The SafeTO dashboard presents metrics to describe the activities and impact of key community safety and wellbeing initiatives. These initiatives provide a holistic approach to improving outcomes for community safety, gun violence and, program prevention and intervention in Toronto.

Information in the SafeTO dashboard is organized by three response levels:

  • Prevention – the reduction of risks by proactively implementing measures, investments, policies or programs to reduce priority risks before they result in crime, victimization or harm
  • Intervention – the mitigation of elevated risk situations by involving multiple sectors to address or interrupt escalating situations
  • Response and Recovery – the immediate response to urgent incident and the support and long-term social development for communities

These metrics include program outputs, financial investments and incident trends. The data originates from different City-led community safety programs and will be updated as new information becomes available. Learn more about supports that are working to make Toronto’s communities safer & SafeTO, Toronto’s 10-Year Community Safety and Wellbeing Plan.

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Theme: Affordability Active Affordable Rental Developments

Trend Analysis

Notes

The Affordable and Seniors' Housing Task Force identified several strategies and actions to address the need for more affordable rental housing for low- and moderate-income households, and the need for more housing choices for seniors.

  • Lead by example by ensuring that the Region is strategic, proactive and anticipatory, and is ready to champion affordable rental and seniors' housing.
  • Overcome the barriers that are preventing affordable rental and seniors' housing by reducing risks, increasing certainty and offsetting costs.
  • Partner and build support for affordable housing through improved education, communication, outreach and awareness, and by supporting partners who are in the business of creating and maintaining affordable rental and/or seniors' housing in Durham Region.
  • Showcase best practices and share information to build Durham Region's reputation as an affordable housing and seniors' housing exemplar, fit for imitation by others.
  • Advocate responsibly to senior levels of government for affordable and suitable housing that meets the needs of all.
  • Monitor progress and report on results to ensure that objectives are being met and that success is being realized through on-the-ground action.
 

Footnotes:

The data is subject to change as a result of monthly data cleaning and auditing procedures for maintaining accuracy and integrity. Please note the possibility of late report entries, resulting in subsequent updates and adjustments to the data presented. The partners strive to include all relevant information accurately, even if it becomes available after the initial release. The presented data may be revised and updated to ensure the most accurate and up-to-date information available. Metrics may be updated, added or decommissioned as needed.