A regional development report outlines how situational crime prevention measures, such as target hardening, physical barriers, and increased CCTV surveillance, have been extensively implemented in suburban housing estates. The local council observed that these environmental alterations significantly decreased opportunistic property damage and anti-social behaviour.
Source A implies that crime can be successfully prevented through environmental and situational modifications.
Using your knowledge of psychology, suggest alternative social or community-based strategies that could be used to prevent criminal and delinquent behaviour in young people.