Frequently asked questions
Questions about CFCA and Neighbourhood Watch are listed below. Click on a
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Citizens For Crime Awareness
How can I reach CFCA?
How can I volunteer for CFCA?
What does CFCA do for me?
What does CFCA stand for?
When did CFCA get started?
Where is CFCA located?
Neighbourhood Watch
Do I have to spend a lot of money in order to make my home more secure?
How do I join Neighbourhood Watch?
I see someone breaking into a neighbours home. They are making so much noise that someone else must have heard them too. They must be calling the police. Should I call too?
I would like to help CFCA in some way but my schedule leaves little time available. Is there something for me to help with?
I've just returned home to find that the front door has been broken in. I'm not sure if someone is inside. What should I do?
If I join Neighbourhood Watch do I have to patrol the area looking for trouble?
If I volunteer, won't I get roped into doing more than I wanted to?
Is there any fee or obligation on joining Neighbourhood Watch?
Someone came to my door asking for John. No one by that name resides here. This person was acting suspiciously, glancing around me trying to look into my home. What should I do?
What are the crime statistics for my area?
What do I have to do as a Neighbourhood Watch member?
What does a Neighbourhood Watch Block Captain do?
What happens if I move?
What is the time commitment required of a Block Captain?
When something suspicious happens, what do I do?
Why should I join Neighbourhood Watch?
With all the media attention regarding crime I get concerned. What can I do?
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