What is Target Hardening?
Target Hardening refers to the process of improving home security to deter, delay, or reduce the impact of criminal activity such as burglary or unlawful entry. For residential properties, this involves identifying vulnerabilities, assessing potential risks, and implementing effective security measures.
The aim is to create a safer living environment by strengthening entry points and addressing areas of weakness, and ultimately helping to protect your home and loved ones.
$550 Target Hardening Support Offer for Victim of Burglary Households
The Neighbourhood Watch Australasia SAFE (Safer Australia For Everyone) program Target Hardening initiative supports victim of crime households, to help prevent repeat victimisation. The Target Hardening initiative is available to support eligible homes with the purchase costs and/or installation costs of Target Hardening Measures to Enhance Your Home Security. Target Hardening provides simple, cost-effective solutions and improvements that work by increasing property security, while lowering crime opportunity.
The Target Hardening Support Program is currently open to victim of burglary households in:
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250 homes will be eligible for Target Hardening measures, including the installation of locks, sensor lights, security screens, security cameras, plus more.
Eligible households will receive a rebate up to the value of $550.
To apply for the $550 Target Hardening Support Offer, complete the Application Form. Please check and confirm that you meet all of the eligibility criteria before submitting.
Open now and available for a limited time, see full Terms and Conditions.
– Rental properties are not eligible to apply.
– Eligible applicants can only take up the offer once (in this round of funding).
– Target Hardening items cannot be part of an insurance claim for the same items.
– Refer to Terms & Conditions for full eligibility details.
Safer Australia For Everyone (SAFE) Target Hardening for Australian Communities Project, is a joint initiative between Neighbourhood Watch Australasia and The University of Queensland.
