BR-01 — PPT
PredatorPrevention Team
"Eyes on the street. Boots on the asphalt."
Direct street-level car and foot patrols running community safety initiatives to deter threats on the asphalt — before they reach a child's door.
What The Patrols Do
- Street-level car and foot patrols across high-risk community zones
- Visible deterrence of predatory behaviour in public spaces
- Documented observation and escalation protocols with authorities
- Community safety initiatives run in partnership with local residents
How A Patrol Runs
- Mapped routes through areas where risk is escalating
- Trained volunteers operating in pairs — never alone
- Every shift logged, every incident escalated to police where required
- Consistent presence: the same streets, the same faces, night after night
Why It Works
- Predators avoid streets that are watched
- A visible presence lowers the opportunity for harm before it starts
- Residents report feeling safer where patrols run
- Every patrol feeds the fight against rising child abuse statistics
Volunteer with Predator Prevention Team
- No experience needed — full guidance and training provided
- Choose your own hours and commitment level
- Every volunteer is vetted, supported, and never sent alone
- You join a team that shows up — on the street, in court, and in the community
Access this branch through the Survivor Safe Portal
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