| Making Waves in your Community |
| Since 1993, the hugely successful ‘Square
Mile’ project has been run as a partnership
between DAAC and the sponsors
Northumbrian Water, with support from
Transco, Northumbria Coalition Against
Crime and local police forces. |
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| Look at Life |
| A secondee from Durham Constabulary, P.C. Gill Richardson, organised this year’s ‘Look at Life’ course. |
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| Get Gripped on Climbing |
| ‘Get Gripped on Climbing’ was developed by Detective Constable John Speight and is another very successful initiative which the Agency supports. |
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| Jet & Ben |
| Now entering its fourteenth year, the “Jet and Ben” initiative is the Agency’s flagship project. Jet and Ben, continue to spread the ‘Say No To Strangers’ message throughout all primary and special schools in County Durham. |
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| Wise Drive |
| In 2000, P.C. Dave Nixon, Durham Constabulary's Road Casualty Reduction Officer developed Wise Drive and together with Durham Agency Against Crime initiated this multi-agency initiative aimed at helping young people become safer drivers. It was designed as an action packed education workshop programme targeting young people within reach of their first provisional driving licence. |
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| Drive for Life |
| Dave Nixon was invited to the Prince Michael of Kent International Awards Ceremony Lunch. This was to mark him being awarded a Certificate from Prince Michael. |
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| Shrievalty Awards |
| On 10th March 2004, the eighth annual Shrievalty Awards were held in the grand setting of Durham
Castle. 41 young people received certificates of merit from The High Sheriff of County Durham, Mr Peter Cook. |
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| COSIP |
| Helping young people learn key skills, create safer communities and use leisure time constructively. |
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| Girls Football |
| Durham Constabulary, together with Durham FA hosted its fourth annual Girls’ Football tournament in July 2004. In its first year 60 girls took part in the event which is held at Aykley Heads. This year over 400 girls between the ages of 8 and 16 took part, with teams coming from all over the north east. |
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| Get Hooked on Fishing |
| Get Hooked on Fishing has been running in Durham and Darlington since April 2000. |
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| Insight |
| It is seven years since the Agency developed this highly successful initiative to provide a substance abuse education package for parents and carers of young people. During the last year 15 Insight events were held throughout the county. |
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| North East Retail Crime Partnership |
| In 2001 retail crime cost traders in England and Wales £2.4 billion! |
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| North East Business Reduction Centre |
| Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships, Darlington Borough Council have a highly co-ordinated approach to all crime, drugs misuse, youth offending and other social problem solving activities within the Borough. |
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| NECC |
| NECC takes crime prevention very seriously for its member companies. |
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| Crime & Disorder Reduction |
| DAAC manager Bob Glass is a member of the regional strategic meetings of the CDRP co-ordinator group. |
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| Arson Reduction |
| Bob Glass attends a working group of the Arson Control Forum on behalf of both Durham Constabulary and DAAC. |
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| Durham Police Authority |
| The Police Authority is represented on the board of DAAC by Councillor Joe Knox. |
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| ADT Sponsored Vehicle |
| ADT security have for many years been excellent supporters of DAAC. |
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| Smart Water - Sponsorship |
| All electrical and other valuable items belonging to DAAC have been uniquely identified using Smart Water technology. |
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| Diversionary Activities for Young People |
| Sport is well recognised as an
excellent means of occupying
young people. |
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| Waldridge Park Junior Football Club |
| One of the biggest amateur football clubs in the area is the Waldridge Park Junior Football Club. |
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| Toft Hill School |
| Assistance was provided to Toft Hill School |
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| Delves Lane Villae Hall Computer Club |
| The Delves Lane Village Hall at Consett provides a wide range of diversionary activities during weekends, holidays and evenings. |
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| Darlington Thematice Partnership |
| County Durham Youth Engagement Service (CDYES) is the new name for the County Durham Youth Offending Service. |
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| County Durham Youth Engagement Service |
| CDYES engage young people in a wide range of programmes designed to prevent offending and re-offending through education, art, music, drama, sport, community action and organised activity. |
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| Rural Rangers |
| Launched in June 2000 by Wear and Tees Community Safety Department, we have continued to support Rural Rangers. |
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| Caravan Scanners |
| Caravans, plant and motorcycles are
high value items which unfortunately
attract the attention of thieves. |
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