💡 We believe violence is preventable, not inevitable. ✅ Since 2019, we have invested in more than 350,000 diversionary activities and opportunities for young Londoners, to keep them safe and supported to thrive. ➡️ Find out more: bit.ly/3T29ts2

Who is affected by violence? youthendowmentfund.org.uk/reports/childr…

"Despite the fact that adults in authority find out about most cases of violence, only 10% of those who committed violent behaviour report being offered support or training to help them better manage their actions in the future"

This is a #shocker but LifeLine Projects can help through our workshops and/or mentoring programme in schools or the community. lifelineprojects.co.uk/projects/young…

I'm surprised, with so much resource, that 4 in 5 are not receiving support. The below is from a Youth Endowment Fund report; youthendowmentfund.org.uk/reports/childr… LifeLine Projects can help with workshops and mentoring lifelineprojects.co.uk/projects/young…

Check out "Children and Young People Providers' Forum" eventbrite.co.uk/e/children-and… Eventbrite Help

Helping young people stay connected without sacrificing their wellbeing mailchi.mp/lifelineprojec… via LifeLine Projects

Great to meet with Apsana Begum MP this afternoon to discuss youth and community strategy and the work or LifeLine Projects in Tower Hamlets providing mentoring in 5 sevondary schools and running 2 weekly positive activities.

I share with great sadness and great pride for how my dad spent his life.

SW!TCH: A journey of transformation mailchi.mp/lifelineprojec… via LifeLine Projects

🎉Huge congratulations to Levon, Youth Development Worker on our SW!TCH Team!🎉 ARTE in English has created a brilliant film profiling Levon and the impactful work LifeLine Projects does to support young people. Watch here: arte.tv/en/videos/1208… Well done, Levon!👏#YouthWork #KnifeCrime

🌟A HUGE thank you to Attic Self Storage for their generous donation through the 'Help us give back to Barking' campaign!🙌Your support helps LifeLine Projects continue our mission to support the community in Barking and Dagenham. We're grateful for your commitment to giving back!💙

This evening our SW!TCH Ambassadors are speaking at the APPG on Youth Affairs about #MentalHealth LifeLine Projects

The SW!TCH Ambassador talks about the key role of mentoring in preventing poor mental health APPG on Youth Affairs. She makes the case for ealy intervention, "Prevention is better than cure."

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Pleased to be here today with Father2Father UK celebrating the work of the #FatherhoodConsortium

Thanks to Lib Peck and London's Violence Reduction Unit for investing in fathers. Dad's provide the keys to unlock positive futures for young men.

Tilishia speaking at The House of Commons speaking about LifeLine Projects role in the #FathersConsortium with Father2Father UK. Such an important project with great partners.