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Community Village Update
We are nearly half way through the year - time flies.  The NHW Community Village has had a bit of a growth spurt in the past few months now surging past 250 members.  Here are some fast facts about who the members are:

-    39% are aged between 35 to 56
-    56% are male
-    R4D2 has the most members at 43
-    6% of members are from Interstate

Why not take the time to jump online and visit us in the community today.
 
2008 State Honours Awards Documentation
All 2008 nomination documentation for the State Newsletter Award, David Lentin Memorial Award, State Award of Appreciation and State Award of Honour are now available on our website.

Click the Read More link below to view or download these documents.

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Neighbourhood Watch Victoria Inc. Style Guide & Logo use.
The Neighbourhood Watch Victoria Inc. Style Guide can be downloaded and viewed by clicking the link below.

pdf NHW Style Guide 2008 1.83 Mb

You will need Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Acrobat Reader (free download at www.adobe.com.au) to view the above file.
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Neighbourhood Watch Grants 2007/2008
Objective
The objective of the Neighbourhood Watch Grants Program is to support and assist NHW Coordinators and Volunteers with the development of projects within their local area by providing funding of up to $5000.00.  The projects should be reflective of local community safety issues and the Neighbourhood Watch objectives.  The funding is primarily intended for the use in the development of local projects but in special circumstances can be used to purchase equipment and resources.
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Neighbourhood Watch Victoria Inc. Email Verification.
Due to an overwhelming amount of spam email being sent to the Neighbourhood Watch Victoria Inc. email address, we have to filter all emails sent to the email account.

If you send an email to the Neighbourhoodwatch email account, you will be required to verify that the email sent is legitimate by replying to a verification email that we will send to you.

You will only need to do this once, as your email address will be added to our "white list" ensuring that all future emails will be delivered without the need to verify your email address again. If you have any problems with this procedure, please email Support for assistance.

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Neighbourhood Watch Victoria Inc. Webmaster.
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My local Neighbourhood Watch is?
question_markThis is the Neighbourhood Watch Victoria Inc. website that covers the Neighbourhood Watch program that runs in Victoria, Australia.
For operational reasons, we break the state up into Regions and Divisions in line with the Victoria Police model.
Regions and Divisions consist of multiple Local Government Areas (LGA's). To determine your local Region and Division use the table below. All region titles and divisional titles will link off to their relevant information if clicked.

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Victoria Police Party Safe Program
Victoria Police - PartySafe can help and support you in hosting your party. Victoria Police, in collaboration with the Victorian Department of Justice, has introduced the PartySafe program across Victoria. The PartySafe initiative is a key crime prevention tool in your local area.

PartySafe provides information to help minimise the risk of having intoxicated guests or gatecrashers ruining your party. Registering your party with the police (on the party safe form) will provide the police with the information they need to know if they are called to your party to deal with a disturbance.
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Preventing Identity-Related Fraud

Identity-related fraud is a growing concern in Australia. Today it is possible for some-one to obtain a range of identifying documents and/or information through fraud, deception or theft. Completely false documents can also be created using stolen personal information. These documents can then be misused in order to profit at our expense. For example, bank account details, date of birth and tax file numbers can be used to take funds out of bank accounts or fraudulently apply for loans.

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