Getting to know the people on your block is one of the cheapest, fastest ways to make a neighborhood safer. No budget, no permit, no waiting on anyone’s approval.
Hot Topic #165:
When the power goes out, a storm rolls through, or the heat just won’t let up, the first person at your door usually isn’t a first responder. It’s whoever lives closest.
Do you know your neighbors well enough to ask them for help in an emergency?
If you wanted to get to know your neighbors better this fall, what’s one thing you could do?
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Looking out for each other is how neighborhoods get safer, and it usually starts with one conversation.
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This reader wrote in asking how to start a women's group in her area. Read the advice for her below.