Community Ambassadors

Every time crime happens, someone knows who is responsible. Perhaps they tell the police what they know, or confide in a support worker. Often they stay silent, afraid to get involved, unwilling to talk to police, unsure they can make a difference.

Everyone should feel confident to speak up.

Crimestoppers can help. Our promise of anonymity allows thousands of people every day speak up to help solve and prevent crimes.

You can help. Tell your community about Crimestoppers; those people who may keep silent. Show we are relevant to them, a safe place to share their information, a charity they can trust.

Community Ambassadors are local organisations with knowledge of their communities. For instance:

Your staff and volunteers are often in day-to-day contact with those who are involved with or affected by crime.

• Ambassadors make Crimestoppers relevant.
• You can build trust in our anonymous service, so those who may keep silent about crime can be confident to speak up, 100% anonymously.
• Give people the power to speak up and you will increase the quantity and quality of intelligence given to police and therefore help keep communities safer.

 Get in touch to find out more about being a Community Ambassador.

Being a Community Ambassador is free and easy:

1. Learn about Crimestoppers for yourself.
2. Get the conversation going in your organisation.
3. Promote Crimestoppers to your community.

We have tools and resources to help you, from posters to videos, articles to leaflets. We can arrange a talk with your organisation about how Crimestoppers makes a difference to people and communities.  

You can help create safer communities – tell your community about Crimestoppers.

Get in touch to find out more about being a Community Ambassador.

31 May 2024