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Neighbourhood watch is one of the most effective ways for neighbourhoods
            to reduce crime in their surrounding areas. It will also assist
            in protecting property, reducing car break ins and house burglary.
            AN effective Neighbourhood watch will help in regaining areas from
            criminals. Being forewarned as to their techniques and what will
            go a far way to neutralize the ability to conduct their activities,
            has already shown excellent results in a number of areas in South
            Africa.
            
            Working in conjunction with our local police services and armed response organisations,
            we can be a formidable team against criminals and their illegal activities. It
            will require commitment from individuals, and a willingness to participate in
            keeping the streets clean. The collaboration and impetus will vary from neighbourhood
            to neighbourhood, but this can be assessed and formalised by a team from the
            area & police. Most people would agree that prevention is better than cure.
            A small price to pay, than to see loved ones suffering the often long term effects
            of being a victim of crime.
            
            Creating an awareness amongst residents as to the criminals actions and what
            to be on the lookout for, showing them how to monitor untoward behaviour, as
            well as who to report issues to, will immediately begin to produce results, while
            at the same time increase the levels of safety for all our community, from children
            through to the elderly.  This will go a far way to improve our lifestyle
            and reduce fear of crime in our daily lives.
            
            Help make your area secure - support your local neighbourhood watch group.
            
Are you interested in joining the NW-SA? Click here to join a current neighbourhood watch.
Or alternatively, if there's no neighbourhood watch in your area, click here to set up a neighbourhood watch group.

            
            
            
            
            
            
        