1. Community Safety and Disability Anne Lawtey Community Safety Partnership Manager

2. What is community safety? Crime Anti-social behaviour Fear of Crime Drugs and alcohol

3. Our approach Evidence led – follows the statistics Priorities Consultation Government driven outcomes/targets

4. Crimes against people with disabilities General crimes affecting people with disabilities Additional crimes Hate Crime

5. Additional risk of crime Targeting due to perceived ‘vulnerability’ Crime by professionals and carers Reluctance to report crime

6. Specific issues relating to people with disabilities Vulnerability (real or perceived) leading to risk averse policies Treatment as witnesses and victims Confidence in system Impact of crime and/or reporting

7. Hate Crime 3 rd party reporting Community cohesion

8. Anti-Social Behaviour Committed against people with disabilities Committed by people with disabilities Anti-Social Behaviour and mental health problems

9. Fear of Crime General fear of crime Heightened fear of crime

10. Contact details Community.safety@richmond.gov.uk www.richmond.gov.uk 020 8891 7777 Anne Lawtey 020 8831 6195 a.lawtey@richmond.gov.uk

11. Drugs and alcohol Accessible services Budget decisions / priorities