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Presentation slides from the information session held for the Building Safer Communities Program.

A new project to strengthen connections between young people, their families and their communities has been launched in Melbourne’s south-east and west.

The purpose of this fact sheet is to help you understand how to use a Theory of Change (TOC) to design an evidence-based Crime Prevention project.

Useful resources on our website to assist with the development of the Building Safer Communities applications.

This resource contains some national and international examples of innovative design that aim to activate spaces and encourage prosocial use of public space.

These grant guidelines are essential reading for Victorian councils and not-for-profit organisations wishing to apply for a Building Safer Communities Grant.

The Building Safer Communities program guidelines provides important information on the requirements of the program and funded projects. You should read the program guidelines before you start your application.

Applications are now open for grants under the Building Safer Communities Program to support innovative approaches to address the causes of offending, crime and community safety.

A part of the online application for the Building Safer Communities Program, a project plan must be submitted using this template.

Watch a webinar to learn about the BetaGov learning model – a process for rapid, robust practitioner-led evaluation. This approach is for anyone, whether you are new or experienced in research.