Keeping up-to-date with industry best practice and new regulations in early intervention, collaborative work practices, safe data sharing and safeguarding for vulnerable people is at the heart of our business and innovations. This is a place to share what we learn.
Across policing, safeguarding and community safety, identifying vulnerability before it escalates into crisis is a key challenge. Whether it is a child at risk of exploitation, an adult experiencing domestic more →
Youth anti-social behaviour (ASB) is often the visible symptom of a repeating pattern. A basic definition could be: concentrated harm to community. It’s harm concentrated in specific places and times. more →
Community engagement in policing shifts safety from reactive to proactive by fostering trust, collaboration, and active participation, reducing crime and antisocial behavior through connected, empowered neighborhoods.
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England & Wales’ police forces received 963,847 reports of anti-social behavior in 2025. This figure indicates a 0.89% increase in reports compared to the previous year’s data. So, the overall crime more →
Sussex Police has halved the average number of days it takes to progress Restorative Justice Cases from Referral to finalisation since introducing ECINS.
Elize Manning, RJ Coordinator, Sussex Police
The time savings we’ve been able to make since using ECINS has been enormous. We’ve been able to significantly cut down the time we spend on data entry and searching for information. It is just so quick!
Chris Day, Housing Support Worker, 180° Norfolk, UK
As ECINS is accessible remotely, officers can upload information on their i-pads when out on the street so they are actively addressing live operations.
Claire Hardy, Senior Practitioner (Crime & ASB) – City Wide Operations, Public Protection & Licensing Directorate, Westminster City Council
Our partnership and the ECINS platforms will give the AMHC a competitive edge and place us at the cutting edge of monitoring and evaluation for Aboriginal men who use intimate partner violence (IPV).
Devon Cuimara, Founder CEO, Aboriginal Males Healing Centre
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