Anti-social behaviour
Support and protection Making a complaint about anti-social behaviour can be a stressful and anxious experience and you may have concerns about your security or safety. It should be reassuring to know that the vast majority of complaints of anti-social behaviour are resolved quickly with informal action. All complaints are kept strictly confidential. Your identity will only be released with your explicit consent and only when required for legal proceedings in court. There are a number of ways we can support and protect you when you make a complaint or act as a witness in legal proceedings:
There is also support and counselling available from Victim Support in Wandsworth who can be contacted on 020-7223-1234 for general information and enquiries. They also operate a Victim Supportline 0845 30 30 900, which is open:
Our Allocations Scheme allows existing tenants facing an immediate risk to be granted Priority Rehousing Status. In very serious cases of anti-social behaviour where there is a real risk to your safety by acting as witness you can make an application to transfer to alternative accommodation. Your Estate Manager will assist you with completing the application forms and the Area Housing Manager will consider the application within 3 working days. If your application is approved you should receive an offer of suitable alternative accommodation within 8 weeks of the application. If your first language is not English, or you are deaf or use lip reading or sign language the following translation services are available:
For properties managed by Housing Contract Services, In emergencies please call 999. |