Woodstock residents outraged after woman shot and killed
CAPE TOWN - Residents of Woodstock are still reeling after a woman was shot and killed in the area on Monday evening....
Together for a Safer Woodstock
The Woodstock Community Police Forum (CPF) was established to build trust, cooperation, and effective communication between the Woodstock community and the South African Police Service (SAPS).
About Us
Our History
Recognised under the SAPS Act, CPFs are essential to community-led safety initiatives, and our Woodstock CPF is one of the most active and inclusive in Cape Town.
Formed in response to growing safety concerns and the need for constructive dialogue between residents and police, the Woodstock CPF brings together neighbourhood watches, NGOs, residents’ associations, business owners, and everyday citizens. We believe a safer community begins with an informed, empowered, and united public.
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Why Choose Us
Join Our Discussion Forum
Our online Community Safety Forum offers a central place for Woodstock residents to raise concerns, report suspicious activity, ask questions, and suggest safety solutions. This space strengthens our collective effort and allows issues to be identified and addressed in real time.
Use the forum to:
- Share crime reports and observations
- Alert neighbours to safety concerns
- Discuss challenges like noise complaints, dumping, or vagrancy
- Stay informed on CPF events and SAPS briefings
Our Services
How We Assist the Community
Whether it’s housebreaking, vandalism, or social challenges like homelessness and substance abuse, the CPF ensures your voice is heard and your safety is prioritised.. The Woodstock CPF plays a vital role in local safety and crime prevention by:
Support your Community & Donate Now
Support from the community helps the Woodstock CPF fund vital safety initiatives and skills training that empower local residents, reduce crime, and create employment pathways. Your donation strengthens neighbourhood watches, supports youth programs, and builds a safer, more resilient Woodstock for everyone—by the community, for the community.
FAQs
Frequently AskedQuestions
This FAQ section is designed to help Woodstock residents understand how the CPF supports their safety and how to get involved. Below are common questions we receive and clear answers to guide your participation.
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Get In Touch
If you’d like to raise a concern, attend a CPF meeting, or join a neighbourhood watch, please reach out. We value every resident’s voice in creating a safer Woodstock.