There are a number of tasks a co-ordinator can become involved with, and these can be discussed in detail when a scheme is set up. Setting up your scheme. No matter how long your journey, it always starts with one step. Don't think about the broad benefits that Neighbourhood Watch brings, like reducing crime or reducing the fear of crime. Think about the specific problems you have and how Neighbourhood Watch can reduce them.
Every area has different problems.
Some of the situations you want to tackle will be unique to your area. Once you've identified the problems you have in your area, think about the activities you want within your Neighbourhood Watch to help you solve them. In other words, what you can do as a group to achieve something. You need to think of the resources that will help you carry out your activities. Communication Communication is the fuel which neighbourhood Watch runs on.