Detached youth work aims to engage with young people ‘where they are at’, providing youth work in non-institutional settings. These settings are usually places that young people have chosen to be, such as on the street, in parks, shopping centres, fast food outlets or other community spaces. Rather than serving children in a youth club,…

Spark2Life caseworkers will provide young people with up to 12 months of trauma-informed mentoring and casework support.

EXODUS is a 12-month mentoring intervention, delivered by paid mentors from diverse cultural backgrounds, all trained in restorative practice.

Over five months, young people will benefit from weekly one-to-one mentoring sessions with trained youth workers.

SOS+ works with schools, and other education providers, to identify children and young people in need of one-to-one mentoring

The project is a nine-month adventure based mentoring programme for young people at high-risk of becoming involved in violence.

The Reach project is a new six month intensive mentoring intervention for young people at risk of exclusion or whom have received a fixed-term exclusion.

United Borders deliver a two-month, trauma-informed music mentoring programme.

The YEF is funding a feasibility study of a multi-site RCT of grassroots organisations delivering mentoring.

The project provides young people with consistent, positive role models, weekly mentoring and positive peer networks.

The project works with young people when they enter police custody, utilising that ‘teachable moment’ to engage them in a 12-week programme.

The project aims to engage those with a sibling known to the youth justice system, mentoring them to identify goals and connecting them to other services following the programme.