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Safer Cornwall is developing a new multi-agency Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Strategy to improve support for people affected by ASB and how organisations work together to prevent and respond to it. We want to hear from people of all ages across Cornwall about their experiences, what matters to them and what would help their communities feel safer and more supported. We also welcome the perspectives of people whose behaviour has been described by others as anti-social. We want to understand what was happening in their lives, what support was available and what could have helped them and those around them.
Safer Cornwall is developing a new multi-agency Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Strategy to improve support for people affected by ASB and how organisations work together to prevent and respond to it. We want to hear from people of all ages across Cornwall about their experiences, what matters to them and what would help their communities feel safer and more supported. We also welcome the perspectives of people whose behaviour has been described by others as anti-social. We want to understand what was happening in their lives, what support was available and what could have helped them and those around them.
Please share only what you feel comfortable sharing. Responses cannot be linked back to you. Information provided will be grouped together with other responses to identify common themes, understand what is working well, highlight gaps or areas for improvement, and help shape future priorities. Responses will only be seen by those involved in analysing the survey and developing the strategy.
Please have your say and complete the survey here
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