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Forecourt Watch & VIP SchemesVIP Schemecourse, which challenged attitudes by examining the realities ofbrutal conflict at the ‘Somme’ and ‘Messines’ in Belgium. It ishoped the young people will the skills gained to promote peace& tolerance locally. The presentations of certificates will bearranged for the Autumn 2008.A new group of young people, some of whom were involved inthe Street Intervention Projects have commenced their studies inthe New Round of Peer leadership.For the year to date 54 incidents have been reported to Policeunder this scheme resulting in 10 Criminal Investigations.Relaunched and enhanced, it has 3 different levels and can beadjusted to suit the needs of the individual at that particular time.This scheme, which also takes in the Moyle & Coleraine areas,is co-coordinated through the Community Safety office inBallymoney. To date Ballymoney has had 88 referrals.Both these schemes continue to flourish and are believed to bemaking a significant contribution to the current Policing Plan, byway of reducing the ‘fear of Crime’Following a Racial Incident in the Carnany Estate, Const Linton,working with the Ethnic Minority Liaison Officer and the LocalCommunity Association arranged a number of ‘Myth Busting’workshops around Hate Crime. This proved an excellentopportunity to dispel a number of myths around ‘Hate Crime’ andhelp all involved to understand each other better.Prejudice AwarenessSergeant McKenna, through the local Recourse Centre hascommenced a 12-week course in understanding Polishlanguage. It is hoped this will give him a better understanding14
when speaking to Nationals from that country and hopefullyreassure them that the PSNI are there to assist them as well. Itis believed this may well break down barriers andmisapprehensions the Nationals may have about the Police.Section 7) Progress towards achieving targets in the Northern Ireland Policing Plan for 2008–2009Domain: Satisfaction and ConfidenceNorthern Ireland Policing Plan TargetApr-Sep Apr-Sep07/08 08/091.1.1 To demonstrate progress in the implementation of the Neighbourhood Policing Figures unavailable atframework in line with project milestones reporting twice yearly to the Board.service level2.1.1 To increase the percentage of people who are confident in the police service’s ability NI Omnibus Survey serviceto provide an ordinary day-to-day policing service for all the people of Northern Ireland. level target – 84%April 08 figure 83%%ChangeTarget-1% pointr2.1.2 To increase the percentage of crime victims satisfied that they have been keptinformed regarding their case by 5% points.2.1.3 To increase the percentage of people who think that the police are doing a good jobin their area.Figures unavailable atservice levelNI Omnibus Survey servicelevel target – 62%April 08 figure 58%-4 % pointsr15
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