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

Children are referred into this project by the police at the point of arrest when they are found in possession of a class B or class C drug.

The programme uses the moment a child is brought into the police custody suite to support and engage them in a range of activities to reduce their risk of future violent offending.

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 programme pairs young people with a youth worker for six months, following referral from Greater Manchester Police.

The programme’s team of trained Restorative Justice Mentors work with children and young people who’ve displayed violent behaviours.

Redthread’s youth work teams are embedded within 13 Major Trauma Centres and Local Trauma Units.

The Your Choice programme offers intensive, therapeutic support for young people aged 11-17 who are at most risk of being affected by violence or exploitation.

The programme works with young people, aged between 10 and 15 years-old who come into police custody due to violent behaviour.

The Step Together pilot project aims to help keep children and young people safe on their journey to and from school.

Combines universal and targeted sports-based interventions, delivered by seven Rugby League clubs and supported by the RFL.