This workshop is generally aimed at individuals who are deemed “at risk”. This could be determined by teachers, parents, carers and professionals who are worried about a child becoming involved in serious youth violence, gang culture or antisocial behaviour. We have created this workshop from research, recommendations and life experiences.
We believe any child can change their mindset and find their own alternative, so we restrict this module to a group of six students in order to optimise engagement. The workshops can also be tailor made for 1-1.
Workshops run over 6 sessions which are one hour long.
Knife crime workshop outline:
Session 1: Engagement, understanding and questions
Session 2: Anger management
Session 3: Conflict resolutions
Session 4: Decisions and consequences of knife crime
Session 5: Role Models
Session 6: Self-worth, goals and aspirations
Gangs, Grooming and county likes workshop outline:
Session 1: Engagement, understanding and questions
Session 2: Understanding gangs and their activities
Session 3: Grooming and county lines
Session 4: Decisions and consequences of being in a gang
Session 5: Perception vs reality / Positive role models
Session 6: Self-worth and planning for the future
Anti-social behaviour workshop outline:
Session 1: Engagement, understanding and questions
Session 2: Understanding antisocial behaviour
Session 3: Perspective-taking
Session 4: Decisions and consequences of anti-social behaviour
Session 5: How to be a positive x to our communities / positive role models
Session 6: Self-worth, goals and aspirations