THE COMMUNITY SECURITY TRUST Registered Charity No: 1042391
The CST is responsible for the protection of over 600 communal buildings,
providing security at 1,000 communal events every year, and with 55 full time staff, 3,000 volunteers and 5 offices across the country,
ensures the safety and security of a vibrant thriving Jewish community. Today the CST works to protect the Jewish community, not only
against antisemitism, but also against terrorist threats.
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Antisemitic Incidents 594 antisemitic incidents were recorded
by the Community Security Trust (CST) in 2006. This is the highest annual total since The CST is the only national organisation to record and analyse antisemitic incidents in the This
figure maintains the long-term trend of rising incident levels in recent years. Antisemitic incidents have more than doubled since
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How the CST helps keep your community safe
Distribution of leaflets urging anti-Semitism reporting – Auschwitz
visit for Police officers – Streetwise courses for young people – CST trained security guards and volunteers protecting Jewish schools
– Protective window film for communal buildings – Security grants awarded to United synagogues – Security advice, co-ordination and
guidance for communal buildings
How you can help keep your community safe
Volunteer: You can become a trained volunteer
and help us keep communal events secure or you can participate in your school or synagogue security rota.
Report incidents: Report
antisemitic incidents that have happened to you or that you have witnessed. These could be anything from antisemitic emails to verbal
abuse shouted at you in the street.
In an emergency, contact the Police first on 999 and then the CST 24 hour emergency pager on 07659
101 668.
You can also report incidents online at www.thecst.org.uk
Donations: The CST provides all its services entirely free
of charge. We rely solely on the support and goodwill of the Jewish community.
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, would like to report an incident or would like to make a donation, please call the CST on 020 8457 9999.