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MCPF - Towards Utopian Crime-Free Community

In tandem with the coordinated efforts of the government and other private organizations, Malaysia Crime Prevention Foundation is established with the aim to instill awareness among the public about the importance of crime prevention in Malaysia. Since the MCPF’s formation 1993, the foundation has initiated several programmes nationwide to emphasize the need for public participation in preventing crime. Among the programmes were the pilot projects such as the safe-city concept.

 
News, Updates and Featured Articles - Updated 25th June 2008

Insurer steps in with policy, Complimentary cover for Rakan Cop programme - The Star, 09/5/2008

 

Rakan Cop terima 250,000 maklumat - Berita Harian, 07/5/2008

 

Have courses that teach kids to be more wary, The Star - 31/3/2008

 

Program latih murid waspada elak diculik, Berita Harian - 31/3/2008

 

Polis mahu kurangkan masa pegawai hadir di mahkamah, Berita Harian - 31/3/2008

 

Keep Community Safe, The Star - 06/02/2008

 

   
Projects and Activities

Free Personal Accident Insurance for Rakan Cop Members (NEW!!)

Offering of free insurance benefits to all rakan cop members nationwide, in collaboration with MCPF and PDRM.

Details:
SMS Text : AIA YES <newIC with no spacing> <name>
SEND to 32728.

Reply will be charged 50 sen.

Click here for more details...

Crime Prevention Clubs (CPC)

CPC in secondary schools were established nationwide to promote crime prevention awareness among pupils and enhance their knowledge of law enforcement.

Safe City Initiative

Safe City Initiative is the brainchild of one of MCPF Exco members, Datin Seri Dr. Halimaton Saadiah bte Hashim, who is also the Director of Town and Country Planning Selangor. The idea makes its first debut on June 2, 1998 during MCPF Exco Meeting and after much research and discussion, was launched on October 26, 1998. The first area chosen was Bangsar.