Advice and help for educators and professionals FEARLESS - NEW RESOURCESFearless have launched three new resources to raise awareness amongst professionals of County Lines, knife crime and drugs and alcohol.Read More >EYES OPEN CAMPAIGNDrugs gangs are grooming kids and vulnerable adults across the UK. Know what to look for and who to help. Start by selecting where you live.Read More >don't do nothingCampaign resources for schools including lesson plan, videos, posters and a PowerPoint aimed at tackling bullying, domestic abuse and knives.Read More >video resourcesThese videos have been created by both professionals and young people and are aimed to be viewed by young people, families and professionals.Read More >useful websitesFind useful websites for young people, families/carers and professionals including local support for people in the Kent and Medway areas.Read More >guides and toolkitsThese guides and toolkits cover a range of issues from how to speak to young people to offering workplace strategies to help tackle young violence and exploitation. Read More >Home office preventing gang and youth violenceThis report was commissioned by the Home Office to further our understanding of what works well to prevent gang involvement and youth violence in our communutiesRead More >Tackling Cuckooing Multi agency GuideThis guidance is primarily aimed at frontline staff who work with vulnerable adults. It can also be used as advice to support individuals, families, carers and members of the public.Read More >KSCMP Child on child abuse evaluate your school toolkithis free toolkit has been designed to help schools and colleges assess strengths that can be built upon, as well as weaknesses that should be addressedRead More >keeping children safe in educationIt is essential that everybody working in a school or college understands their safeguarding responsibilities. Read More >Fearless - snitching and the bystander approachFearless aims to break down any barriers that might prevent young people from reporting crime. Read More >catch 22 county lines supportProviding long-term support to children and young people to reduce risk and prevent serious youth violence, exploitation, gang and county line activityRead More >tiktok playbook for teachersA guide for teachers with everything they need to know about TikTok including how it all works and tips for teachers and parentsRead More >VRU - serious violence toolkit for schools and collegesThis toolkit has been written to offer ideas and resources to school leaders that will help to prevent violence from occurring, and ways to support young people who have been affected by violence. Read More >nhs - violence prevention guide Understanding these factors means we can develop and adopt new public health based approaches to violence. Such approaches focus on the primary prevention of violence through reducing risk factors and promoting protective factors over t...Read More >metanoia project We use real life people that have lived the meaning of the word Metanoia. People who believed the system and that “once you are a gang member you will always be a gang member”.Read More >Offences Weapons Act 2019 info posterIt is now illegal to possess certain weapons in private places, including your home. This includes items such as knuckledusters, flick knives and telescopic truncheons. Read More >exploitation toolkitThis guidance has been produced by The Children’s Society in partnership with Victim Support and the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC).Read More >partnership disruption optionsCriminal, civil and partnership disruption options for perpetrators of child and adult exploitation.Read More >Safeguarding children at risk of exploitationThe specific focus of this review is the service response to children who have already been drawn into criminal exploitation and where high levels of risk of serious harm have been identified. Read More >unseen - how to spot county linesModern slavery takes many forms, including child exploitation, which is a growing problem in the UK* . This guide aims to help parents and carers spot County Lines exploitation and know how to get helpRead More >
