Community Safety Month

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The Community Safety Month mind map template organizes 54 stakeholders across 8 sectors for Western Australia's safety campaign. It covers Corporate Sector (Exxon Mobil, RAC, Satterley), Shopping Centres (Belmont Forum, Phoenix Shopping Centre), Reference Group Stakeholder (WA Police, Office of Road Safety), Local Government (City of Melville, City of Stirling), Not-for-profit stakeholders (The Luke Adams Foundation, Gay and Lesbian Community Services of WA Inc.), WA State Government Departments (Department of Communities, Department of Housing), Other stakeholders (Tompkins on Swan, Albany Injury Prevention Association), and Media (Radio West, The West Australian). This Community Safety Month mind map template provides a ready-to-use stakeholder mapping structure for campaign coordinators, government agencies, and community organizations to track partnerships and outreach. The visual layout uses a central root with eight color-coded branches, each listing specific organizations verbatim, making it easy to identify gaps and assign responsibilities.

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When to use this template

Campaign coordinators and local government safety officers

Kicking off a community safety month campaign and need to map all potential partners and stakeholders.

Marketing and communications teams in non-profits or government

Reviewing existing partnerships and identifying gaps in media or corporate sponsorship.

Project managers and grant writers

Preparing a stakeholder engagement report for a funding body or steering committee.

How to use this template

Step 1

Open and Review Stakeholder Categories

Launch the template in Xmind to explore the eight predefined sectors and their associated stakeholder branches.

Step 2

Customize and Expand Network Nodes

Edit existing stakeholder names or add new child nodes to include additional organizations relevant to your specific safety campaign.

Step 3

Finalize and Share Campaign Map

Update the contact details within the notes and export your completed stakeholder map as an image or PDF for team distribution.

Frequently asked questions

What's included in the Community Safety Month mind map template?

The template includes 54 stakeholders organized into 8 sectors: Corporate, Shopping Centres, Reference Group, Local Government, Not-for-profit, State Government, Other stakeholders, and Media. Each sector lists specific organizations like WA Police, City of Melville, and RAC.

How do I use this template for planning a safety campaign?

Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then review each branch to identify which stakeholders are already engaged and which need outreach. You can add notes, deadlines, or contact info to each node.

Is this Community Safety Month template editable and printable?

Yes, the template is fully editable in Xmind. You can add, remove, or reorganize nodes. Export as PDF or image for printing.

Can I customize the stakeholder list for my own region?

Absolutely. Replace the existing organizations under each branch with your local stakeholders. The structure is designed to be adapted for any community safety initiative.

What is the Reference Group Stakeholder branch used for?

It groups key advisory bodies like WA Police, Office of Road Safety, and Surf Life Saving WA that provide expert guidance and resources for the campaign.

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