A street-based approach where youth workers engage with children in their own environment, such as streets, parks, or shopping centres.

Open-access spaces that provide a safe, supportive environment where young people can socialise and take part in activities.

A structured approach that trains and supports groups of local people to develop and implement an evidence-based plan for violence prevention.

Paid work placements for young people during the summer holidays.

Education programmes held in the summer holidays

Using street lighting to prevent violence.

Using closed-circuit television (CCTV) to prevent violence.

Programmes that aim to prevent knife crime by educating children about the risks and harms caused by carrying a knife.

Programmes that help young people to identify and intervene in potential sexual assaults

Programmes that aim to prevent violence in intimate relationships.  

Raising awareness of the risks and consequences of involvement in violence.

Training staff and redesigning services with an explicit focus on recognising trauma and avoiding re-traumatisation.