The Commissioner can make a crime and disorder reduction grant to any person or organisation in Merseyside helping to tackle these issues in the region.

These grants are used to help the Commissioner achieve the aims in her Police and Crime Plan while making Merseyside a safer place to live.

In 2022/23, the Commissioner awarded grants totalling £1.971m to Merseyside Police, the region's Community Safety Partnerships and two voluntary sector organisations - Positive Futures and Everton in the Community - to help her achieve her key priorities in building stronger and safer communities.

These grants are used to prevent and cut crime, reduce re-offending and improve community safety.

Please find a summary of the grants awarded for 2022/23.

The Community Safety Partnerships for each Local Authority may produce an annual report or delivery plan to detail the work they carry out using this funding and funding from other sources.

Please find links to these organisations below:

Details of previous Crime and Disorder Reduction Grants