Comeunity will partner with diverse organizations to establish inclusive unity with all community organizations. The Safe Space 1st Program aims to achieve its objectives, mission, and vision through a multiphase rollout plan.

Phase 1: Partnerships-Unity:

• Development of partnerships with organizations to discover their goals and to develop a framework of mutual expectations.
• Conducting risk and liability assessments pertaining to the discovery in determining goals and expectations with our partners
• Creation of the Safe Space 1st Community Committee:
  The Safe Space 1st Community Committee will consist of partner groups, service professionals community leaders, business experts, and representation from diverse community groups

Phase 2: Framework-Action:

• Development of Guidelines for being deemed a safe space for certain classifications of space.
• Identifying Community spaces by their type of risk factor and specific needs
• Defining Data Collection Requirements and identification of key performance indicators
• Pilot of first community Designated Safe Spaces
• Baseline Subject matter to be released for the Safe Space 1st Training Portal
• Suggested Framework for the management of space for specific classifications of space.
• Personal safety services and other designated training as required by the needs and risk factors of spaces.
• Development of the Safe Space 1st app- Location services tool to locate safe spaces within areas.
• Re launch of the Block Parent chapter in Durham Region.

Phase 3: Alignment:

• Expansion of space Classifications
• Expansion of Designated Safe Spaces
• Expansion on subject matter released within the Safe Space 1st Training Portal
• Collection of data to assess the quality of safe space
• Deeper assessments on risk and liability (what is the liability to doing this program and having any involvement)
• Launch specific to spaces classified as business spaces.

Phase 4: Official Safe Space 1st Community:

• Develop and implement Continuity Plan
• Launch for spaces classified as emergency spaces and any remaining support spaces.
• Assessment of training, partnerships and community involvement recommendations sent for review to the Safe Space 1st Community committee.
• Launch of Safe Space 1st hot line
• Safe Space 1st Community signage displayed throughout communities.