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CTC in Europe

What is publicly documented about Communities That Care in each country: current processes, past projects and survey adaptations, and the organisations behind them. This site compiles public information and does not speak for the organisations or initiatives named. Every entry is sourced and dated; organisations are named when they have agreed to it or when their role is documented in public sources.

Countries with documented activity
11
EU-funded projects since 2008
4

Organisations are named when they have agreed to it or when their CTC role is documented in public sources; each entry says which. Countries are shown as soon as CTC activity there is documented, including past projects.

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Legend

Established
CTC processes have run here for years, with a partner organisation that trains and supports communities.
Piloting
First communities are going through the five phases; results are not in yet.
Adapting
The method and the survey are being adapted to the country; no community process yet.
Survey adapted
The CTC youth survey has been translated and tested here, mostly through EU projects; no community process is known.
Past projects
CTC ran here in the past, as a programme or an EU project; no current activity is known.
CTC municipalities (61)
Communities running a CTC process: in Germany as on the German site, elsewhere as listed in the directory; dots without names.
Schools in Germany (143)
Schools That Care and Weitblick: the process adapted to a single school; dots without names.

Last reviewed 16 September 2026

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Continues the work of the EU-funded CTC European Network (2013–2015).

Beyond the municipality

Starting in the school, aiming at the municipality

It often takes years before a municipality or a district begins a CTC process. The youth survey is collected in schools anyway, so the process can also start inside one school: in Germany as Schools That Care and Weitblick, the light dots on the map.

The reasoning is simple. A community needs a mandate, a coordinator and a budget before its first survey, and that can take a long time. The data the process rests on, the anonymous youth survey, is collected in schools regardless, and in the US trial most of the tested programmes that the communities chose were delivered in schools. It can therefore make sense to begin inside a single school, with its own steering group, its own survey results and its own prevention plan. The aim does not change: after the school process, the data are carried across the interfaces, ideally into a CTC process at municipal level. The school is a first step, not a substitute for it.

In Germany this meets an obligation. Schools have been required by law to draw up prevention concepts, and the CTC survey gives them a sound basis for one. Schools That Care (STC) started as a cooperation of FINDER e.V. with the Crime Prevention Council of Lower Saxony: over about two years, a steering group of school management, teachers, school social work, parents and pupils runs the CTC phases inside one school, from the survey through a stocktake of what the school already offers to a written prevention plan with tested programmes from the Grüne Liste Prävention, the German register. Weitblick is its further development into a programme for schools of all types across Germany, free for the schools, funded by the Association of Private Health Insurers (PKV-Verband) from 2022 to 2026 and evaluated externally by Hannover Medical School (MHH) in a quasi-experimental sequential design with 72 schools in six waves. First school-level analyses of 11 intervention and 29 control schools report that the adoption of science-based prevention and cross-sector cooperation improved in the intervention schools only.

For this work the CTC youth survey was extended by further instruments, among them modules on media use, on physical activity and nutrition, and on sexualised violence. These modules are in turn available to municipalities that run the full CTC process, so that a school survey and a community survey can rest on the same questionnaire.

Sources (5)
  1. Fagan, A. A., Brooke-Weiss, B., Cady, R., & Hawkins, J. D. (2009). If at First You Don't Succeed ... Keep Trying: Strategies to Enhance Coalition/ School Partnerships to Implement School-Based Prevention Programming. Australian & New Zealand Journal of Criminology, 42(3), 387–405. doi.org/10.1375/acri.42.3.387In the library →
  2. Röding, D., von Holt, I., Decker, L., & Walter, U. (2026). „Capacity building“ an Schulen – Schullevelanalysen zur Effektivität der Intervention WEITBLICK. Prävention und Gesundheitsförderung. doi.org/10.1007/s11553-026-01352-6In the library →
  3. Röding, D., Lenz, M.-C., Decker, L., von Holt, I., & Walter, U. (2025). Study protocol of a quasi-experimental evaluation of the school-based prevention system Weitblick. Springer Science and Business Media LLC. doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-6367600/v1In the library →
  4. Röding, D., Lenz, M.-C., von Holt, I., Decker, L., & Walter, U. (2025). Einflussfaktoren der Implementation von Präventionsstrategien – Validierung eines Messinstruments für den Schulkontext. Prävention und Gesundheitsförderung, 21(2), 322–328. doi.org/10.1007/s11553-025-01208-5In the library →
  5. von Heyden, M., Hayn, K., & Voit, V. (2025). Schule trifft Kommune: Ein Beispiel für datengestützte, Setting übergreifende Prävention und Gesundheitsförderung. Das Gesundheitswesen, 87. doi.org/10.1055/s-0045-1802083In the library →

Network

Backed by Europe, meeting at EUSPR

The European Union has co-funded Communities That Care in Europe three times since 2008 and co-funds an Estonian pilot today, and since 2025 the European CTC groups hold a network meeting at the EUSPR conference each year.

EU-funded projects

Annual meeting2011–2026

EUSPR annual conference

The European Society for Prevention Research brings prevention scientists and practitioners together every autumn. The European CTC groups use the pre-conference day and the programme to meet, compare adaptations and plan joint work: a network meeting in Ljubljana 2015, a CTC workshop in Cremona 2024, the European Network Meeting with the University of Washington in Berlin 2025, and Dublin 2026.

Most recent
Dublin, 15 – 18 September 2026

Website ↗Source ↗

CTC in the conference programmes

EUSPR

CTC at EUSPR 2026, Dublin

Conference 2026, 15 – 18 September 2026. Sessions with a Communities That Care focus, taken from the official programme; titles as printed.

15 September 2026

  1. 09:00–12:30Meeting

    Communities That Care (CTC) European Meeting

    Frederick Groeger-Roth (Ministry of Justice of Lower Saxony / State Prevention Council of Lower Saxony); Margaret Kuklinski (University of Washington)

16 September 2026

  1. 11:00–11:15Talk

    First Pilot Implementation of the Communities That Care Youth Survey in Ireland: Key Findings from a School-Based Community Sample

    Katy Tobin (Trinity College Dublin, public health and primary care); Catherine O'Donoghue (Trinity College Dublin, public health and primary care); Darren Shanahan (Foróige); Steven Joyce (Substance Use Regional Forum (SURF))

  2. 11:00–12:30Campfire

    Evaluating environmental and system-based preventive interventions: what are suitable methods, and how and when should they be used?

    Ina Koning (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam); Claire Collin (Inserm Université Paris Cité); Charlotte De Kock (Universiteit Gent); Nick Axford (University of Plymouth)

  3. 14:45–15:45Poster

    Community Readiness in Communities Implementing the Comunidades Que Cuidam (CQC) System in Brazil

    Guilherme Gomes Silva (Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina - UFSC); Tatiana Minchoni (UFSC); Charlene Thurow (UFSC); Eric Brown (University of Miami); Daniela Ribeiro Schneider (UFSC)

  4. 14:45–15:45Poster

    “Project Overview: Development of a Methodology for the Digital Assessment of Risk and Protective Factors and the Prevalence of Risk Behaviours as a Foundation for Strategic Planning of Prevention in the Community (DIGIPREV)”

    Martina Ferić (University of Zagreb, Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Sciences, Laboratory for Prevention Research); Josipa Mihić (University of Zagreb); Miranda Novak (University of Zagreb); Katarina Serdar Čerpnjak (University of Zagreb); Matea Škrlec (University of Zagreb); Lucija Šutić Barbarić (University of Zagreb)

  5. 16:15–17:45Campfire

    Integrating Evaluation and Quality Systems at Scale: AI-Enhanced Quality Monitoring and Improvement in School-Based Prevention

    Maram Salem (FINDER e.V.); Dominik Röding (Hannover Medical School)

17 September 2026

  1. 10:00–11:30Symposium

    Implementing the five phases of Communities That Care to support health equity: Lessons from around the world

    Margaret Kuklinski (University of Washington); Nicole Eisenberg (University of Washington); Epp Kerge (National Institute for Health Development); Karin Streimann (National Institute for Health Development); Darren Shanahan (Foróige); Dalene Beaulieu (University of Washington); Birgitta Månsson (Swedish Institute for Applied Prevention Science); Mats Glans (Swedish Institute for Applied Prevention Science); Sara Heide (Swedish Institute for Applied Prevention Science); Frederick Groeger-Roth (Ministry of Justice of Lower Saxony)

  2. 14:45–15:00Talk

    Building Capacity for School-Based Prevention and Health Promotion: Early Results from a Quasi-Experimental Study in Germany

    Isabell von Holt (Hannover Medical School); Lea Decker (Hannover Medical School); Ulla Walter (Hannover Medical School); Dominik Röding (Hannover Medical School)

  3. 15:45–16:00Talk

    A Scoping Review of Longitudinal Risk and Protective Factors for Young Adult Substance Use: Implications for Equitable Prevention

    Jennifer Duckworth (Washington State University); Kristi Morrison (Washington State University); Kimberly Klein (Washington State University); Madeline Fodor (Washington State University); Anaderi Iniguez (Washington State University)

18 September 2026

  1. 10:30–10:45Talk

    The CRIA Program – Prevention and Citizenship: A Multi-Level and Intersectoral Strategy for Evidence-Based Prevention in Brazil

    Viviane Paula Santos Rocha (Ministry of Justice Brazil); Marta Rodrigues de Assis Machado (Ministry of Justice Brazil); Ana Luiza Villela de Viana Bandeira (Ministry of Justice Brazil); Nara Araújo (Ministry of Justice Brazil); Mayara Santos (Ministry of Justice Brazil); Elislaine Cristina Pereira de Souza (Ministry of Justice Brazil)

  2. 11:15–11:30Talk

    From Supply to Demand: What If School-Based Prevention Has a Marketing Problem?

    Vivien Voit (FINDER Akademie); Katrin Hayn (FINDER Akademie)

Source: EUSPR 2026 programme (Ex Ordo, euspr2026.exordo.com; detailed PDF version of 9 September 2026) ↗

EUSPR

CTC at EUSPR 2025, Berlin

Conference 2025, 23 – 26 September 2025. Sessions with a Communities That Care focus, taken from the official programme; titles as printed.

23 September 2025

  1. 10:45–17:00Meeting

    Communities That Care - Prävention nach Maß

    Communities That Care – prevention made to measure (German national CTC meeting)

    Maximilian von Heyden (FINDER e.V.); Katrin Hayn (FINDER e.V.); Vivien Voit (FINDER e.V.); Frederick Groeger-Roth (Ministry of Justice Lower Saxony)

  2. 11:00–11:45Talk

    Communities That Care: Vom 5-Phasen-Modell zur nachhaltigen Wirkung – Erkenntnisse aus 15 Jahren CTC in Deutschland

    Communities That Care: from the five-phase model to lasting impact – fifteen years of CTC in Germany

    Dominik Röding (Hannover Medical School); Frederick Groeger-Roth (Ministry of Justice Lower Saxony)

  3. 13:30–15:00Talk

    Handlungsempfehlungen für die Implementation von Communities That Care

    Recommendations for implementing Communities That Care

    Ulla Walter (Institut für Epidemiologie, Sozialmedizin und Gesundheitssystemforschung an der Medizinischen Hochschule Hannover)

  4. 13:30–15:00Talk

    CTC als Steuerungsinstrument in der Jugendhilfeplanung

    CTC as a steering instrument in youth-services planning

    Janni Mouratidis (Stadt Wolfsburg, Jugendhilfeplanung)

  5. 13:30–16:30Meeting

    Communities That Care: European Network Meeting

    Frederick Groeger-Roth (Ministry of Justice Lower Saxony); Margaret Kuklinski (University of Washington, Social Development Research Group)

  6. 15:15–16:45Talk

    Programme sind nicht alles: Die Soziale Entwicklungsstrategie als Erfolgsrezept

    Programmes are not everything: the Social Development Strategy as the recipe for success

    Vivien Voit (FINDER e.V.); Katrin Hayn (FINDER e.V.)

  7. 15:15–16:45Talk

    Kommunale Prävention und Gesundheitsförderung finanzieren – am Beispiel von CTC und dem PrävG

    Funding municipal prevention and health promotion – the example of CTC and the German Prevention Act

    Mandy Tuxhorn

24 September 2025

  1. 11:00–12:30Symposium

    Symposium 1A: The Guiding Good Choices Parenting Program: Preventing substance use and mental health concerns by supporting families across the prevention continuum

    Margaret Kuklinski (University of Washington, Social Development Research Group); Dalene Beaulieu (University of Washington); Nicole Eisenberg (University of Washington); Eva-Lotta Björk (Prevention Sverige); Rivka Schwartz (SAR High School); Mats Glans (Swedish Institute for Applied Prevention Science); Birgitta Månsson (Swedish Institute for Applied Prevention Science); Sara Heide (Swedish Institute for Applied Prevention Science); Romina Veas (San Carlos de Maipo Foundation); Raul Perry (San Carlos de Maipo Foundation); Marcelo Sanchez (San Carlos de Maipo Foundation); Crisitian Meneses; Jim Leighty

25 September 2025

  1. 09:00–09:15Talk

    How Communities That Care strengthens evidence-based practice in Germany – community-level analyses

    Dominik Röding (Hannover Medical School); Isabell von Holt (Hannover Medical School); Lea Decker (Hannover Medical School); Sibel Ünlü (Hannover Medical School); Ulla Walter (Hannover Medical School)

  2. 09:15–09:30Talk

    Green List Prevention: Risk and Protective Factors for Physical Activity and Nutrition to Expand the Evidence Register

    Katharina Bremer (Hannover Medical School); Ricarda Brender (Hannover Medical School); Frederick Groeger-Roth (Ministry of Justice Lower Saxony); Ulla Walter (Hannover Medical School)

  3. 09:45–10:00Talk

    Factors Influencing the Effectiveness of Communities That Care: A Meta-Analysis on System Change Outcomes in Germany

    Dominik Röding (Hannover Medical School); Isabell von Holt (Hannover Medical School); Lea Decker (Hannover Medical School); Sibel Ünlü (Hannover Medical School); Ulla Walter (Hannover Medical School)

  4. 11:15–11:30Talk

    Factors that Contribute to the Cultural Adaptation of Communities That Care for Romania: A Thematic Key Informant Analysis

    Alexandria Scarlett (University of Miami); Angie Gaitan; Claudia Bonilla (University of Miami); Eric C. Brown (University of Miami); Filip Bogdan Serban Dragan (University of Miami); Leslie Leve (University of Oregon); Veronica Paley (University of Miami)

  5. 11:45–12:30Campfire

    Campfire 3B: Building Sustainable Prevention Systems: Navigating CTC Implementation Across European Contexts

    Vivien Voit (FINDER e.V.); Birgitta Månsson (Swedish Institute for Applied Prevention Science); Epp Kerge (National Institute for Health Development); Frederick Groeger-Roth (Ministry of Justice Lower Saxony); Katrin Hayn (FINDER e.V.); Margaret Kuklinski (University of Washington, Social Development Research Group); Nicole Eisenberg (University of Washington, Social Development Research Group); Triin Vilms (National Institute for Health Development)

  6. 12:30–13:30Poster

    An alternative strategy for the development, testing, and dissemination of a program for parents and teachers in Central America: The Miles de Manos collaborative

    Charles Martinez (The University of Texas at Austin); J. Mark Eddy (The University of Texas at Austin)

  7. 12:30–13:30Poster

    Students' perception of risk and protective factors in the school environment and their reaction to peer violence

    Matea Belošević (University of Zagreb); Katarina Serdar Čerpnjak; Martina Ferić

  8. 14:30–16:00Symposium

    Symposium 4A: Preparing for Communities that Care: Building Readiness and Infrastructure for Science-based Community Prevention

    Nicole Eisenberg (University of Washington); Steven Joyce (County Kildare SW Regional Drug and Alcohol Task Force); Darren Shanahan (County Lois SW Drugs Prevention & Education Initiative); Dalene Beaulieu (University of Washington); Mats Glans (Swedish Institute for Applied Prevention Science); Karin Streimann (National Institute for Health Development); Frederick Groeger-Roth (Ministry of Justice Lower Saxony); Margaret Kuklinski (University of Washington, Social Development Research Group); Birgitta Månsson (Swedish Institute for Applied Prevention Science); Katarina Bremer; Ricarda Brender; Ulla Walter

Source: EUSPR 2025 timetable (conference.euspr.org, Indico) ↗

Results

Last reviewed 16 September 2026

Europe

Country directory

Every country with documented CTC activity, past or present, its status and the organisations behind it. This directory compiles publicly available information; it does not speak for the organisations or initiatives named. Each entry rests on the sources listed and shows when it was last reviewed.

CountryStatusOrganisationsSources
Germanysince 2009EstablishedLast reviewed 16 September 2026

In Germany the process also runs inside single schools, as Schools That Care and Weitblick; on the map they are the light dots. More →

  1. Landespräventionsrat Niedersachsen. (n.d.). CTC – Communities That Care: Informationsportal. ctc-info.de
  2. FINDER e.V. (n.d.). Communities That Care in Deutschland. communities-that-care.de
Swedensince 2014EstablishedLast reviewed 16 September 2026
  1. Socialstyrelsen. (2025, March 27). Communities that Care (CTC) – exempel på brottsförebyggande metoder. socialstyrelsen.se/kunskapsstod-och-regler/omraden/barn-och-unga/unga-som-begar-brott/exempel-brottsforebyggande-metoder/communities-that-care-ctc/
  2. Sandvikens kommun. (n.d.). Hur Spira skapades. sandviken.se/kommunpolitik/trygghetfolkhalsaochforebyggandeverksamhet/spira/omspira/hurspiraskapades.32223.html
  3. Osby kommun. (2026, January 19). Osby kommun satsar långsiktigt på barn och ungas uppväxtvillkor [Press release]. osby.se/nyheter/nyheter-2026/2026/2026-01-19-osby-kommun-satsar-langsiktigt-pa-barn-och-ungas-uppvaxtvillkor.html
  4. Malmö stad. (2024, September 12). Kommunstyrelsen – aktuella beslut: Ansvaret för Malmö stads universella preventionsarbete flyttas [Press release]. malmo.se/Aktuellt/Artiklar-Malmo-stad/2024-09-12-Kommunstyrelsen---aktuella-beslut.html
  5. Malmö stad, Kommunfullmäktige. (2024, September 26). Protokoll KF 2024-09-26, § 190 Verksamhetsförändring inom Communities That Care (CTC) [Council minutes]. motenmedborgarportal.malmo.se/committees/kommunfullmaktige/mote-2024-09-26/protocol/protokoll-kf-2024-09-26pdf?downloadMode=open
  6. Public Partner (2023). Genomlysning av arbetet med Community that Cares (CTC): Malmö stad. Public Partner, Stockholm, on behalf of Malmö stad (Stadskontoret). motenmedborgarportal.malmo.se/welcome-sv/namnder-styrelser/kommunfullmaktige/mote-2024-09-26/agenda/rapport-public-partner-genomlysning-av-arbetet-med-community-that-cares-ctc-pdf?downloadMode=openIn the library →
  7. Malmö stad, Arbetsmarknads- och socialförvaltningen (2025). Rapport: Tidigare åtgärder och effekter av "Communities That Care". Malmö stad, Arbetsmarknads- och socialförvaltningen, Preventionsenheten. motenmedborgarportal.malmo.se/welcome-sv/namnder-styrelser/arbetsmarknads-och-socialnamnden/mote-2025-12-18/agenda/rapport-tidigare-atgarder-och-effekter-av-communities-that-carepdf?downloadMode=openIn the library →
Estoniasince 2022PilotingLast reviewed 16 September 2026
  1. Tervise Arengu Instituut. (n.d.). Communities that Care – hooliva kogukonna ennetusmudel. tai.ee/et/instituudist/koostoo/communities-care
  2. Tomberg, J. (2026, April 27). Building a locally led prevention system in Estonia. Joint Action PreventNCD. preventncd.eu/newsroom/news-updates/building-a-locally-led-prevention-system-in-estonia/
  3. Rakvere Linnavalitsus. (2026, April 6). Hoolivate kogukondade pilootprojekt jõudis Rakveres järgmisse etappi [Press release]. rakvere.ee/uudised/hoolivate-kogukondade-pilootprojekt-joudis-rakveres-jargmisse-etappi
  4. Siilbek, E., & Streimann, K. (2024). Adaptation of the Communities That Care Youth Survey for Use in Estonia: A Pilot Study. Journal of Prevention, 45(4), 483–500. doi.org/10.1007/s10935-024-00777-zIn the library →
  5. Siilbek, E., Streimann, K., & Vilms, T. (2023). Laste ja noorte riskikäitumise ning vaimse tervisega seotud riski- ja kaitsetegurid 2022. a Hooliva Kogukonna Noorteuuringu põhjal. Tervise Arengu Instituut. tai.ee/et/valjaanded/laste-ja-noorte-riskikaitumise-ning-vaimse-tervisega-seotud-riski-ja-kaitsetegurid-2022In the library →
Irelandsince 2025PilotingLast reviewed 16 September 2026
  1. Dillon, L. (2025). Communities That Care in Ireland. Drugnet Ireland, (91), 32–34. drugsandalcohol.ie/43357/In the library →
  2. Center for Communities That Care. (2025, March 4). Key leaders supporting CTC in Ireland. University of Washington. communitiesthatcare.net/2025/03/04/key-leaders-supporting-ctc-in-ireland/
  3. Tobin, K., O'Donoghue, C., Shanahan, D., & Joyce, S. (2026, September 16). First pilot implementation of the Communities That Care Youth Survey in Ireland [Conference presentation abstract]. 17th EUSPR Conference, Dublin, Ireland. euspr2026.exordo.com/api/papers/353
Greecesince 2022AdaptingLast reviewed 16 September 2026
  1. ΕΚΤΕΠΝ. (n.d.). Κοινότητες που Νοιάζονται: Έρευνα για την ανάδειξη των παραγόντων που συνδέονται με την υιοθέτηση συμπεριφορών υψηλού κινδύνου από τους/τις εφήβους/ες στην κοινότητα. ΕΠΙΨΥ. ektepn.gr/ctc
  2. ΕΚΤΕΠΝ [Greek Documentation and Monitoring Centre for Drugs] (2024). Κοινότητες που Νοιάζονται: Προσαρμογή στα ελληνικά, πιλοτική εφαρμογή και έλεγχος της αξιοπιστίας του ερωτηματολογίου. University Mental Health, Neurosciences and Precision Medicine Research Institute (UMHRI), Athens. ektepn.gr/ctc-2023In the library →
  3. Δήμος Κηφισιάς. (2024, October 21). Πλήθος κόσμου στην ημερίδα του ΚΠ Προνόη για τους εφήβους της Κηφισιάς [Press release]. kifissia.gr/plithos-kosmou-stin-imerida-tou-kp-pronoi-gia-tous-efivous-tis-kifisias/
Croatiasince 2002Survey adaptedLast reviewed 16 September 2026
  1. Istarska županija. (2014). Operativni plan aktivnosti 2014: Mentalno zdravlje djece i mladih [Operational plan]. istra-istria.hr/uploads/media/MZ_OPA_14.pdf
  2. Mihić, J., Novak, M., & Bašić, J. (2010). Zajednice koje brinu: CTC upitnik za djecu i mlade u procjeni potreba za preventivnim intervencijama. Ljetopis socijalnog rada, 17(3), 391–412. hrcak.srce.hr/64354In the library →
  3. Sveučilište u Zagrebu, Edukacijsko-rehabilitacijski fakultet. (2025). DIGIPREV – Razvoj metodologije digitalne procjene rizičnih i zaštitnih čimbenika (IIP-02-DIGIPREV, 1 October 2025 – 30 September 2029) [Project record]. CroRIS. croris.hr/projekti/projekt/15472
  4. Groeger-Roth, F., van den Hazel, B., & de Vries, R. (2016). Communities That Care in Europe 1998–2015. The implementation of a community based prevention strategy in Europe: Overview & experiences. Technical report on the CTC Implementation Guide. CTC European Network, with the financial support of the Prevention of and Fight against Crime Programme, European Commission. communities-that-care.eu/downloads/ctc-european-network-implementation-guide-2016.pdfIn the library →
  5. Bašić, J., Mihić, J., Novak, M., & Grozić-Živolić, S. (2011). Izvještaj evaluacijskog tima za Vijeće za prevenciju Grada Splita: procjena spremnosti, potreba i resursa. Sveučilište u Zagrebu, Edukacijsko-rehabilitacijski fakultet, Odsjek za poremećaje u ponašanju, for the UNDP–Ministry of the Interior project „Unaprjeđenje rada na izgradnji sustava prevencije kriminaliteta i podrška osnivanju koordinacijske jedinice za prevenciju kriminaliteta“ (2008–2011); hosted by Grad Split. split.hr/DesktopModules/Bring2mind/DMX/API/Entries/Download?language=hr-HR&Command=Core_Download&EntryId=4065&PortalId=0In the library →
  6. Serdar, K., Ferić, M., & Belošević, M. (2024). Spremnost zajednice za preventivna ulaganja. Kriminologija & socijalna integracija, 32(1), 104–124. doi.org/10.31299/ksi.32.1.6In the library →
Portugalsince 2022Survey adaptedLast reviewed 16 September 2026
  1. Henriques, S., & Rabelo, R. P. (2024). Adaptação do Communities That Care Youth Survey para Portugal: Um estudo piloto. Revista Foco, 17(12), Article e7361. doi.org/10.54751/revistafoco.v17n12-187In the library →
  2. Henriques, S., & Rabelo, R. P. (2023). Comunidades que Cuidam – Questionário a Jovens. Açores, Portugal. Relatório. CIES-Iscte, Iscte – Instituto Universitário de Lisboa. hdl.handle.net/10400.2/15013In the library →
Austria2013–2014Past projectsLast reviewed 16 September 2026
  1. Groeger-Roth, F., van den Hazel, B., & de Vries, R. (2016). Communities That Care in Europe 1998–2015. The implementation of a community based prevention strategy in Europe: Overview & experiences. Technical report on the CTC Implementation Guide. CTC European Network, with the financial support of the Prevention of and Fight against Crime Programme, European Commission. communities-that-care.eu/downloads/ctc-european-network-implementation-guide-2016.pdfIn the library →
  2. Krenmayr, D. (2014). Die Anwendung des „Communities That Care (CTC)“ – Jugendsurveys auf die Ebene oberösterreichischer Landgemeinden und Kleinstädte (am Beispiel der Marktgemeinde Sierning) [Master thesis, Masterstudienlehrgang Sucht- und Gewaltprävention in pädagogischen Handlungsfeldern (Jahrgang 2011–2014), Pädagogische Hochschule Oberösterreich, Linz]. Fonds Gesundes Österreich (hosting); Pädagogische Hochschule Oberösterreich, Linz (programme). fgoe.org/sites/fgoe.org/files/project-attachments/Krenmayr_Masterthesis.pdfIn the library →
Cyprus2006–2012Past projectsLast reviewed 16 September 2026
  1. Kapardis, A., Spanoudis, G., Kapardis, C., & Konstantinou, M. (2021). Cyprus. In D. P. Farrington, H. Jonkman, & F. Groeger-Roth (Eds.), Delinquency and Substance Use in Europe: Understanding Risk and Protective Factors (pp. 97–113). Springer. doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-58442-9_6In the library →
  2. Groeger-Roth, F., van den Hazel, B., & de Vries, R. (2016). Communities That Care in Europe 1998–2015. The implementation of a community based prevention strategy in Europe: Overview & experiences. Technical report on the CTC Implementation Guide. CTC European Network, with the financial support of the Prevention of and Fight against Crime Programme, European Commission. communities-that-care.eu/downloads/ctc-european-network-implementation-guide-2016.pdfIn the library →
United Kingdom1997–2009Past projectsLast reviewed 16 September 2026
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