| OPCC |
Ensure the voices of victims are both heard and
acted upon, that they are central to my office’s
approach to commissioning and shared formally
with the wider criminal justice system
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| OPCC |
Seek out additional sources of funding to support
delivery of local victim services
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| OPCC |
Work alongside children and young people at every
opportunity and help with education on the dangers
of drugs, child sexual exploitation, online grooming
and County Lines criminality
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| OPCC |
Advocate for more funding to tackle the threat and
risks that face our children and young people. I
will call for more immediate resources to increase
our preventative work and safeguard children and
young people
|
| OPCC |
Ensure Surrey has appropriate services in place
to help young victims cope and recover from their
experiences
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| OPCC |
Commission support services to intervene and
reduce violence and knife crime such as the Child
Criminal Exploitation Targeted Support service and
the Early Help Project
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| OPCC |
Take forward at a national level the issue of mental
health provision for those in crisis and monitor the
impact of government reforms of the Mental Health
Act
|
| OPCC |
Work with partners to maximise the use of
government funding awarded by the Changing
Futures programme to improve local services for
people experiencing multiple disadvantage and
evaluate the outcomes for those involved in the
criminal justice system
|
| OPCC |
Ensure that services are in place to protect
vulnerable and older people, linking in with national
and local partners
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| OPCC |
Continue to support restorative justice through
the reducing reoffending fund which delivers a
broad range of projects, many of which are aimed
at offenders experiencing multiple disadvantage,
with the intention of diverting them away from the
revolving door of offending behaviour
|
| OPCC |
Continue to support the High Harm Perpetrator
Unit through the commissioning of services which
to date have included housing schemes and a
substance misuse service
|
| OPCC |
Support victims through our work with Justice
and Care and the newly appointed Barnardo’s
Independent Child Trafficking Guardians
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| Joint |
Use feedback from victims, though surveys and feedback sessions, to understand their experience and
improve the police response and wider criminal justice process
|
| Joint |
Build confidence in those that have previously suffered in silence to seek support
|
| Joint |
Work in partnership to protect people from harm by ensuring representation on key statutory boards in
Surrey, maintaining constructive relationships and sharing good practice and learning
|
| Joint |
Work with partners to explore the impact of technology, supporting and developing preventative
initiatives for communities, parents and the children and young people themselves
|
| Joint |
Work with and support the serious youth violence partnership. Poverty, school exclusions and having
multiple disadvantages are some of the driving factors and we are committed to working with the
partnership to find solutions to these big issues
|
| Joint |
Continue to support a multi-agency approach to enable an appropriate response for people with a
combination of mental health, substance misuse, domestic abuse and homelessness issues who are
coming into regular contact with the criminal justice system
|
| Joint |
Support cyber-crime prevention activity being included in day-to-day policing, local government
and local business practices
|
| Joint |
Work with partners to develop a common understanding among local partners of the threats,
vulnerabilities and risks relating to fraud and cybercrime
|
| Joint |
Work with services that support children and young people to reduce reoffending
|
| Joint |
Work with the National Anti-Trafficking and Modern Slavery Network
|
| Surrey Police |
Meet the requirements of the new Victims’ Code
|
| Surrey Police |
Ensure that victims of all crimes receive the highest
possible quality of care through the Surrey Police
Victim and Witness Care Unit
|
| Surrey Police |
Be guided by the National Child Centred Policing
Strategy to improve the quality of policing for
children and young people by acknowledging their
differences, recognising their vulnerabilities and
meeting their needs
|
| Surrey Police |
Work with education partners to make schools
safe spaces and help inform children and young
people around exploitation, drugs and County Lines
criminality
|
| Surrey Police |
Explore new approaches to tackling offenders who
exploit our children
|
| Surrey Police |
Carry out operations aimed at reducing knife crime
and educating communities about the dangers of
carrying knives
|
| Surrey Police |
Engage and work with all relevant partners
to ensure police resources are being used
appropriately for children and adults experiencing a
mental health crisis
|
| Surrey Police |
Use the Surrey High Intensity Partnership
Programme and trauma-informed services to
support those who need regular support
|
| Surrey Police |
Support the most vulnerable victims of fraud and
cyber crime
|
| Surrey Police |
Support the use of restorative justice in Surrey
and ensure that victims are informed about and
offered restorative justice services as laid out in the
Victims’ Code
|
| Surrey Police |
Implement the national Integrated Offender
Management Strategy aimed at cutting
neighbourhood crime, including burglary and
robbery
|
| Surrey Police |
Work with law enforcement agencies, local
authorities, non-governmental organisations and
charities to co-ordinate the local response to
modern slavery through the Surrey Anti-Slavery
Partnership, particularly looking at ways to raise
awareness and protect victims
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