PROJECTS
#stopviolence
​Another Way - YEF funded project
Another Way is a violence reduction project targeted at young people aged 14 to 24 years. The project is limited to those who live in the City of Nottingham and who are seen to be at risk of violence – both as victims or offenders – due to associating with a group or gang or being exploited by a gang, for example through County Lines. It will run until Summer 2025.
Trauma Informed Partnership
The Trauma Informed Partnership Nottingham and Nottinghamshire is a collection
of organisations (mostly public and voluntary sector) working to promote trauma
informed approaches across the city and county.
Belong - Integration Through Sport
This project will target young refugees, asylum seekers and migrants living in Nottingham. They support young people at risk of becoming involved in crime and anti-social behaviour due to their circumstances.
Evolve - Mentoring for Girls
​Focus on targeted girls from Djanogly Strelley, who are transitioning to secondary school. They will be undertaking Sports at Evolve and having weekly mentoring sessions
Nottingham Muslim Women's Network - Sport Her
A culturally sensitive approach that is co-designed with South Asian girls aged 13+ on a referral only basis.
Go Boxing - Boxing for girls in care or leaving care
​SportPlus and mentoring for girls in care and girls leaving care for ages 10-24 in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
3 Pillars - School mentoring for at risk children
Delivered for Sneinton Nottingham Academy. Rugby Sessions: weekly 90-minute physical training and coaching sessions, delivered in Nottingham Academy.
4Bs - SportPlus project
​This project is for young people aged 10-24 from Nottingham on a referral basis
Ingeus – Young adult mentoring service
This is a young adult mentoring service delivered in HMP Ranby​