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Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue PB evaluation, November 2012

on 20 June, 2013 in Case Studies, England, Policing

Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue ServiceIn 2012, Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue service ran a PB programme which distributed around £20,000 in three communities. The evaluation report stated:

The aim of the activity was to carry out a series of PB pilots to see what the processes would offer a FRS as an engagement technique that could help improve community safety. The events made people aware of the importance of self-reliance / sufficiency and generated the realisation that a community needs to do things themselves to help the level of resilience in their community. Increased awareness of different groups in the community to each other, what they do and how they can work together. DSFRS gained some useful and unexpected contacts with different groups. Demonstrates new direction to FRS as a truly local champion, gave development opportunities for staff, and had a positive impact on recipients.

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