Excluded Initiative offers special support to secondary schools in London by building their inclusion capacity and expertise to drive down exclusions.

The SAFE programme delivers targeted interventions to reduce truancy, improve behaviours, and reduce the risk of individuals failing to enter education, employment or training (NEET).

Alternative provision specialist taskforces will work directly with young people in alternative provision settings to offer intensive support from experts.

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.

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.

The Transition and Resilience Project provides intensive wrap-around support, including counselling, mentoring and digital support.

The project uses real-life inspired simulations and interactive role-plays to educate young people about knife crime and its consequences.

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

Deliver training and resources about violence prevention to teachers and support staff in schools.

The Becoming a Man programme works to develop social-emotional skills and encourage positive anger expression.

The programme supports young people with impulsive or disruptive behaviour at the key transition phase of primary to secondary school.