MAIDENHEAD COMMUNITY WATCH ASSOCIATION
Security Items for Vulnerable & Elderly
Maidenhead Community Watch Association (MCWA), as part of its commitment to fostering a safe and secure community, has successfully initiated this project and wishes to introduce it to more participants..
The safety of your home and your overall well-being are of paramount importance. That's why we are offering a free Home Security Assessment to residents within Maidenhead. .
This initiative is being financially supported by generous assistance from The Prince Philip Trust Fund, Thames Valley Police Windsor & Maidenhead LPA, the Louis Baylis Trust and Maidenhead Lions.
The first step is a free home security survey, to be conducted by a trained operator, who will assess the security of your property for any potential vulnerability and will then make recommendations on how you can improve your safety and security.
On offer are various security items such as alarms, timers, fake TVs, etc, all of which are available, at no cost, courtesy of MCWA, for those who cannot afford to purchase their own. Further, we can supply and fit, with the help of our volunteer tradesmen, additional security items such as fake cameras, door chains and exterior lights.
To benefit from the above, you will need to -
Reside in Maidenhead and be considered as Vulnerable or Elderly
What do we mean by Vulnerable or Elderly?
A vulnerable adult is defined as someone who can’t easily take care of themselves or it might be someone who is unable to protect themselves against significant harm or exploitation.
Elderly, for the purposes of this project, means over 80 years of age.
Your safety matters to us, and together, we can build a safer and more resilient community.
If you would like to have a free home security survey, we would be delighted to hear from you. Contact -
jrdmcw@gmail.com
