ASB Help aims to provide information and advice to interested parties and members of the public involved with and suffering from anti-social behaviour. We believe there is a clear need for coordinated information and advice that is readily accessible to those who need it.
Our website focuses on equipping victims of anti-social behaviour with the necessary tools to effectively report it…
Important: The ‘ASB Case Review’ is now known as the ‘ASB Case Review’.
DON’T SUFFER IN SILENCE
Anti-social behaviour can take over your life. It can also last for a long time and you may need some help to cope with that.
Don’t let it take control of you.
We believe the most common emotions that victims of anti-social behaviour experience are fear, frustration and fury:
The police, local authority and housing association can only act if you report a problem to them. Don’t suffer in silence.
If you report it, you might stop the same problem happening again.
You may feel like you have nowhere to turn for help. You may have reported the anti-social behaviour but no-one seems to be doing anything and no-one is listening. The ASB Case Review has been designed for you.
If you (or others) have reported an incident 3 or more times within a 6 month period and not received a satisfactory response, you can activate the ASB Case Review (also known as ASB Case Review) through your Local Authority. This has been designed to give you, the victim, the right to demand that agencies deal with persistent anti-social behaviour.
Use our Interactive Guide to help you report anti-social behaviour to the right agency in the right way.
Mail Address
ASB Help
3-4 Hankey Place
London
SE1 4BB
ASB Help will always endeavour to work collaboratively with practitioners and partner agencies across England and Wales to promote and attain the best possible outcome for the victim. It is our hope that our expertise and experience will be used as an asset by practitioners in all cases that we consult on, however it must be noted that we do NOT have jurisdiction over local agencies and cannot compel partners to undertake specific action.
We will continue to offer objective advice to victims and practitioners alike and hope that in doing so we can promote best practice in ASB case management as well as raising awareness of victims rights.
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