Neighborhood Safety Council

Transforming neighborhood safety through community partnerships that address root causes and create lasting solutions.

What We Do

Creating Partnerships, Strengthening Neighborhoods

Uniting diverse community stakeholders to create and implement safety action plans that build stronger, safer neighborhoods through collaboration and proven community solutions.

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Services & Programs

Community Organizing Programs

We facilitate council formation, resident engagement, improvement projects, strategic planning, and police partnership initiatives that advance neighborhood safety.

Council Formation & Leadership

We unite 44th Precinct residents, organizations, law enforcement, schools, and businesses to develop and lead neighborhood safety strategies.

Outreach & Engagement

We conduct regular outreach to keep community members informed, involved, and engaged in safety initiatives.

Community Projects

We organize youth mentorship programs, job fairs, housing workshops, and community space improvements that build safer neighborhoods.

Community Safety Planning

Develop and implement safety action plans that address the root causes of violence through community partnerships, youth programs, and employment support.

Precinct Collaboration

We work with the 44th Precinct and Neighborhood Coordination Officers to strengthen police-community relationships by participating in community events like National Night Out.

Success Stories

Discover how NAICA’s culturally responsive Neighborhood Safety Council advocacy transforms challenges into victories.

Building Trust One Conversation at a Time

This summer, NAICA brought vital resources directly to families at five National Night Out celebrations citywide, creating natural meeting grounds where neighbors could connect with officers outside of crisis situations.

In the 44th Precinct, parents signed up for safety workshops while their children colored at our resource table, and community members discovered support services they didn’t know existed. These face-to-face interactions are planting seeds for year-round partnerships, as residents who once avoided police presence now stop to chat with the same officers they met over summer activities.