About Crime Prevent Coalition
Crime Prevent Coalition is an independent English-language reference project that turns prevention research and official guidance into practical decisions for households, small organizations, and communities.
Our purpose
We help readers identify a useful next action without selling fear or pretending that personal vigilance can solve structural problems. The library covers physical, personal, digital, workplace, and community prevention because risk moves between those settings.
Who publishes this site
Organization authorship without invented credentials
Crime Prevent Coalition is the named author and publisher of the core library. The project does not claim to be a police agency, licensed security practice, legal service, or independent research institution, and it does not invent individual expert profiles. Pages identify the organization, link to the sources used, and state when local professional or official guidance is needed.
How the work is produced
Automation supports the workflow, not the evidence
Research starts with the user decision and authoritative public material. AI may assist drafting, structure, code, and explanatory illustrations, while publication checks test headings, sources, overlap, links, and functionality. AI output is not treated as a factual source or first-hand experience. The editorial and AI use policy explains the complete process.
What we are not
We are not a law-enforcement agency, emergency service, legal practice, security installer, or substitute for local professionals. We do not publish crime accusations, suspect lists, real-time incident maps, or personal data.
How the site earns trust
Evidence before confidence
- Descriptive titles and matching page headings
- Named sources linked at the point of use
- Visible review dates, limitations, and local-context warnings
- Original decision tools and scenario-based examples
- A controlled publishing queue instead of mass publication
How to use the library
Start with the setting, then the decision
Start with the topic closest to the setting, use the guide's short answer to identify the decision, and record only the actions that fit. The private worksheets help assign an owner and review date. Where law, tenancy, employment, or emergency procedure matters, confirm the step with the relevant local authority or qualified professional.
Corrections
Material errors should be corrected promptly and transparently. Use the editorial contact page to report the exact page, statement, source, and correction requested. A correction request does not need to include sensitive personal information.