium (NTC) is a collaborative training enterprise. With funding from the Ministry of Justice, NTC has created a range of trauma-informed training for ISVAs (Independent Sexual Violence Advisers) in the north of England. | | |
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|  | | | Become an Independent Custody Visitor! This role helps the PCC check on the welfare of people in custody, check the conditions in which detainees are being held and make sure that their rights and entitlements are being observed. | | |
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| | Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Cleveland |
| 1 Cliffland Way, Hemlington, Middlesbrough, TS8 9GL |
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