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Welcome to the Official Neighbourhood Watch website for Eastern Region Division 1, formerly known as Region 4 Division 2 (R4D2). Following a realignment of Police Operations, this Division now incorporates the Boroondara, Manningham. Monash and Whitehorse council areas.
Due to a state-wide restructure of Neighbourhood Watch the site is currently being totally rebuilt. We apologise for any inconvenience.
2010 Divisional Awards
Nominations are invited from NHW Accredited Volunteers for the 2010 Divisional Awards to be presented at the Annual General Meeting on Thursday 18th November, 2010. Nominations close at 4:00 pm on Friday, 1st October 2010.
The Rules and Conditions for nominations are now available for downloading, together with Nomination Forms. Alternatively, they may be obtained from the NHW Divisional Coordinator's Office at Box Hill Police Complex, 1 Kangerong Road, Box Hill, 3128.
Click to download
If you wish to contact NHW, please call the NHW Coordinator at Box Hill Police Complex on 8892 3383.
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 The My Place website allows you to view the latest crime statistics for your local area - it's as simple and entering your postcode.
The website address is http://www.vicpolicenews.com.au/myplace.html
The site also offers users the chance to chat live with Police members, download magazines and access a range of crime prevention tips and resources.
TheVictoria Police will be updating the crime figures every three months so you can see what is happening in your suburbs and hear directly from your local police Inspector about the work being done by police in your neighbourhood.
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The sucess of NHW very much depends on the support the programme receives from the local community. R4D2 includes approximately 170,000 households in the three local government areas Boroondara, Monash and Whitehorse making it the largest NHW Division in the state. Whilst R4D2 currently provides police with a volunteer resource of approximately 5000 people, it is vital that we not only maintain but increase these numbers so that NHW can continue to contribute to creating safe communities where we live.
Volunteers are always welcome. If you have a lot of time or just a little there are plenty of ways you can support NHW. For example, become a zone representative and help distribute the monthly NHW newsletter in your area. Other roles that you can volunteer for include Newsletter Editor, Area Manager, Treasurer and Secretary. Alternatively lend your support by attending the meetings in your Area or the various NHW events held throughout the year.
Click here for information about how to volunteer for NHW
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