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Lead partner: West Ham United Foundation 

Consortium members: 

• Lifeline Projects

• Youth League UK

• He Heard as One

• Boxed Up Crime.

The focus for this consortium is on mentoring, incident response, supporting young people referred from probation, youth justice, boxing and peer-to-peer support for parents. 

Lead partner: Step Up Hub 

Consortium members: 

• Connect Stars

• PLIAS Resettlement

• Sport at the Heart

• United Borders

• Hilltop Circle.

This consortium delivers mentoring for young people and a whole-family approach parenting programme. They also focus on delivering the Safer Through Activity Together (STAT) programme with over 45 children in year 6 who are at risk of being exploited by gangs. This includes weekly activities, mentoring and increased support for parents as children transition from primary to secondary school.   

Lead Partner: Croydon Voluntary Action 

Consortium Members: 

• Gloves Not Gunz

• Reaching Higher

• Palace For Life Foundation

• Mentivity, P4YE

• Play Place.

This consortium is tackling criminal exploitation, violence against women and girls, gang involvement and mental health. This is through a team of detached outreach youth workers in the town centre; school-based mentoring and sports activities. 

Lead partner: The Bridge Renewal Trust 

Consortium members:

• Godwin Lawson Foundation

• North London Partnership Consortium

• Tottenham Hotspur Foundation

• Open Door.

Targeting young people excluded or at risk of exclusion from school, at risk of becoming or involved in serious violence, associated with gangs or impacted by exploitation and impacted by domestic violence.  

Lead partner: Wipers Youth 

Consortium members: 

• Jigsaw GC

• Prospex

• Leap. 

The focus for this consortium is on school-based interventions in both primary and secondary schools, alternative provision and pupil referral units, therapeutic counselling support, parenting workshops and positive youth-work based activities.  

Lead partner: Motivate and Lead Community

Consortium members:

• Spiral Skills CIC
• Ebony Horse Club
• CHIPS (Christian International Peace Service). 

Activities are free, locally accessible and aimed at keeping financially deprived young people safe and supported. They do this while building positive relationships across both young peers and trusted adults for a ‘whole community approach’ to reducing violence. 

The consortium will build on therapeutic intervention outreach work, including increased parental/family engagement and community support post critical incidents. 

It will also deliver prevention work with over 70 organisations and networks such as Community Safety, Lambeth Made Safer, Gangs Unit, Early help, Strengthening Families networks, the police, housing and local schools.  

Lead partner: Power the Fight

Consortium members: 

• Partisan
• XLP
• Spark2Life.

The consortium will deliver culturally sensitive, trauma-informed training and support to community networks, organisations and parents/carers. 

Partisan will use funding to invest in small projects designed and run by young people. XLP will run a mobile youth club on the Pepys estate, develop mentoring and lunchtime support at a secondary school that serves all three neighbourhoods. It will focus on children who are struggling with their learning, behaviour, bullying or risk of exclusion. 

On the Turnham estate they will run a drama club. 

Lead partner: Active Communities Network

Consortium members: 

• Southwark Young Advisors
• Fight for Change Foundation
• Mentivity
• St Giles Trust
• Millwall in the Community.

This consortium supports the development of its young advisors programme in addition to mentoring and investing in small innovative community organisations. 

Lead partner: Osmani Trust

Consortium members: 

• Streets of Growth
• Poplar HARCA
• Tower Hamlets CVS (THCVS).

This consortium delivers intensive detached one-to-one casework in offending hotspots (streets and estates), schools/pupil referral units and youth/community centres. 

This will be enhanced by a wide range of high-quality youth opportunities, including community leadership and social action, career mentoring and employability progression support.