We are young men and women fully trained under the safe and inclusive cities project, to champion safety, development and governance in our communties.
Young people taking leader in promoting safety in their communities 👌👌 Bengazie youth group in makindye is using IEC materials to sensitive communities on dangers of crime, violence, drug abuse, child labour, and domestic violence
If @KCCAUG considers extending security lights in slum areas, we can save a life, we can save lives of our ongoing school children especially girls, we can save women that come home late after long hours of work, we can simply save everyone .@KCCAED@PoliceUg@AllianceAta
"Public safety is essential for a community's quality of life, and its one of the things people look at in judging a city"~~ Steve frady~
Slums are one of the areas that are grappling with safety concerns especially dark corridors that act as havens for #crime & #Violence@KCCAUG
Police Child and Family Protection Unit (CFPU) now a Dept was established in 1998. Offices are spread countrywide at every station. Mandate: To create and environment in which men, women, children and other family members'rights are recognised, respected, protected and promoted.
Young people have taken lead in conducting initiatives ranging from sensitizing on crime, violence and safety in #urbanmobility, drug and alcohol abuse, #COVID19, good governance and #advocacy. @UNYouthEnvoy
Research shows that effective youth initiatives give #youngpeople opportunities for new roles and responsibilities. This is what is happening under the (Safe and inclusive cities project) supported by @ACTogetherUG@PlanUganda@UYDEL. #SDGs@UN4Youth
Engaging Local leaders on the views of community members, they pledged to enhance community policing and community By-laws as a response to crime and violence. With no action, crime is likely to even increase during this critical period of #COVID19 lockdown.
@PoliceUg@KCCAUG
Crime & violence are some of the most prevailing concerns affecting urban slum settlements today. With support from @ACTogetherUG under the Safe & incisive cities project, we traversed communities in the 5 divisions of Kampala to collect community views on the matter. @PoliceUg
Using the community inquiry approach, we were able to collect community views on how local leaders, police can enhance safety in the community. Many people have called for a more collective approach among stakeholders (police, LC's & community members) @AKasingye@PoliceUg
@MKarekye@KCCAUG This is good. Also, there is a challenge of dark corridors. @KCCAUG needs to extend
Street lighting in these areas. Dark corridors are now havens of crime and violence.
@AKasingye We need a holistic approach. Integrate all stakeholders, capacity build them and most importantly, Lets have this approach of all stakeholders clearly defined. For as young men and women we are open to collaborate and support all efforts.
#SafeAndInclusiveCities#BeeraSafe
A new report by @PoliceUg indicates that defilement, incest, among others have increased in our communities. As young people championing safety, How best can we collobarate to fight crime and violence in our communities???
@ug_lawsociety@GovUganda@GCICUganda@PoliceUg@KCCAUG
The 2020 police crime report has shown an increase in the cases of defilement and incest. The report highlights guardians, parents and teachers as the leading perpetrators.
#UBCNews | https://t.co/qZYNz7IeJi
https://t.co/1iYq2u439z. Here👆👆 .@KCCAED highlighted on this issue. Daycares are critical they help in child development and deter our young children from wandering on streets, we need them🤝 @KCCAUG
We agreed that infrastructure should have daycare centers starting with markets. Recently I was told that the daycare center in Gulu market is a URA office so I told my committee to go and audit other markets -RT. Hon @RebeccaKadagaUG#WomenandLeadership
@AKasingye@PoliceUg@FrankTumwebazek Thanks afande As young people in informal settlements, we are volunteers who are committed to ensuring that our communities are free from crime and violence ofcourse thru different initiatives. We also believe that if we engage & work with all stakeholders we will achieve safety.
Bravo afande @AKasingye we are hoping that efforts will be in place to roll out this knowledge acquired by CPC officers to community members and help them understand more about child & family protection.
Have closed a training on conflict resolution, guidance & counselling for Child & Family Protection Officers under CPC at St. Peter’s hall, Naguru. @PoliceUg
"Community safety is not just about injury prevention and crime prevention; it is about building strong, cohesive, vibrant, participatory communities"
#SafeCommunities#BeeraSafe