An article taken from Fighting Knife Crime
Fighting Knife Crime: The Clinical Director for the London Violence Reduction Programme and Clinical Director for Violence Reduction NHSE gives an insight into the cause
Racing Media Academy
Start your career in racing media The Racing Media Academy was devised after broadcaster and entrepreneur Josh Apiafi, identified a barrier to getting new diverse
Harness Your Potential
With A Career In Horse Racing Start a career in horse racing with program for young people from ages 16 to 22, check out their
SCORE AN APPRENTICESHIP
Check out BIA APPRENTICESHIP: It’s an important decision, and getting it right will kick-start your career. If you think an apprenticeship might be right for you,
Stephen Lawrence Day 2022
Kickoff@3 are doing it again, using their brand to support great causes in the community. www.kickoffat3.com Stephen’s story is both challenging and inspirational. He was
Child Criminal Exploitation CCE
Article is written by Anthony Peltier https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/child-criminal-exploitation-cce-anthony-peltier Cost of living increases will result in more young children being criminally exploited. As we head into a
Helping and Talking to Your Child About the War in Ukraine
Helping Children and Young People to Make Sense of Distressing News As a global community, we have faced a turbulent few years, ruled chiefly by
How To Choose Parental Control and Internet Filtering Software
This article was shared to Youth Unity, a great information piece that we hope can help parents in an ever changing world of technology! Author:
New Study: The More you Hug your Kids, the More Their Brains Develop
Hug:To borrow a phrase: love works in mysterious ways. We are born to love and, as it turns out, love and affection are necessary for
A mother’s story whose son was recruited to sell drugs
‘I found out my son was dealing drugs, with my middle class mum friends buying cocaine off boys just like him’ The boy bringing cocaine to the
Government supporting schools and colleges to provide face-to-face learning for millions of children and young people
Hundreds of former teachers have signed up with supply agencies following the Education Secretary’s call for them to temporarily return to the profession, data published
Mayor invests in positive activities for young people this summer
City Hall is funding hundreds of positive activities to support thousands of young Londoners during the holidays and beyond London’s Violence Reduction Unit, the first
Mayor reveals driving factors behind violence affecting young people and invests in support for almost 100,000 more young Londoners
City Hall publishes its most detailed analysis yet which lays bare the extent of the link between violence and poverty, deprivation and unemployment Latest figures
Stop and Search
Stop and search has been a controversial feature of policing for decades. You might think it was being reduced, in a post-Macpherson, post-Black Lives Matter world,
Supervision and effective social work practice
Professional supervision is central to effective social work. I think we can all agree on that. It plays an important role in the wider functioning
Youth Unity’s Paul McKenzie, wins an award at the London International Film Festival for his short screenplay SICK, the movie
Paul has enjoyed changing the lives of hundreds of people over the last 15 years. Paul is the co-founder of Youth Unity CIC, a not-for-profit
Project Hard Graft
The Project Hard Graft is a new initiative designed to help young people gain valuable skills in the events management and Construction industries. Working with
Schools can tackle bullying by teaching children anger management and empathy, study finds
Source: Will Hazell Education CorrespondentSeptember 2, 2021 4:34 pm(Updated 5:36 pm) About 800,000 children are bullied each year – but research suggests schools can do something
Pupils face income loss of £46,000 due to Covid disruption
Children and young people face losing thousands of pounds in earnings during their lifetime from the impact of the pandemic on lost learning, according to
Bexley Council commission Youth Unity to deliver Outreach Work in the borough
Youth Unity will be working in the Bexley area over the next year giving support and reassurance to the local residents. Our aim is to
SICK the movie, wins an award at London International Film Festival for best short screen play
Paul McKenzie took seven young people over the half term and embarked on a massive film project to highlight the need for more focus on
Teenage girls mentor top Met officers
Teenage girls mentor top Met officers A ground-breaking ‘reverse mentoring’ pilot that saw three teenagers mentor a trio of the Met’s top women officers was
Child Internet Safety
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Inclusion Week 2021
Source: Our top tips for National Inclusion Week 2021 As National Inclusion Week draws closer, we are gearing up back at Inclusive Employers to ensure
Very moving anti knife crime exhibition opens in Barking
Yesterday Wednesday 29 September saw the launch of the third Ben Kinsella Trust exhibition. Based in Barking, the exhibition is the largest of the three
