CCC Elizibeth court community engagement day

CCC Elizibeth court community engagement day

Cardo Canterbury joined Canterbury City Council and other local organisations, (food bank, citizens advice etc) to deliver an engagement with arts and craft activities for Elizebeth Court families.

Kelly from the Cardo office with Ben from Cardo Health and Safety, engaged with the community with arts crafts and games for children (and some adults) with the opportunity for Residents to report any repairs or answer any repair enquires. None reported or taken.

Cardo also brought along garden games, including soft archery.

Fire brigade visit, potting plants stand by CCC, who also supplied ices on the hot day for children.

Council representatives and Ben judged the Cardo colouring competition; two winners pleased with their wins. Presented by Lizzie from Canterbury City Council.

‘Community engagement brings residents, local authorities, and police together to report, prevent, and fix anti-social behaviour (ASB). It relies on open communication, local trust, and shared problem-solving to improve neighbourhoods. The government outlines coordinated responses in the Anti-Social Behaviour Action Plan’