Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

Coalition on Community Safety, Health and Well-being : evaluation report, 29 June 2007.

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1 online resource (33 pages)

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"Kathleen Stephenson, Evaluation Consultant".

Summary

"The CACP has built a Coalition that includes some 54 organizations involved in crime prevention and social development. The membership agreement was not formalized but current members demonstrate an understanding of and shared commitment to crime prevention through social development through participation in the Round Tables and National Showcase and though the contribution of nine NGOs serving on the Project Advisory Committee. The recommendations in this report reflect the specific comments and advice of those consulted during the evaluation. Their indication of support for continued involvement can encourage the CACP to continue as it has set out, providing coordination and leadership for expanding and strengthening the Coalition of like-minded but nontraditional partners. Securing policy and practical support from all orders of government is an essential next step."--Conclusion.

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Contents

1. Introduction -- 1.1. Background -- 1.1.1. Genesis of the project -- 1.1.2. CACP's leadership role -- 1.1.3. Overview of the proposal to the Government of Canada -- 1.2. Contribution agreement requirements -- 1.3. Evaluation process -- 2. Evaluation activities and results -- 2.1. Overview of project statistics -- 2.1.1. Coalition membership -- 2.1.2. Participation -- 2.1.3. Finances -- 2.1.4. Communications -- 2.2. Evaluation findings py project goal -- 2.2.1. To create and formalize a Coalition -- 2.2.2. To develop a public awareness strategy -- 2.2.3. To demonstrate achievements -- 3. Stakeholder comments and advice -- 4. Recommendations -- 4.1. Formalizing the Coalition -- 4.2. Governance and structure -- 4.3. Developing and implementing a public awareness atrategy -- 4.4. Social marketing and strengths-based approaches -- 5. Conclusion -- Appendix I. Project statistics -- Appendix II. Consolidated key messages -- Appendix III. Interview questions -- Appendix IV. Participatory session agenda -- Appendix V. List of individuals consulted -- Appendix VI. Glossary of terms.

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