Neighbourhood Watch Australasia (NHWA) works in conjunction with national and local television broadcast networks to share a range of Community Service Announcements (CSAs) that benefit individuals and communities, these include messages on personal safety, vehicle security and how to report crimes.
View our series of safety and security videos below.
The CSAs can be used at local Neighbourhood Watch events and activities, contact admin@nhwa.com.au for more information.
NHWA has recently also launched a series of TV and Radio CSAs addressing the prevalence of Online Child Sexual Exploitation and ways parents and carers can help keep their kids safe online. You can view these videos and audio files HERE.
This series of Community Service Announcements (CSAs) have been created to promote community awareness of personal safety and security – simple steps we can take to help protect ourselves and those around us.
The CSAs have been designed to:
The annual National Secure Your Home Day – held on the last weekend in September – is an initiative of Neighbourhood Watch Australasia, in partnership with the University of Queensland, encouraging households to review your home security, make simple habit changes and implement practical security measures, to lower your chances of being a victim of a break-in and improve the safety of your community.
Sunday 26 March 2023 is Neighbour Day – an annual Day of Action dedicated to Creating Belonging in our communities.
Neighbourhood Watch Australasia has partnered again with Neighbours Every Day and NAPCAN, and encourages Neighbourhood Watch groups to join in and promote Neighbour Day with their members and the wider community.
This video highlights the important role of Neighbourhood Watch and how the ‘power of many’ can help prevent crime and build safer communities.
Be part of the solution and protect what’s important. Join a Neighbourhood Watch group today.
This emotive cinema advert highlights the ‘Fatal Five’ causes of road accidents; speeding, drink or drug driving, distractions, fatigue, and not wearing a seatbelt.
Road Safety is everyone’s responsibility – but that starts with you. Every decision you make behind the wheel counts.