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The Jarrett Foundation is running a FREE workshop, sponsored by Tesco, in Association with the Metropolitan Police for Schools and PRUs.
Young people are becoming more and more desensitised to crime and taking a life seems to come easily. This 40 min workshop (allowing for 1 hour with questions) is designed to make them think about the decisions they make. Every decision has a consequence. Carrying a knife will have lasting, devastating effects on BOTH FAMILIES, the victim’s family and the perpetrator’s family FOREVER.
Tesco is active in the communities they serve, and they wanted to be pro-active in reducing the knife crime in London. So Tesco have sponsored a London wide school tour courtesy of Groundwork.
This 6-week mentoring program is designed to provide essential life skills. Tailored for those needing support with behaviour choices, emotional management, and future planning. Our program focuses on enhancing self-reflection, nurturing resilience, and guiding participants in setting personal growth & character development goals.
This workshop tailored for teenagers, providing guidance on recognising healthy and unhealthy relationship dynamics and behaviours, fostering an understanding of consent, and equipping them with skills to establish personal boundaries.
In the UK we help youth, particularly black youth who are most vulnerable, those who are involved in knife crime and street crime, violence and antisocial behaviour.
We have also seen a huge increase in the number of youth who are isolated, suffering with mental health issues like depression, as a direct result of COVID-19, and as a consequence are self harming and even suicidal.
We provide tailored mentoring around activities that they will enjoy, to help them to open up and talk, whilst developing new skills and confidence to move on and aspire. Read more...
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