Together for Vanier

In 2006, Crime Prevention Ottawa began a community development project in Ottawa’s downtown Vanier neighbourhood. Rich in history, community organizations and concerned residents, Vanier has experienced a dramatic improvement in its fortunes.

The Caledon Institute, a social policy think tank, has published the story of this success, entitled: Together for Vanier: Crime Prevention Ottawa Sparks Change

The community was also awarded the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police Community Mobilization Award on June 22, 2009. 

The community has developed an active website with up to date community information: http://www.ensemblepourvanier.com/index_accueil-en.php

Working Groups
Two Working Groups have been created:  one on Beautification and the other on Drugs and Prostitutions.    For more information or to join the Working Groups contact cpo@ottawa.ca

Reporting Crime and other Problems
Many community members expressed confusion and concerns about what they could or should report and how to report problems.   “Questions? Problems? Here’s who and where to call!”

 Landlord Booklet
To help landlords prevent crime and contribute to building safe and healthy communities, Crime Prevention Ottawa launched a publication “Safety and Security in Rental Buildings: An Information Guide for Ottawa’s Residential Landlords”.

The publication helps landlords promote safety and prevent crime in their rental properties with useful information on overcoming the challenges of a crack house and other problem properties. Landlords can be key to solving these issues, but often they do not have the tools or the information in order to resolve the situation.   

 

Communicative disabilities and abuse workshops

The workshop will explore abuse issues facing people with communicative disabilities such as hearing impairment, aphasia or learning disabilities

Paint it Up 2012

Paint it Up! CPO in partnership with the City of Ottawa is launching the third year of the Paint It Up! youth engagement

Speaker Series: Are Any Sex Crimes Necessary?

Treatment and Prevention at the Royal and Beyond

Paint it Up 2012

Paint it Up! CPO in partnership with the City of Ottawa is launching the third year of the Paint It Up! youth engagement

Speaker Series: Are Any Sex Crimes Necessary?

Treatment and Prevention at the Royal and Beyond

CPO Speakers Series - March 9, 2009

CPO Speakers Series in partnership withthe International…