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Programmes that aim to prevent knife crime by educating children about the risks and harms caused by carrying a knife.
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Initiatives to enable people to safely hand in weapons at designated locations.
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Challenge-based activities and therapies undertaken in outdoor settings.
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Mentors provide children and young people with guidance and support.
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Specialist therapies which aim to support individual recovery from trauma.
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A family therapy programme for children at risk of placement in either care or custody
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A police strategy that targets resources and activities to places where crime is most concentrated.
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Training staff and redesigning services with an explicit focus on recognising trauma and avoiding re-traumatisation.
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Secondary or tertiary prevention programmes which engage children in organised sports or physical activity
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A strategy that combines communicating the consequences of violence with support for developing positive routes away from it.
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Military-style boot camps for young people who have been convicted of an offence