Curricular Citizenship Exercise 2 110.0:03
Neighborhood Watch the English language is rich in sayings and proverbs such as there's no place like home that show just how important living in a nice, friendly and safe place is to people.0:10
Unfortunately, not all neighborhoods are so pleasant and peaceful and people often have to take security measures to protect their home and family against crime.0:23
In the UK, a citizens movement started in the 1980s watches over and protects neighbourhoods throughout the country.0:32
Neighbourhood Watch is the UK's largest voluntary organization.0:41
Its objective is to prevent crime and make sure that no one has to feel afraid, vulnerable or isolated in the community in which they live.0:45
It's primarily about keeping an eye on what's going on in the neighbourhood and watching out for you and your neighbors, safety and property.0:53
But it also tries to improve the quality of life in the community and can involve other activities such as caring for elders and environmental work.1:00
Groups are organized by the people of the local community and each group decides on their own actions.1:09
However, they always work closely with the police who who provide advice and direct help when necessary.1:15
In some communities, people come together to prevent burglaries.1:21
With the help of a local blacksmith.1:26
They make all the homes in the neighbourhood more secure by installing better locks and alarm systems.1:27
In other neighbourhoods, people fight vandalism and other antisocial behavior by providing young people with alternative activities.1:33
Since 1995, the Neighbourhood Watch association has run the annual Neighborhood Watch Awards.1:42
The awards give the millions of participants the opportunity to publicize their successes and celebrate the role that their organization plays in keeping their community safe.1:48
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