Pillar 4
Social Welfare & Community Safety
To support vulnerable residents while strengthening community-level engagement around safety, welfare and accountability.
Key Objectives
- 1Community food banks or food-support partnerships across the five Local Government Areas.
- 2Support for elderly residents, persons living with disabilities, low-income households, unemployed young people, vulnerable children, and women-led households.
- 3Community safety initiatives focused on raising documented concerns and supporting constructive engagement.
- 4Structured constituency reporting system providing periodic information to residents.
Detailed Approach
Community Food Support
Explore the establishment of community food banks or food-support partnerships across the five LGAs.
- Food producers
- Supermarkets
- Restaurants
- Charitable organisations
- Religious and community organisations
- Development agencies
- Private donors
Support for Vulnerable Households
Advocate for stronger access to existing social-protection programmes.
- Elderly residents
- Persons living with disabilities
- Low-income households
- Unemployed young people
- Vulnerable children
- Women-led households
Community Safety
Safety is a shared responsibility involving federal, state, local and community institutions.
Open Representation
A structured constituency reporting system should provide residents with periodic information.
- Legislative activities
- Major policy interventions
- Constituency engagements
- Supported programmes
- Project status
- Community petitions and responses
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