Equipping educators and youth practitioners to address knife crime & youth violence

The Educate Hub Knife Violence Prevention Resource is Lives Not Knives new violence prevention resource for educators within schools and community services for children aged between 11-16.

The platform is a unique and powerful collection of tools based on lived experience and insight for educators to teach young people about the impact of knife violence.

Suitable for KS3, KS4 & KS5

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Real Stories & advice

Our videos (including real life testimonies), show the lived experience of the effects of knife violence on individuals, families, and communities.

Each resource we offer provides a different aspect of help and/or education to young people, ensuring that they are supported in a multitude of ways. These resources are there to not only educate young people, but make a teacher’s life easier with pre-built lessons.

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Practical guides & worksheets

Our resources identify the socioeconomic factors that can increase the risk of carrying a knife or offensive weapon and we offer lesson plans to provide the opportunity for young people to discuss with their educators the alternatives so that all young people can look forward to fulfilling lives.

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Community & planning tools

Our videos (including real life testimonies), show the lived experience of the effects of knife violence on individuals, families, and communities.

460

Trained teachers

8877

Students supported

349

Identified "at risk"

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Created in partnership

Due to rising demand for resources from Schools, Children’s services, youth groups and public services. Lives Not Knives have spent the last few years strategising with teacher’s, young people and various people within the community with lived experience of youth violence to create, support and strengthen the knowledge for youth leaders to feel better equipped to deliver resources as an intervention for young people.

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