Community Payback – Project Criteria
We want
We offer a nomination process and encourage individuals, faith groups, businesses, voluntary groups and local authorities to nominate projects. Once the work has been completed, a plaque may be displayed with the Community Payback logo. This will indicate where offenders have positively contributed to improving a neighbourhood.
To be considered, a project must meet the following criteria:
- It must reduce the fear of crime by making the community safer.
- It must benefit the local community.
- It must not take paid work away from others.
- No one must make a profit from the work.
- It must be worthwhile, constructive and improve offenders' skills.
- Offenders must be seen to be positively contributing to the local community.
- It must take a minimum of 8 people.
News
Cheshire Probation Business Plan 2011-12
2nd June 2011
Community Payback - Have your say
27th October 2010
Local Crime: Community Sentence (LCCS)
27th October 2010


