The Knowledge Hub is a one-stop-shop for our all registered volunteers. It has all the guidance, policies and training for managing a successful Neighbourhood Watch scheme.  As well as resources to support crime prevention and community building activity. 

The Knowledge Hub is updated regularly and we encourage our volunteers to let us know about new ideas for topics.

Go to the Knowledge Hub

Who can have access to the Knowledge Hub?

Neighbourhood Watch registered volunteers can have access to the Knowledge Hub, including:

How do I register?

If you are a registered Neighbourhood Watch volunteer, complete the online form below to get access. 
Request access to the Knowledge Hub

You will be asked to confirm that you have read, understood and agreed to abide by our Code of Ethics and Standards, Data Protection Policy and our Volunteer Agreement. 

 

Benefits of joining the hub:
  • Bespoke support for your role
  • Early invitation to join events
  • Printable resources
  • Help videos
  • Volunteer forums – specific to your role – so you can chat with other volunteers
  • Personal development and training opportunities

 

What are the users of the Knowledge Hub saying about their experience

Clear and easy to navigate. lots of potential help not just from the support teams but from other NWS volunteers. Looking forward to seeing it grow.

Coordinator – Greater Manchester

The knowledge hub is an excellent source of information and support, empowering those involved in NhW to maximise its potential.

Coordinator – Avon and Somerset

The pages are really easy to navigate and the information in them is so useful to me personally.  I feel much more confident to do my role. I love the forum and having that ability to chat with other coordinators from across the country.  Brilliant tool!

Coordinator - London

However, I believe this Hub takes Neighbourhood Watch Network to another dimension in a very positive light. I like the set up and content and it will be interesting to see how it’s used compared to the official NWN website. There is some real potential with the Hub, and it will be interesting to see how it grows

Association Chair – Cumbria

 

Sounds great! How do I register for it?

If you are a registered volunteer you need to complete an online form to request access. You will be asked to confirm that you have read, understood and agreed to abide by our Code of Ethics and Standards, Data Protection Policy and our Volunteer Agreement. 

If you are a volunteer but not yet registered with us, you can do so HERE.