Respect Week of Action in your neighbourhood
The term 'Respect' originated from a national Home Office campaign which ran throughout 2007 and 2008. The aim of the campaign was to develop and build a stronger and more co-ordinated approach to tackling anti-social behaviour and associated environmental problems within communities.
Background to Respect Weeks of Action
During 2008 - 2009 partners of Liverpool First (Liverpool's Local Strategic Partnership) delivered a programme of nine "Respect Weeks of Action" in identified wards across Liverpool. The programme brought together a wide variety of agencies and organisations who, with the help of local residents, tackled a host of crime and environmental issues. They also looked at ways to bring the community closer together with sporting and healthier lifestyle activities for both young and older people alike.
The Respect programme has provided a focus for partners to tackle problems such as crime and anti-social behaviour, improving job training opportunities and reducing litter and fly tipping. The Respect weeks of action have pulled together activities linked to crime reduction and environmental improvements; activities for children and young people; opportunities for employment, education and training; and health and older people's projects.
Each week has been tailored to the needs of the community, whose input is sought at the planning stage and after the week as part of a comprehensive evaluation.
Ultimately, Respect Weeks of Action engage local people with local partners and deliver real results on the ground to enable some of our most deprived communities to thrive.
The next Respect Week of Action will take place in
Everton from Monday 15th March to Sunday 21st February.
There will also be Respect Weeks of Action in the following Wards during 2009 - 2010.
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Tuebrook and Stoneycroft : Liverpool East : 22nd June 2009
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Kirkdale : City and North : 13th July 2009
Feedback on activities and outcomes
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County : Alt Valley : 14th September 2009
Feedback on activities and outcomes
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Speke-Garston : South Liverpool : 19th October 2009
Feedback on activities and outcomes
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Anfield : Liverpool East : 16th November 2009
Feedback on activities and outcomes
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Kensington and Fairfield : City and North : 14th December 2009
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Clubmoor : Alt Valley : 18th January 2010
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Princes Park : South Central : 8th February 2010
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Everton : City and North : 15th March 2010
For further details please contact sandra.roscoe@liverpool.gov.uk
Please see links to the Calendar of Events and Feedback on Activities and Outcomes, where available, for the previous RESPECT Weeks of Action:
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16/3/09 Everton Calendar of Events
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9/2/09 Princes Park Calendar of Events
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19/1/09 Anfield Calendar of Events
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8/12/08 Picton Calendar of Events
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10/11/08 Clubmoor Calendar of Events
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13/10/08 Kensington and Fairfield Calendar of Events
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15/9/08 Speke-Garston Calendar of Events
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28/7/08Tuebrook and Stoneycroft Calendar of Events
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23/6/08 Kirkdale Calendar of Events
Feedback on Activities and Outcomes
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