- Lambeth Made Safer Strategy 2020-2030 (2021)
- LB Barking and Dagenham, Youth at Risk Matrix report (2021)
- LB Waltham Forest: Critical Incidents (2021)
- LB Waltham Forest: Outset Centre (2021)
- LB Waltham Forest: Safe Together (2021)
- LB Waltham Forest: Perceptions of Violence (2021)
- LB Waltham Forest: Chatbot (2021)
- LB Waltham Forest: Botvin Lifeskills (2021)
- Westminster City Council: IGXU (2021)
- RB Kensington and Chelsea: Breakfast and Coffee Mornings (2021)
- LB Islington: Reducing Knife Harm (2021)
- LB Newham: Brighter Futures (2021)
- LB Hammersmith and Fulham: Weapons Sweeps (2021)
- LB Croydon: Knife Test Purchasing (2021)
- LB Croydon: Harmspot Patrols (2021)
- LB Croydon: FJC – support for victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence (2021)
- LB Waltham Forest - Violence Partnership Annual Report (2019)
- LB Bexley - Serious Violence Strategy (2019)
- LB Lewisham - Offensive Weapons in Schools Protocol (September, 2018)
- LB Croydon – Partnership approach to preventing the supply of knifes to young people by retail outlets (May, 2019)
- LB Haringey – Young People at Risk (May, 2019)
- LB Ealing – Understanding Key Drivers to Serious Violence and Building the Best Analytical Products (May, 2019)
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Camden Youth Safety Task Force (September 2018)
This report presents the findings of LB Camden’s Youth Safety Task Force’s investigation into the causes and nature of youth violence in the borough.
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RB Kensington & Chelsea – Safeguarding and Carnival (October 2018)
A partnership approach to safeguarding young people in the borough founded upon case management of vulnerable young people, police visits, engagement of neighbouring boroughs, provision of diversion and schools’ engagement.
- Serious Violence in Lambeth – Qualitative Research Report (June, 2015)
- Serious Violence in Lambeth – Needs Assessment (June, 2015)
- LB Lewisham’s approach to reducing violence (briefing paper, 2018)
- LB Lewisham, Youth Offending Service, Trauma Restorative Model (May 2018)
- LB Lewisham’s Whole Systems Approach – trauma informed restorative model
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This diagram details a whole systems approach to serious youth violence by Geeta Subramaniam, Head of Public Protection and Safety, LB Lewisham and Chair of London Heads of Community Safety and Youth Offending Team Assistant Directors Network.
- Safeguarding Adolescents: A Practice Guide (LB Waltham Forest, June, 2018)
A guide for all practitioners who are working with adolescents in LB Waltham Forest. It aims to equip practitioners with up to date information on adolescent development, and to provide a consistent practice framework to improve our response to adolescents who experience risk of harm. The approach includes information on enforcement and support and recognises that safeguarding adolescents may involve different combination of these elements at different times.
- From Postcodes to Profit (Whittaker et al., June, 2018)
London South Bank University report commissioned by LB Waltham Forest detailing how gangs have changed in the borough.
Harrow community safety delivery plan.
Bid paper for one of the five funded projects for Tranche 1 of LCPF Co-commissioning fund. Delivering a pan-London project to improve the identification and response to the exploitation of young people by organised criminals.
Lambeth’s Safeguarding Children’s Board’s (LSCB) strategy to support, help and protect children and young people at risk of a range of what are often termed ‘contextual’ forms of abuse, including child sexual exploitation (CSE), those who may be involved in violent crime and/or gangs and/or ‘country lines’, or of radicalisation.
- London Gang Member Referral Guidance (January 2017)
Produced through London Councils, to promote effective practice for when a person with evidenced gang links, moves from one borough to another. It is intended to provide clear principles for effective information exchange and handover, to ensure that any risk presented from or to the gang member is fully understood; and any support package in place can be effectively reviewed by the borough or authority to which the gang member moves. This guide is made available to London boroughs to use and adapt as desired.