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Crime prevention series
Objectives of this handbook
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Crime prevention for migrant communities
Kayleen M Hazlehurst
Canberra : Australian Institute of Criminology, 1990
ISBN 0 642 15514 3 ; ISSN 1031-5330
(Crime prevention series) ; pp. vii-viii
- To increase community awareness of the potential for crime prevention and to diminish the fear of crime;
- To reduce the opportunity and incentive for crime in communities and neighbourhoods;
- To help community groups design and run community-based crime prevention programs to meet their specific needs;
- To show how these programs can operate effectively to improve the quality of life for individuals, families, and neighbourhoods.
- To encourage the planning of crime-reduced environments in communities and neighbourhoods for the future.
We should not ignore serious and harmful crimes in our communities.
We all suffer from them-the victim, the offender and the whole community.
If we work together there are things which we can do about them now, and for the future.