Throughout England And Wales

Scotland

Children/young People

People With Disabilities

Education/training

The group will use the grant to conduct Crime and Safety Awareness days in Scotland. The group will work in partnership with schools, a range of services, professionals and volunteers. The awareness days will be multi-educational workshops.

The National Lottery Community Fund

Youth crime and safety days, Scotland

The No Way Trust Limited in Kingston Upon Hull will fund a programme of Educational Crime and Safety Awareness days, which will cover a full spectrum of multi-agency educational workshops. They will involve up to 250 pupils who will receive a lasting message about the causes of crime and anti-social behaviour and its consequences. The project meets the Awards for All aims of 'Supporting Community Activity'. The award of Â£5000 will be to cover costs incurred for equipment, awards and sundries._x000B_

Wales Youth Crime and Safety Days

Female Prisoner Insight Project working in Birmingham and the Midlands

Early intervention crime and safety training

The Dulverton Trust

This is a project by a charity in Hull, North Humberside, serving beneficiaries in Lambeth. The group will use the funding to train ex-offenders and deliver a crime and safety awareness programme to young people in secondary schools. This will provide the beneficiaries with training and skills that will be of value to them when they are released and discourage young people from getting involved in crime and anti social behaviour.

Community Prisoner Insight Presentation Project- Brixton and around Lambeth

This project is the delivery of sessions and fun activities for young people that will cover topics such as crime, alcohol, mental health, bullying and the dangers of social media. This will prepare children for challenges of the modern day.

Your Choice Days in Yorkshire

towards two years' running costs of a project that employs ex-offenders to deliver crime and safety awareness projects to young people across the UK


The Henry Smith Charity

Grant to No Way Trust Ltd

£10,000 towards the Prisoner Insight Project

A B Charitable Trust

Project working with prisoners leaving prison

To prevent 14-16 year olds from straying into the criminal justice system and to reflect on the impact of crime on communities and their peers.