Those at risk of serious violence, including gangs
Advice and support for identifying and reporting people at risk of serious violence, including support for those at risk.
Active Change Foundation (ACF) – helpline to prevent British Nationals from travelling to conflict zones
Advice to parents and carers on gangs – advice on GOV.UK
Catch 22 – Address complex issues that can lead to gang involvement
Channel – Educate Against Hate – safeguarding programme for those identified as vulnerable to being drawn into terrorism
Childline – 24/7 helpline for children and young people
County Lines on GOV.UK – criminal exploitation of children and vulnerable adults
Crimestoppers – 24/7 helpline to report crime anonymously
Family Lives - Gangs – advice and support identifying if your child is part of a gang
Fearless – information about street crime, weapons and anonymous crime reporting
Gangsline – support and advice from ex-gang members to provide exit strategies for people involved in gangs
NSPCC – Provides support for all young people at risk including criminal exploitation and gangs
Police Prevent – a way to raise concern about someone being drawn into terrorism – call 101
Prevent programme – A Home Office blog on early intervention support provided by Prevent
St Giles – practical advice for young people worried about criminal exploitation
Victim Support – support for victims of crime and traumatic events
London Gang Exit (LGE) - works with young people aged 16 to 24 years old who are affected, associated or affiliated with gang related issues or serious youth violence.
Wizeup – provides mentoring to young people up to the age of 17 who have affected by drug or alcohol abuse
Child Exploitation and Online Protection Command (CEOP) - report a concern about online sexual abuse to a Child Protection Advisor
London Gang Exit (LGE) - works with young people aged 16 to 24 years old who are affected, associated or affiliated with gang related issues or serious youth violence.
Get Away ‘N’ Get Safe (GANGS) - Gangs prevention programme
Element Society - Aimed at young people who may be at risk or engaged in gun, gang and knife crime.
Chance 2 Change – provides support to young people aged 16-25 who are at risk or have already become involved in serious violent crime
CIRV - Community Initiative to Reduce Violence – provides support to tackle violence and drugs associated with gangs in the community
Active Change Foundation (ACF) – helpline to prevent British Nationals from travelling to conflict zones 020 8539 2770
Advice to parents and carers on gangs – advice on GOV.UK
Catch 22 – Address complex issues that can lead to gang involvement
Channel – Educate Against Hate – safeguarding programme for those identified as vulnerable to being drawn into terrorism
Childline – 24/7 helpline for children and young people – call 0800 11111
County Lines on GOV.UK – criminal exploitation of children and vulnerable adults
Crimestoppers – 24/7 helpline to report crime anonymously – call 0800 555 111
Family Lives - Gangs – advice and support identifying if your child is part of a gang
Fearless – information about street crime, weapons and anonymous crime reporting
Gangsline – support and advice from ex-gang members to provide exit strategies for people involved in gangs
NSPCC – Provides support for all young people at risk including criminal exploitation and gangs
Police Prevent – a way to raise concern about someone being drawn into terrorism – call 101
Prevent programme – A Home Office blog on early intervention support provided by Prevent
St Giles – practical advice for young people worried about criminal exploitation
The RS MacDonald Charitable Fund – runs Freedom From Torture Scotland which provides holistic rehabilitation for survivors of torture and organised violence
Active Change Foundation (ACF) – helpline to prevent British Nationals from travelling to conflict zones 020 8539 2770
Advice to parents and carers on gangs – advice on GOV.UK
Catch 22 – Address complex issues that can lead to gang involvement
Channel – Educate Against Hate – safeguarding programme for those identified as vulnerable to being drawn into terrorism
Childline – 24/7 helpline for children and young people – call 0800 11111
County Lines on GOV.UK – criminal exploitation of children and vulnerable adults
Crimestoppers – 24/7 helpline to report crime anonymously – call 0800 555 111
Family Lives - Gangs – advice and support identifying if your child is part of a gang
Fearless – information about street crime, weapons and anonymous crime reporting
Gangsline – support and advice from ex-gang members to provide exit strategies for people involved in gangs
NSPCC – Provides support for all young people at risk including criminal exploitation and gangs
Police Prevent – a way to raise concern about someone being drawn into terrorism – call 101
Prevent programme – A Home Office blog on early intervention support provided by Prevent
St Giles – practical advice for young people worried about criminal exploitation
Victim Support – support for victims of crime and traumatic events