Early intervention
Early intervention is crucial so contact us today. Nationally, 75% of ASB cases are resolved at first intervention. We champion the proactive use of positive engagement, education, mentoring and diversion activities over enforcement where possible and appropriate to support people to change their harmful behaviour.
Remember, if left unaddressed, ASB can lead to serious and tragic consequences that impact a whole community such as assaults, weapons offences, gang activity, drug dealing, human trafficking, modern slavery, young people being placed at severe risk, knife crime, violence, acid attacks and murder.
Remember, you are not alone in being a victim of ASB
82% of UK adults say they are experiencing or witnessing at least some anti-social behaviour in their local area.
There were 1,045,401 incidents of ASB recorded last year; this costs government agencies £3.4 billion a year.
During COVID, there were over 2 million reports of antisocial behaviour in a year.
We currently offer a very generous Referrals Rewards Programme where we will pay you up to £100 for any people or organisations you refer to us – click here for more information.
Stand up for your absolute rights
You and your loved ones have the absolute right to feel completely safe in your home without fear of intimidation, nuisance or harassment.
You and your loved ones have the absolute right to feel safe at work, at the pub or gym and at all times as you go about your daily life.
No one has any right whatsoever to make you or your loved ones afraid or avoid a place you love or the daily activities you enjoy.
Remember, we 100% guarantee that you will remain completely anonymous throughout the whole process as we resolve your ASB issues.
You don’t even have to give us your real name or details if you don’t want to – and we will still advocate, advise and take action on your behalf.
We have over 50 years’ experience in helping thousands of ASB victims just like you and we are Fully Certified by The British Government, The Police and Cambridge University.