The Street-Vibe training programme aims to teach young people that have progressed to secondary schools about the harsher aspects of society today. It focuses on matters such as staying safe and in control, drug and solvent misuse, guns, gangs and knives, car crime, shop lifting, racial harassment, bullying, anti-social behaviour, trespass and vandalism. To access [...]

Junior Citizen Online has been devised specifically for students who are about to leave primary schools and teaches them the skills needed to keep safe at such an important time of their lives. The programme is packed with information and advice from professionals on matters such as fire safety, knife crime, road safety, transport safety, [...]

Count Me In is a joint initiative between the Department for Children, Schools and Families, Families Utd and the Home Office, which aims to increase young people’s understanding, confidence, and belief in the fact that it is safer not to carry knives and similar weapons. Join schools across the UK in promoting Count Me In: Together [...]

It Doesn’t Have to Happen is a campaign that was created by young people who want to take a stand against knife crime. We are taking positive action to get the message out that knife crime doesn’t have to happen. Our aim is to stop young people from carrying and using knives. We need as many young people as [...]