Our street-based youth work provides wrap-around support for young people at street level – a setting where parents, schools and most other services have little reach. The work helps groups of young people, who choose to spend their leisure time in outdoor spaces, make that time as useful and productive as possible

We use youth work as a tool to provide mental health support to young adults, in a way that is both distinct from medical approaches and distinct from interventions used in formal education. The programmes involve a blend of one-to-one and group work, using challenging and developmental activity to take young adults on a transformational journey. Our mental health work is theoretically underpinned, with an accompanying Theory of Change that guides our practice

StreetSafe reduces the likelihood of young people engaging in crime and violence, in spaces where other services struggle to reach. Our StreetSafe projects take place in some of the most deprived communities where youth crime, violence and child criminal exploitation pose a significant threat.

We have a long and strong tradition in youth voice, youth involvement and co-production and it remains a priority for us. We place great value on participant voice as a key element of any authentic person-centred project. Our youth voice work, delivered in a range of settings, increases young people’s power & influence in society, through expression of their views & representation of their interests