ASB Help

Closure powers can be a useful way to relieve anti-social behaviour which is linked to a specific property.

They allow agencies to temporarily close premises causing ASB - helping to protect victims and prevent further harm while longer-term solutions are put in place.

Find out more about closure powers here 👉 https://buff.ly/RPZ1LXy

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For victims of anti-social behaviour, helplines can be a lifeline. We must ensure that we continue to support these vital support services.

What we eat and drink can affect our bodies and minds in different ways. Making changes to your diet, no matter how big, could have an impact on your mood.

Find more mental health tips from Mental Health Foundation here 👉 https://buff.ly/WXkLQpR

"A new antisocial behaviour charter has been launched in a North East community to support victims and set clear expectations."

We hope this charter will bring hope to victims of ASB.

Read more about the charter here 👉 https://buff.ly/RLYQ4lI

Noise nuisance is one of the most common forms of anti-social behaviour we receive enquiries about.

Here are some ways in which victims can address their concerns and seek support.

If you're facing anti-social behaviour, you can find information and advice over on our Victim's Hub.

Our Victim's Hub aims to empower victims of ASB to ensure their voice is heard.

Visit our Victim's Hub here 👉 https://buff.ly/7Nm0v07

We are so pleased to have multiple Staffordshire agencies sign up to The ASB Help PLEDGE.

Thank you for your commitment to keeping victims at the heart of your ASB Case Review process!

Staffordshire Police
Staffordshire Commissioner
Lichfield District Council
East Staffordshire Borough Council
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council
South Staffordshire Council
Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council
Tamworth Borough Council
Stoke-on-Trent City Council
Cannock Chase Life

Training isn't just about policy - it's about people.

Making sure practitioners are equipped with up-to date knowledge of ASB tools and powers improves outcomes for victims.

Thank you Tai Tarian for having us.

We are proud to welcome another organisation to The ASB PLEDGE!

Yorkshire Housing have demonstrated their commitment to keeping the victim at the heart of their ASB Case Review process.

On Friday, Charlie (Deputy CEO) and Harvi (CEO) attended a working group at the UK House of Lords to represent the victims voice in steering legislation discussions.

We are thankful to victims of anti-social behaviour who continue to share their experiences so openly - your voices are vital in helping to drive change that better protects and supports others.

Understandably, experiencing anti-social behaviour can trigger unhelpful thoughts.

You can find a useful video on how to reframe unhelpful thoughts on NHS website here 👉 https://buff.ly/dAMxZ2M

We are grateful to hear about the positive impact that taking The ASB Help PLEDGE has had on Magenta Living ASB Case Review process.

You can now read the full case study on our ASB Help PLEDGE page 👉 https://buff.ly/ERnHQkm