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The Wales Safer Communities Network work with a number of different groups, Boards and Networks. The following four are groups we work with closely, provide secretariat for and offer other support. Two of these groups also link directly into the Wales Safer Communities Board work programme.
The ASB Practitioners Network is Chaired by a practitioner from Safer Torfaen, and links directly to priority 4 for the Board. It meets two or three times a year, with and is open to ASB Practitioners from Local Authorities, Police, Housing, Registered Social Landlords and Third Sector.
Terms of Reference for ASB Practitioners Network (English only)
WDAIIN is Chaired by the Dyfed Powys Police and Crime Commissioner, and links directly to priority 3 for the Board. It meets on a quarterly basis and is open to anyone who is interested in Data Analysis and the improved sharing and consistency of use of data across Wales.
The purpose of WDAIIN is to act a professional reference group, providing leadership, oversight and direction between all partners in regard to data analysis. To provide the oversight to enable innovation and improvement supported by data and analysis across the whole of Wales, providing support to local partnership working that will support safe, strong and more confident communities.
Terms of Reference for WDAIIN (English only)
WACSO involves the Community Safety Officers from the 22 Local Authorities across Wales. The Chair, who sits on the Wales Safer Communities Board, is currently the Community Safety Manager from Cardiff Council.
Terms of Reference for WACSO (English only)
This board convenes when the Chairs feel there are issues that need to be discussed and considered. The purpose of the board is to ensure there is synergy and understanding across Wales in this space and to share any emerging issues or Home Office updates quickly and effectively with the key leads. The board is co-Chaired by the Head of the Violence Prevention Unit and the head of the Network.
Terms of Reference have yet to be confirmed.
CJC is the Network or Group of third sector organisations involved in Community Safety across Wales. It is Chaired by the Chief Executive of Safer Wales. The Chair has a seat at the Wales Safer Communities Board. CJC sits within the Third Sector Partnership Council, to enable the third sector to have a clear voice and route for influencing and engagement.
If you wish to be part of one of the Partner Networks please contact us.
