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Neighbourhood Watch Network

NWN Impact Report 2026

Neighbourhood Watch Network is the charity supporting local Neighbourhood Watch groups across England and Wales. This report covers 2025-26 and the launch of its new 2026-30 strategy (Watch, Connect, Act). Contact email is the general enquiries address; no named fundraiser was found. Source: NWN Impact Report 2026 PDF, retrieved Oct 2026.

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Three strands: Watch (crime prevention information and shared local intelligence), Connect (initiatives that reduce loneliness and isolation) and Act (practical local improvement); Cyberhood Watch ambassadors; community grants for volunteers; Neighbourhood Watch Week; the Communi-Tea project; bystander intervention workshops; and partnership webinars with Stop Loan Sharks and Cyber Protect Custom geography from upload: England & Wales

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 Supports a movement of 90,000 coordinators, 60,000 active volunteers and 2.3 million supporter households across England and Wales
Key Metric 2 The 2025 National Crime and Community Survey received 38,599 responses on crime, fear of crime and community cohesion
Key Metric 3 London bystander intervention programme delivered 18 in-person workshops in Hackney, Lambeth and Croydon plus 20 online sessions, connecting with over 100,000 Londoners through wider outreach

Key Outcomes

  • Understanding of the "5Ds" of bystander intervention rose from 21% before training to 93% afterwards
  • Members are 15% more likely than non-members to speak to neighbours on most days
  • Members are 12% more likely to litter-pick and 7% more likely to run errands for neighbours

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