The Peer Action Collective is a group of 16 to 25-year-olds who are working to make communities safer and fairer for young people.

The Peer Action Collective is a group of 16 to 25-year-olds who are working to make communities safer and fairer for young people.

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

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

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

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

The programme uses street-based outreach, school-based activities, mentoring and youth-led social action to empower young people.

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.

Combines teaching of skills with residential experiences, outdoor and community activities.

The Respect Project is an alternative education programme utilising outdoor activities, life-skills sessions and residential experiences.

This programme combines non-contact boxing with intensive personal support to create healthier thinking, improve confidence and support goal setting.