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Framework for Safety and Well-being Ontario Working Group on Collaborative, Risk-driven Community Safety Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police New Directions in Community Safety Consolidating Lessons Learned about Risk and Collaboration Framework for Safety and Well-being Hugh C. Russell and Norman E. Taylor April, 2014 Framework for Safety and Well-being Table of Contents Introduction 1 Components of the Framework 4 Emergency Response 4 Risk Intervention 6 Prevention 9 Social Development 12 Important Considerations in Applying the Framework 14 Risk-driven 14 Challenges 15 Collaboration 15 Information Sharing 16 Performance Measures 17 Principles 19 Elements in a Community Safety Plan 21 Background 21 Priorities 21 Outcomes 23 Strategies 24 Using Framework Principles to Start Planning 27 Commitment 27 Collaborative 28 Risk-focused 29 Asset-based 30 Measureable Outcomes 32 Appendix A Script for Powerpoint Presentation 33 Appendix B Powerpoint Presentation (posted separately)Framework for Safety and Well-being Page 1 New Directions for Community Safety Hugh C.
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