We’d like to hear about how safe you feel in public spaces in Jersey. This is open to everyone. We are particularly interested in hearing from women and girls in Jersey.

Have your say on public spaces in Jersey

We’d like to hear about how safe you feel in public spaces in Jersey. Please tell us where and why you are feeling safe or unsafe and what we could do to make our island a safer place for everyone.

Public spaces refers to any street, park, common or other public recreational space. It also includes public events such as concerts, sports games, festivals etc.

Your comments will be public. Please do not mention any personal details, contact information or identify any person in your answers. 

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, please call 999. To report a safeguarding concern for a child or young person, please contact the Children and Families Hub <a href=\"https://www.gov.je/Caring/ChildrenAndFamiliesHub/pages/childrenandfamilieshubhomepage.aspx">here</a>. To report a safeguarding concern for an adult, please contact Single Point of Referral <a href=\"https://www.gov.je/pages/contacts.aspx?contactId=760">here</a>.

Safety in public spaces in Jersey

A taskforce has been set up to drive progress in reducing violence against women and girls in Jersey. Our role is to take action to understand more about these types of crimes and behaviours in our Island. Our research will tell the Government how to shape a strategy to tackle violence against women and girls. We want you to be a part of that, by having your say. Mark where you feel unsafe or safe, tell us why and suggest what more we can do to help.

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