National studies
The Respect website describes what an anti-social behaviour strategy is and the type of things it should contain (external link).
The Crime Reduction website gives guidance on assessing the nature of local anti-social behaviour problems and formulating a strategy to tackle them (external link).
The Respect website outlines the benefits of partnership working (external link), and provides links to resources on partnership working in CDRPs and LSPs.
Written for the Home Office 'Not in my Neighbourhood Week', this handbook contains useful tips on handling the media and ideas for promoting the work you are doing locally (external link).
Charities Evaluation Services provide a range of downloadable resources on monitoring, evaluation and measuring outcomes (external link).
The Home Office Crime Reduction Centre 'Passport to Evaluation' outlines what evaluation is, and the process for carrying out an evaluation (external link).
The Crime Reduction site gives guidance on tracking progress and achievements, and a sample evaluation framework (external link).
IDeA guidance on tools to help services focus on outcomes (external link).
The 'Hear by Right' website developed by the National Youth Agency contains a large range of resources and quality standards for involving young people in your organisation (external link).
The Every Child Matters website contains links to a number of resources giving guidance on how to involve young people in participation (external link).
IDeA website outlines the commissioning cycle referred to by government departments (external link), and gives guidance for elected members on their role in commissioning.
Every Child Matters (external link) website has guidance available to download on publicising activities to young people.
IDeA children's services scrutiny toolkit (external link) gives ideas for scoping scrutiny topics.