SAFE! SUPPORT FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AFFECTED BY CRIME 

Building Respectful Families - one to one and group support to families experiencing Child and Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse.

This funding will be used to provide specialist support to families affected by Child & Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse (CAPVA) across the Thames Valley. This includes one-to-one and ....more

This funding will be used to provide specialist support to families affected by Child & Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse (CAPVA) across the Thames Valley. This includes one-to-one and group interventions consultation and joint working with other professionals and services and a training course to upskill professionals in this area.

Blueprint Project for young people affected by crime

The funding will provide continuation funding of £199704 for the Building Better Families Project (BRF) to support families affected by child on parent violence (CPV). It will enable the ....more

The funding will provide continuation funding of £199704 for the Building Better Families Project (BRF) to support families affected by child on parent violence (CPV). It will enable the organisation to increase its training options to include more bespoke training and advanced modules for professionals working with CPV. The funding will extend its support to affected siblings in the family many of whom have witnessed and are impacted by ongoing abuse. It will also roll out to support to the wider family network to develop knowledge of CPV and identify ways to support the parent/carer to manage behaviours.

This project will apply the expertise of the local specialist youth work sector to the YPSA.

NET, Comic Relief and Children in Need will use this funding to provide: increased support to vulnerable people and hidden groups, thus reducing the burden on public services; reach local grassroots ....more

NET, Comic Relief and Children in Need will use this funding to provide: increased support to vulnerable people and hidden groups, thus reducing the burden on public services; reach local grassroots and small organisations who can provide an on-the-ground community response to the crisis; and, support local charitable organisations to mobilise volunteers to enable better targeted support in communities through empowered local groups.

We would like to set up an Oxfordshire Young Women's Group for girls aged 12-14 years old who have experienced victimisation by crime. The group would meet every fortnight in term time for a 90 ....more

We would like to set up an Oxfordshire Young Women's Group for girls aged 12-14 years old who have experienced victimisation by crime. The group would meet every fortnight in term time for a 90 minute session, in Oxford City centre (18 sessions in the year). The focus of the group would be empowerment and peer support. The group would be facilitated by three female workers. Each week we would provide a space for peer support but also introduce a new topic such as self-care, sleep, exercise, healthy eating, mindfulness, problem solving, assertive communication etc. The staff team would decide the themes for the initial sessions but over time, we would work with the young women to develop the content of the group based on their needs. We have budgeted for resources and activities and this can include inviting in professionals to share skills, for example, yoga or dance teachers. During the summer break there would be a group residential, organised and planned in part by the young women in the group.

SAFE! Will use funding to build a comprehensive new service across the Thames Valley to help families affected by Child on Parent Violence (CPV). The project aims to build on learning from the past ....more

SAFE! Will use funding to build a comprehensive new service across the Thames Valley to help families affected by Child on Parent Violence (CPV). The project aims to build on learning from the past four years of running their group-work programme, to meet identified need and close the gaps for services. The organisation will use funding to pilot a range of new services, including one-to-one support services for both children and parents, face to face assessment of all children and parents referred and a series of up to ten one-to-one sessions mirrored with parent and child.

A minimum of 650 children aged 8 to 18 provided with home or school based one-to-one support sessions.

This project provides a 12 week programme to help children and young people with child on parent violence. The programme will improve relationships, help make informed choice and reduce risk of ....more

This project provides a 12 week programme to help children and young people with child on parent violence. The programme will improve relationships, help make informed choice and reduce risk of recurring offending behaviours.

To provide support for parents/carers whose children have been victims of crime, and who are struggling to know how to best support them, and need support themselves.

This charity will use the funding to deliver family focused intervention through group work sessions for parents and young people. The sessions are aimed at families where young people are abusive or ....more

This charity will use the funding to deliver family focused intervention through group work sessions for parents and young people. The sessions are aimed at families where young people are abusive or violent or using destructive behaviours. This will increase the resources and support available to families affected by child on parent violence.