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Religious institutions
Places of worship welcome everyone while keeping their congregations safe.
Security at a place of worship must be respectful and calm, never intimidating. It usually means a calm presence at entrances, support during services and large gatherings, and the protection of buildings and property through the week.
Typical risks
- Large gatherings at services, festivals and conventions
- Theft of offerings, equipment and property
- Buildings left empty between services
- Vehicles and car parks on busy days
- Emergencies in crowded halls
How we protect it
- Courteous officers at entrances and car parks
- Crowd and event teams for festivals and conventions
- Patrols and alarms for buildings between services
- Cameras on entrances, offices and stores
- Fire equipment and evacuation plans for crowded halls
Services often combined
- Manned guarding: entrances and car parks
- Crowd control: festivals and large services
- Event security: conventions and special occasions
- Alarms and panic buttons: offices and buildings between services
Questions clients ask
Will officers respect our customs?
Yes. Your customs and expectations go into the post instructions, and officers are briefed on them.
Can you cover only our main services?
Cover is planned around your calendar, from weekly services to festivals.
Can you help with the car park on busy days?
Yes. Officers direct vehicles and keep entrances and exits clear when the car park is full.
Investing in your Security
Book a free site risk assessment
We find the gaps in your current security and recommend a plan that fits your budget, at no cost.
- Phone
- 0727 85 85 85
- [email protected]
- Office
- 4th Floor, IPS Building, Nairobi, Kenya
