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Community safety
Community awareness and our responsibility
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Report abuse of an adult
How to recognise abuse and report it.
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Report abuse or neglect of a child
Phone 999 if a crime is being committed or if a child is in immediate danger. Contact Leicestershire police on 101 if you think a crime has been committed but there is no immediate danger. How to recognise child abuse or neglect and report it.
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Hate incidents
A hate incident is any incident where someone is targeted because of who they are, or who someone thinks they are. Report a hate incident.
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Domestic abuse - help is available
Advice and support about domestic or sexual abuse.
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Find a Keep Safe Place
You can go to a Keep Safe Place if you're out and about and need to go somewhere to feel safe or get help for a few minutes.
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Ask For Angela
Ask for Angela gives women and men a subtle phrase to assist getting them out of potentially dangerous and helpless situations.
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Prevent
Information and support helping to reduce the threat of terrorism and extremism.
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Dealing with anti-social behaviour
Anti-Social Behaviour is defined as behaviour that causes or is likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to another individual. Find out how to report it here.
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Local area co-ordinators
Our Local Area Co-ordinators aim to improve the health and wellbeing of individuals and communities, preventing people from reaching crisis and requiring costly care and support services.
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Safer Summer
We've teamed up with partners to launch this year's Safer Summer campaign.
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Gypsy and Traveller Services
Contact details for Travellers Liaison Officers and the Traveller Education Service.
News
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Speak up for World Suicide Prevention Day
A relative of a suicide victim from Leicestershire is challenging the stigma of suicide by urging people to speak up and seek help about mental health.
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Ask for Angela scheme now in more than 150 venues
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Keep safe places in busy shopping areas
'Safe havens' available in busy retail areas