1. Intergenerational Opportunities with Police Scotland Coatbridge Community Police Sgt Stuart Robertson PC David Cumming March 2014

2. Keeping People Safe Police Scotland formed on 1st April 2013. Second biggest force in UK 14 local policing divisions 17,000 police officers, 5,637 police staff and 1,404 special constables

3. Golden Threads reducing violent crime and anti-social behaviour reducing road casualties and fatalities protecting people at their most vulnerable (particularly victims of domestic abuse and children) dealing professionally with major events and crimes contributing to a resilient Scotland

4. Police Structure Area Inspector Community Sergeants – Wards Community Constables Formerly called Community Safety Safer Communities Inspector Safer Communities Sergeant Safer Communities Constable

5. North Lanarkshire Partnership Lifelong Learning Developing the Partnership Community Safety

6. Reduced Crime Improved Fire Safety Better Neighbourhood Management Improved Road Safety

7. Road Traffic Event Partnership approach to road safety “Better late than dead on time” Raising awareness of road safety. Local High Schools and Community Groups

8. Alcohol Consultation Law v Safety v Health Guide police in immediate actions to take to reduce ASB and Violence Inform re safe experimentation with alcohol and safety measures Breaking the cycle of alcohol causing family issues over generations The best mode for informing varying ages on health improvement messages Research and evaluate any ideas arising with a view to designing operational policy

9. Domestic Abuse Raising awareness of domestic abuse Time line of woman’s rights and coloration to domestic abuse 1920-1960 Exploring domestic abuse and how it affects different generations Held on St. Valentines day to promote positive relationships.

10. Potential Benefits from Police Involvement Links to partners Funding streams Media Ideas from a different direction The uniform

11. Questions?