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THERE’S SAFETY IN NEIGHBOURS
Our new Neighbourhood Watch campaign to prevent burglaries
As lockdown eases in the UK, we’re expecting a rise in burglaries. We’ve partnered with the Home Office to create a new social media campaign to help keep people safe and continue the great work your scheme is already doing.
Our new Safety in Neighbours campaign is particularly exciting as it has a modern and eye-catching design to grab younger people’s attention and attract even more new members. Read more about the campaign below.
We need your help
Please help us spread the word and share the campaign on your local Neighbourhood Watch’s social media pages and chat groups. You could also share the press release attached with your local news media and radio stations.
Visit our campaign page
Watch our campaign video
Download our campaign social media pack
Share using #SafetyinNeighbours in the caption
Tag Neighbourhood Watch in the post
Facebook: @ourwatch Twitter: @N_watch Instagram: @neighbourhood.watch.insta
More about our new campaign: Safety in Neighbours The idea Life’s safer when you know your neighbours. With more people looking out for unusual behaviour on your street, burglaries can be prevented.
The design
It features our iconic black and yellow brand colours, but with a modern, animated twist to grab attention and stand out on social media.
The audience
We’ll target the most high-risk areas of England and Wales – but we need you to help us reach people everywhere. Our campaign is designed to appeal to a younger audience of 20 - 50 year olds.
The outcome
We’ll provide a pack of assets for you to share with members. It includes info on theWIDE combination of security measures, which reduces the risk of burglary by nearly 50 times more than no security prevention measures, a prevention checklist, local crime map, and how tobecome a member.
The campaign
We’ll promote it on Neighbourhood Watch’s main Facebook, Instagram and Twitter channels for 3 weeks from 27thJuly. Please help us by sharing on your local channels and do let us know about any local press you are able to generate.